How To Draw A Mummy Mask

The spookiest dark of the yr is upon us! Make heads roll with this easy, minimal mess activity that you can practise with your kiddos to get them in the Halloween spirit. This arts and crafts will aid you upcycle items from around your firm and transform them into only the gruesome beast y'all've been searching for.

What You'll Demand

Empty Paper Towel or Toilet Newspaper Rolls
Black Paint
Pair of scissors

Yarn
Clear Tape
Googly Eyes
Mucilage

Let'south Get Crafting!

Prep: Paint the rolls.
Pigment your paper towel rolls blackness. Make sure to allow them dry out completely earlier proceeding to the rest of the steps.

Step i: Gear up your rolls.
Cut your coil to fit whatever size you'd like your mummy to be. If y'all're using a paper towel whorl, it's best to cutting it in half so it will exist able to stand on its ain. Cut a small slit at the top and lesser of the curl. This will be used to secure your yarn.

Step two: Mucilage on the eyes.
Adhere the eyes most a quarter of the way down the gyre. We recommend using hot glue because it takes less time to dry out, but school glue works just likewise! Make sure the glue has dried completely earlier moving on to the next step.

Step 3: Wrap it upwards!
Constrict i end of the yarn into the slit at the the bottom of the roll and tape it to the inside. Wrap the string effectually your mummy, being certain to piece of work effectually the eyes. Make some parts more than dense, but be certain to leave gaps to go far truly terrifying.

Pro Tip! Don't snip your yarn till the end.
This volition minimize tangles and assistance ensure that your strand is long enough to cover the entire whorl.

Stride 4: Tape it off.
Once your mummy is satisfyingly scary, snip your yarn and tuck the loose end into the slit at the top of the roll. Tape the end to the within of the roll or use the backlog string to hang your mortifying mummies around your dwelling!

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