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Elementa\n\n1  \n# MakingMaskS\n\nby Violaine Lamérand  \nTranslated by Cheryl L.SmithReading Consultant:Dr.Robert Miller  \nProfessor of Special EducationMinnesota State University,MankatoBridgestone Booksan imprint of Capstone PressMankato,Minnesota  \nTable of contentS  \nWords to Know………  \n……………3  \nLittle Tricks.  \n……4  \nClown Mask.  \n……6  \n………8  \nFish Mask………  \nApple Tree Mask  \n..10  \nWitch Mask..  \n..12  \nOwl Mask ……  \n………14  \nButterfly Mask  \n..16  \nRobot Mask..  \n..18  \nStar Mask.  \n..20  \nBear Mask.  \n……22  \nAlien Mask .  \n……24  \nKing and Queen Mask  \n……26  \nLadybug Mask ………  \n……28  \nScary Creature Mask  \n……………30  \nIndex……………………  \n………………32  \nwordS to Know  \ncorrugated cardboard(KOR-uh-gayt-ed KARD-bord)—cardboard formed withalternating ridges and grooves on the inside  \ncraft foam(KRAFT FOHM)—a thin sheet of foam that can be cut,stapled,or gluedto make crafts;craft foam is available at many craft stores.  \ncrepe paper(KRAPE PAPER)—thin crinkled paper,often used as a partydecoration or in crafts  \nelastic string(ee-LASS-tik STRING)—thin cord that can stretch out and return toits original size and shape  \nraffia(RAH-fee-uh)—the fiber of the raffia palm tree;this strawlike fiber often isused in crafts.  \nslit (SLIT)—a long,narrow cutvarnish (VAR-nish)—a thick liquid used to protect objects;varnish dries clear.  \nOriginally published as Masques 2000 by Editions Milan.  \nBridgestone Books are published by Capstone Press151 Good Counsel Drive,P.O.Box 669,Mankato,Minnesota 56002http://www.capstone-press.com  \nCopyright ◎2003 by Capstone Press.All rights reserved.  \nNo part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part,or stored in a retrieval system,ortransmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.  \nFor information regarding permission,write to Capstone Press,  \n151 Good Counsel Drive,P.O.Box 669,Dept.R,Mankato,Minnesota 56002  \nPrinted in the United States of America.  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataLamérand,Violaine.  \nEditor:  \nRebecca Glaser  \nMaking masks /by Violaine Lamérand;translated by  \nCheryl L.Smith.  \nPhotographs:Milan/Dominique Chauvet;Capstone Press/Gary Sundermeyer  \np.cm.—(Step by step)  \nIncludes index.  \nSummary:Provides detailed instructions for making fourteenmasks,representing a clown,a fish,a tree,and more.  \nGraphic Design:  \nISBN 0-7368-1476-0(hardcover)  \nSarbacane  \n1.Mask making—Juvenile literature.[1.Mask making.2.Masks.  \n3.Handicraft.]I.Title.II.Step by step(Mankato,Minn.)  \nDesign Production:  \nTT898 .L362003  \nSteve Christensen  \n731'.75—dc21  \n2002002174  \nLittle TriCKS  \nUse tracing paper to trace this pattern.Then trace the pattern ontocardboard or a paper plate to make a mask.Make sure there is a distanceof 1%inches(3 centimeters)between the eyes.  \n# Friend|y Advice\n\n→You can use shoeboxes or cereal boxes for the base of your masks.Paint the boxes white or cover them with white paper before paintingthem in color.  \n→Ask an adult to help you cut thick cardboard.  \nTo cut out the eyes,poke your scissors  \nin the middle of the circle and cut it  \nout,turning around the circle.  \nYou can also use a round stamp cutter and ahammer to cut out the eyes.Place a boardunder your work to protect the table.Thismethod works well when you make manymasks with a group of people.  \nFor small masks,make a knot at each  \nend of an elastic string.With a stapler,  \nattach the string to the mask.  \nPoke two holes in a large maskand use two pieces of elasticstring to hold the mask in place.  \n# oWnaSK\n\nYou Will Need:  \n·2 paper plates● Paintbrush  \n● Scissors·2 colors of crepe  \n·Stapler  \npaper  \n·Cup from an● 2 rubber bandsegg carton● Glue  \n● Paint● Wire1Cut four slits in theedge of the papeiplate.Staple thetwo sides of each sht(ul astrp ol engpetogether:Cut out the 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