Collage Halloween Masks

These unique Halloween masks are perfect for adding a one-of-a-kind twist to any costume.
The Martha Stewart Show, October October Fall 2007 2007

These unique Halloween masks are perfect for adding a one-of-a-kind twist to any costume.

Tools and Materials
Image templates (cantaloupebuckettoastblue hubbard, and pumpkin)
Cardboard
Utility knife
Martha Stewart decoupage glue and sealer
Martha Stewart craft glue
Paint stirrer stick

Collage Mask How-To
1. Download image templates (cantaloupe,buckettoastblue hubbard, and pumpkin). Enlarge templates 135 percent; print.

2. Glue images on cardboard and trim edges with a utility knife to make the mask shape. Cut eye holes in cardboard.

4. Mix and match the templates before choosing final images. Glue features in place using white Martha Stewart decoupage glue and sealer, brushed on lightly. Using Martha Stewart craft glue, adhere a paint stirrer stick to the back of mask Let dry overnight.
Tip: Seal the surface with the same Martha Stewart decoupage glue and sealer.

Resources
Martha Stewart craft glue, decoupage glue, and sealer can be found at marthastewartcrafts.com. To find fun facial features for your mask, search the Internet for images you think will make interesting eyes, noses, ears, and mouths.

Reviews (7)

  • Kimonosa
    18 Sep, 2011

    They are so DADA! and I would love to show the students some of this art movements collages too. :<) I just love your site and always go to it first for inspiration. Thank
    you for so much help over the years.

  • Kimonosa
    18 Sep, 2011

    I would love to use these templates but according to my computer download report, they are no longer available. Please put them up again. I want to use them in an art class...

  • Tiffany_Sun
    10 Aug, 2010

    Hi melaniemunsell, the features weren't created using templates -- we searched the web for fun images to print out for eyes, noses, ears, and mouths.

  • melaniemunsell
    8 Aug, 2010

    Same here where are the features???

  • ppalmeri
    11 Oct, 2008

    Great to answer the door in to greet the trick and treaters in with a few changes. First , remove the stick and use elastic cord so you have hands free to hand out treats.Second instead of decopage glue I lamenated it with self lamenting sheets, which as a teacehr we learn to do to preserve things that might get alot of ware. It also gives it the collage shine without the work and cost of the glue. I used the hubbard, with red devil eyes,a spark plug nose, and a skeletal mouh with teeth.

  • melswen
    17 Sep, 2008

    I'd like to make these but you have only supplied the image templates. Where are the facial features?

  • julesct
    16 Sep, 2008

    Am I missing something? Where are the "features"? From the video it seems like they would be supplied. All I see are the heads.

    Thanks!