VENETIAANS MASKER

Deze prachtige maskers zijn geinspireerd op de prachtige maskers van Venetië. De papier-mâché maskers zijn geverfd en gedecoreerd met Plus Color en Art metal gold.

Voor een verweerde uitstraling kan Plus Color ook beetje bij beetje worden aangebracht met een platte foam kwast. De decoratie bestaat uit metalen brads en veren gelijmd met een lijmpistool. Gevlochten koord is gelijmd met speciaal dubblzijdig klevend power tape en muzieknoten Kraft Karton met lijmlak.

Voor geheime schatten

Een kist geverfd met Plus Color en gedecoreerd met opstrijk labels. Breng details aan met Poster Markers.

1

Paint the treasure chest in the desired colours.

2

Glue on some cool Iron-On Labels

3

Decorate the chest with Poster Markers.

Jas / Tuniek – Viking en middeleeuwse kleding

Knip de onderdelen voor de jas uit met behulp van het patroon.

Aangehecht bestand Voorbeeld – Tuniek (195 kB)

The sleeves, hood and slit are sewn onto the coat in the desired colours.

Aangehecht bestand Ideark – Kofte (1 MB)

Hood

Cut out the fabric following the pattern.

Aangehecht bestand Mønster – Hætte (1 MB)

Sew together at the neck and from the head to the back.

Belt bag

See the pattern sheet.

Aangehecht bestand Mønster – Taske (60 kB)

Necklaces for role playing

When you have to be dressed up as an important man, rich man, magician or king, it is important to wear some appropriate jewellery which show that you are rich and have lots of money.

1

Cut 2 pieces of string of about 1 meter each.

2

Put the two cords side by side in parallel and tie on the pendant in the middle of the cords.

Afrikaanse maskers

De Afrikaanse maskers zijn gemodelleerd met gipsgaas op een volledig gezichtsmasker van papier-mâché, vervolgens geverfd met Plus Color acrylverf en gedecoreerd met Afrikaanse kralenmix en goudkleurig bonsai draad.

1

Start by crumpling up a few pieces of paper and put them where you want to increase the size of the mask.
Here it is the top of the head and the chin.

2

Dip the pieces of plaster bandage in water and model them onto the crumpled paper and mask.

3

Along the way, place small pieces of paper where it may be necessary to support the plaster bandage.

4

Cover the mask completely with plaster bandage and smooth it out.
Note that the plaster stiffens reasonably quickly, but takes 1-2 days to dry completely.

5

Whilst the mask dries, some of the waiting time may be used to make some hair for the mask.
Cut natural twine at a length of 35-50cm and pull on a bead.
Make 3-5 pieces depending on how much hair you want.

6

Tie a knot around the bead, so it locks at one end of the twine as a “stopper”.

7

Cut off the short end at the knot.

8

Make a “bead” by twisting Bonsai wire around an object for example: a brush handle.

9

Pull the Bonsai “bead” onto the twine, hiding the knot.

10

Pull beads onto the twine until the desired length is achieved, about 30-40cm.

11

Once the mask has dried after a day or two, it’s time to paint it.
Here it is primed with Plus Color.

12

Paint on the face paint.
Do not do it too thoroughly. It should look a little smudged.

13

Finish the painting with a few details.
For example, white dots.

14

When the mask is painted and has dried,
make a small hole of about 2-3mm at the top of the mask to attach hair.

15

Pull the twines with beads through one of the large flat beads to gather the “hair” in a bunch.

16

Pull the twines through the hole in the mask and pull on another large bead onto the back of the mask.

17

Tie a knot or two on the back to fasten the hair.

18

Now cut a hole in the top of papier-mâché mask on the back.

19

Attach a string through the hole for hanging.

20

Use glue gun to attach an earring bent in Bonsai wire.

21

The finished mask.

Variant of the mask

This variant of the mask is made without hair and with more marked face painting.
The possibilities are endless!

Masks

The African masks are painted with Plus Color and decorated with raffia and Pony glass beads.

1

Paint with Plus Color.

2

Draw patterns with a pencil.

3

Now paint the pattern with Plus Color.

4

Take small bunches of raffia.

5

Tie a knot.

6

Pull beads onto some of the bunches.

7

Tie another knot.

8

Fasten the raffia onto the back of the mask as hair.

9

Use a glue gun.

10

Trim the hair …

11

Or tie it together with pieces of raffia.

Finished mask

Without beads and with trimmed hair.

Finished mask

With beads and the hair bundled together.

Masker met rand van veren

Geverfd met Plus Color acrylverf. Gedecorerd met strasstenen bevestigd met 3D-Liner. Veren boa is gelijmd op de rand van het masker met een lijmpistool.

1

Paint the mask with Plus Color Craft Paint.

2

Decorate the mask by painting a pattern.

3

Attach rhinestones with 3D-Liner.

4

Decorate the mask with a pattern made with the 3D-Liner.

5

Glue the feather boa onto the edge of the mask.

6

Make holes in both sides of the mask with punch pliers.

7

Tie a piece of elastic cord onto the mask, from one hole to the other.

Mask B

1

Paint the mask with Plus Color Craft Paint.

2

Paint the flower stick in your desired colour.

3

Decorate the mask with a pattern made with the 3D-Liner. Decorate the mask with rhinestone which are glued on with a 3D-Liner.

4

Glue feathers onto the inside of the mask.

5

Glue the flower stick onto the mask.