Step 2: Gas mask and Ear guard
Gas Mask
Sand the three cans down to the metal. Make hole using an awl, screwdriver or drill at the top of the can.
Using a moist paper towel, paint them with black paint to look weather beaten. Let dry.
Meanwhile,make holes with a drill or tool of choice into a kiddie bowl. then paint with the black paint .
When the cans are dry dip the bottoms into neon blue paint to create the neon rings. Let dry.
When the cans are dry use the electrical tape an inch from the bottom to create the black band. The neon bracelets will go over the tape when you are ready to use the costume.
Using zip ties attach the cans to the bowl. I use clear stretch cord to tie the mask.
Ear Guard
Cut from cardboard and cover in metal tape. Detail with black marker. Antique with black paint, let dry. Attach pieces to headband with more metal tape.
Sand the three cans down to the metal. Make hole using an awl, screwdriver or drill at the top of the can.
Using a moist paper towel, paint them with black paint to look weather beaten. Let dry.
Meanwhile,make holes with a drill or tool of choice into a kiddie bowl. then paint with the black paint .
When the cans are dry dip the bottoms into neon blue paint to create the neon rings. Let dry.
When the cans are dry use the electrical tape an inch from the bottom to create the black band. The neon bracelets will go over the tape when you are ready to use the costume.
Using zip ties attach the cans to the bowl. I use clear stretch cord to tie the mask.
Ear Guard
Cut from cardboard and cover in metal tape. Detail with black marker. Antique with black paint, let dry. Attach pieces to headband with more metal tape.
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vtheawesome says:
Nov 1, 2010. 5:09 PMReply
i couldent find a mask like yours :(
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pizzidave (author) says:
Nov 1, 2010. 8:32 PMReply
The halloween monster mask? I got it at for 4 dollars at a national pharmacy chain who's name is three letters.
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