DIY Fox Mask Tutorial Step by Step with Cardstock

Hi everyone, welcome to Mamascraft. In this video, we'll learn how to create fox mask. On this channel, we have masks of many other animals, too. So, invite you to take look. First, we'll download the PDF with the templates. Link in the description. The fastest way would be to print the templates directly on colored card stock, but if you prefer, you can print them on paper and then glue the pieces onto colored card stock. The third option would be to use the colored templates. In that case, we would only need to print on white card stock. Remember, you also have smaller version of the templates for kids. We'll need one black card stock, two white ones, and two orange ones. Here we have the pieces. The first page of the templates will be black. The second and third pages will be white, and the fourth and fifth will be orange. Besides cutting each piece, we'll also need to fold along the lines. So, if you don't remember how to fold them, here's short video that shows you how to do it correctly. And now, let's start building. We'll begin using pieces one, two, three, and four. With these pieces, we'll create the snout of the fox mask. So, we'll put glue on the tabs on the right side of piece number one to attach it to piece two. Then, we'll add glue on the tabs on the left side to attach piece three. Piece four is the nose, so we'll attach it between these three pieces. We continue with pieces five, six, and seven. These pieces will help us create the eyes and forehead of the fox mask. First, we'll join pieces five and six. Then, we'll put glue on the tabs at the top to attach piece number seven. Subscribe so you don't miss future masks. With these two pieces, we'll create the right ear. So, we'll put glue on the tab of piece 9 to give it the shape we need. Then we'll put glue on the tabs of piece eight to gradually attach it to piece 9. Once the ear is ready, we'll put glue on the three tabs on the right side and attach it to the mask. Next, we'll use the last two pieces to create the left ear. We'll shape piece 11 and then attach it to piece 10. When it's ready, we'll attach it this time to the left side of the mask. And this is how our fox mask would look completely finished. Remember, you can support this content by joining MisCraft Premium, and you'll be able to download any template from the channel without ads. Thank you so much for watching the video.