Puffy Paint Mask

Supplies: net, puffy paint, sparkles, scissors, saran wrap, tape,

This mask is very fun and easy. I decided on a design and shape of the mask I wanted on paper. I then covered my paper with saran wrap, taping it to my paper. Then I took my square of net and taped it over the saran wrap. Using puffy paint I traced my design of my mask. When I was finished I took some sparkles and sprinkled over the still wet puffy paint. When it was all dry I took my net square off and cut out the eye wholes and around my mask. Mask is flexible and fairly sturdy. Use a thicker netting so it's less likely to rip especially for children. Mask is even more sturdy where there is lines rather than dots, but it still works great. Attach some string or ribbon to mask so you can wear it. You may use a needle and thread to attach it, hot glue, or a whole punch. I love the sparkles it adds a magical quality to it and they stay on.