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Mustache on a Stick

Mustache on a Stick
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Amaze your friends! Bewilder your enemies! Frighten small children and get your neighbor's dog to bark at you!

The Mustache on a Stick (hereafter referred to as the MoaS) is a vital component to any wardrobe, be you fashion model, train conductor, geometry teacher, or international spy. This instructable is created to indoctrinate the non-believer into the way of the 'stache, through a simple cut-and-paste project.

Whip out your MoaS any time you need to give yourself a little boost of confidence, avoid detection by the secret police, or maybe just to catch the eye of that cute girl/boy down at the other end of the bar.
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(Let it be known that the first person to mention the phrase "mustache rides" will be beaten senseless with a sock full of pennies. Thank you.)

 
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Step 1Gather your Supplies

Gather your Supplies
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For this project you will definitely, certainly need:
~Scissors
~A glue stick
~Scotch tape
~A pencil
~Cardboard (it doesn't have to be a recycled mac'n'cheese box, but it's cooler if it is)
~Construction paper in your desired colors
~Two or three sheets of plain white printer paper

For this project you might want:
~A hot glue gun
~Fake fur
~Felt
~1/4" wooden dowels
~Sequins
~Yarn
~An old toupee (Eeeeew....)

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6 comments
Feb 23, 2010. 12:29 PMmasterochicken says:
Wonderful mustachery!
Feb 23, 2010. 10:14 PMmasterochicken says:
Mine is grown from own face. Though it may sound dangerous, it keeps my lips warm in the winter.
Feb 24, 2010. 9:10 PMmasterochicken says:
It's good to see someone who cares so much for others and the warmth of they're upper lip.

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