Introduction: Mustache Straw
Mustaches are classy. And who doesn't want to be classy when taking a sip of their favorite beverage? Not me.
These paper mustaches are quick and easy to make, and will bring a smile to your friends faces...along with paper facial hair.
Step 1: You Will Need
- Card stock, or a stiffer paper, in whatever color you choose
- Bendy straws
- Scissors and/or an exacto-knife
- Hole punch
Step 2: Templates
Take a minute to go online and find some mustaches you want on your face. If you google image search "mustache template" plenty of options will pop up. I opted for these.
Print and cut them out.
Step 3: Trace and Cut 'stache
Using your templates, take a pencil and trace them onto your card stock.
Cut out. Hole-punch a hole in the center.
Step 4: Don
Hip hip hooray! Place your 'stache on your straw and rock the Pencil, Handlebar, Dali, Walrus, or whatever other style tickles your fancy upper lip.
Happy sipping!
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11 Discussions
7 years ago on Introduction
If I made this, my son would probably constantly say, "I mustache you a question" when he was using it xD
7 years ago on Introduction
Used it for a party on July 15 for my birthday party (just family =( and my b-day is on July 10th) they all loved them! thanks
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
That's fantastic! Glad you all had a great time - any pictures to share?
Reply 7 years ago on Introduction
No my parents threw them out when we where dont but maybe if i check my chamera i might i'll look for ou when it comes back from repair
8 years ago on Introduction
I'm using this tomorrow thanks for the idea my family will love it!
8 years ago on Introduction
wow this will be great for partys
8 years ago on Introduction
My son is coming up 4 years old and he is gonna love these at his birthday...great 'ible! Keep posting you've got some great ones!
8 years ago on Introduction
Hey! Use thin craft foam sheets and they'll even be washable (and wearable, with some double-sided tape?) I'm totally making these. These are great.
9 years ago on Introduction
zomg! my aunt just used these for her wedding they were awesome. what a great idea!!
9 years ago on Introduction
::::ahem::::: can we digitally slide me in the back there? hahha
9 years ago on Introduction
Nice jar (READ: Mason)