yay, just made more of these & my daughter tried using Baking Paper instead of plastic and omg, it came off easily, without a single tear & almost nil effort *happy dance* :)
I just want to say thank you so much for this tutorial, it was exactly what I was looking for. Your technique is so simple yet brilliant, I can't wait to get started on my own. Also? You're freaking adorable, and have rockin' hair. Thanks again! I look forward to watching more of your videos in the future.
I love your video on making a masquerade mask! Are hours of trying all sorts of different techniques, yours was perfect! One suggestion is to exchange the plastic wrap for parchment or waxed paper. They're fairly transparent and won't stick to the glue. Again, amazing tutorial. Thanks!
a friend I had did this but with normal glitter and a LOT fell off and damaged her eyes (she fell over while wearing it), and that tip about the cosmetic glitter will be a life saver for her in the future. Thanks a bunch for the tip!
Thank you for the idea! I am hosting a Masquerade ball for my sixteenth birthday and I just recently found my dress. So, I have been scrambling to find a mask. I will probably use this design. Thank you for putting out this tutorial!
Lace masks are denfinatly in this session, this look so sophicated, so unique, its betuiful and mysterious and the perfect accesory to any mascarde ball outfit you plan for your next gala bash, i recomend this to any person planning thier own mascarde ball, lace is denfinatly, check this tutorial out and like this video, i rate it 10/10 for beauty and talent
wow. genius! you are so beautiful in your costume with the hair and the mask. Again, wow. Just fab. I hope you have the other cuff and mask tutorials already. I'm going to check now. bye
ty! I did find it as well as several others that I enjoyed very much. Btw, my daughter got her doctorate in art history- she teaches at Virginia Tech and travels to Holland at least for summers to research women in Dutch art (her expertise) so, against the odds she realized her passion too. Be well
@Tammy, due to your youtube settings I cannot respond to your comment directly. But I had to fiddle with the printer settings a bit and print it off a couple of times to get the fit right also. Trial and error is also how I figured it out. Full page is probably too large I am guessing 20 X 25 is what I used but it depends a little what programme you use to print it off.. Make sure to untick 'fit picture to frame' or it will cut of the picture. Hope that helps you out a little
you can also use a hair dryer to melt away the tiny hair like strings of hot glue that happen when you pull away from the project AND to warm the glue up for shaping. You did a wonderful job, it looks great!
Beautiful, I love the bracelets & masks, and I cannot wait to try my hand at making them myself with my cousins. Thank you for sharing your great talent!!
Bravo!!! Beautiful job! Thank you for the making this video and for sharing your creative genius! Just a thought about the mask template sizes, if you download the image design you want to use and save it to your photo editing program, you can make it a perfect fit by adjusting it with a percentage, either larger or smaller, with your photo editor, then print it out. Instead of printing it out at 100%, try 97%. I had to play with my photo editing program a bit with small tweaking adjustments, usually less than 3%, to get a perfect fit! We used to be able to do this directly with printers/copy machines, but most printers don't offer that feature anymore. Its just a work around to make minor adjustments to the size of the designs. Thank you again for sharing your brilliance!! Love your bracelet tutorial too! I started with that one first! Keep up your beautiful work and do have a lovely day!
This is amazing! So simple and easy, but the end result is gorgeous! I had a little trouble with the plastic sticking to the mask on my first try, so on my next try I used parchment paper instead, which worked perfectly!
Made this mask for my prom and it looked amazing! Received lots of compliments and others didn't think it was a diy mask even through my glueing skills weren't so great. The imperfections didn't stand out. The only thing I didn't like is that the mask didnt mold my face as well as I wanted it to. Thanks for sharing this video!
Great to hear you tried it! Maybe the hotglue is not all exactly the same from different suppliers - I can imagine that if some have a higher meltingpoint it might be harder to soften under the tap perhaps....
thank you so much for sharing, lovely, lovely video and like the end pics for even more ideas. I am returning all the stuff I just bought at the store...way too blah now. I like your idea so much more!!!
Gorgeous tutorial! Getting to work now. My husband also mentioned that he adores your accent, so now I’ll be attempting to talk like you... I don’t think it will work. So maybe I’ll just keep your videos playing in the background. 😂. You’re lovely! Thanks the tutorial!
Thank you for posting this video, it really helped me. I'm actually making the mask for a masquerade contest. I'm making my own template for the mask. I made the dress that the mask will go with too. Anyway, love the video and your hair is really pretty~
Wow it's so pretty! Thanks so much for the lesson, initially I was like I don't want to use hot glue because I will probably injure myself haha, but then I saw the result and it looks so worth the effort.
thank you!! your idea is great. I want to do the mask of fifty shades of grey fot my sister and your vídeo gave me the solution. Greetings from Chile!!!
the nail polish is a great idea. That is great! Let's admit it, we all have some left over glitter nail polish or some polish we don't wear enough to "use up"
I enjoyed this tutorial very much, you explained the process clearly and completely thank you, its beautiful, I'm so happy to know how to make this, take care lil' lady, have a beautiful happy and joyful life xo
This video is super helpful! I'm currently waiting for my vampire diaries inspired mask to dry...yay! I think attempt #2 will be the winner...using a hot glue gun can take some time to master. Excited to see the final product once I apply rhinestones :) Thank you!
Thank you for the tutorial. This might have been made a long time ago but I still think it's good and relevant. :) To make things easier when pulling the glue off I've seen people use a little bit of oil and glass rather than plastic. Just in case someone is interested in another way, I personally use the oil and glass so I know it works. :)
yes thanks, I saw that tip - I did try one of those first but maybe my tulle (netting) was too heavy duty (really stiff with big holes) and I couldn't get the plastic off so gave up on that one. My second attempt is better but I used kitchen wrap and maybe my glue gun runs too hot as a couple of places it's melted the plastic and stuck to the paper as well. (I've seen glue guns with low melting point glue but haven't used one.) I'll have a go with fine tulle & a plastic sleeve today, fun :)
this helped me out so much because my school decided to do a masquerade for its homecoming theme and I didn't want to repeat anyone's mask who was going to I made my own
Thanks I just finished three masks and some arm bands gladiator style for the masquerade Ball with your technicue. HappyNew Year and fun Partying to you.
Im betting you could do this but double the thickness of the glue and then use that to make a mold to easily creat the same ask over and over. Great tutorial. Gonna try this for my next fashion photo shoot.
Hi from NZ!! Thank you for this tutorial, I was looking for a great DIY mask that even I could do (I'm not the best crafter lol). Big luvs and thanks! :)
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yay, just made more of these & my daughter tried using Baking Paper instead of plastic and omg, it came off easily, without a single tear & almost nil effort *happy dance* :)
I just want to say thank you so much for this tutorial, it was exactly what I was looking for. Your technique is so simple yet brilliant, I can't wait to get started on my own. Also? You're freaking adorable, and have rockin' hair. Thanks again! I look forward to watching more of your videos in the future.
You are very welcome and hope you enjoy my other videos
You should use parchment paper. Hot glue doesn't stick to it! GORGEOUS MASK! Thank you for sharing luv! ♥
I love your video on making a masquerade mask! Are hours of trying all sorts of different techniques, yours was perfect! One suggestion is to exchange the plastic wrap for parchment or waxed paper. They're fairly transparent and won't stick to the glue. Again, amazing tutorial. Thanks!
This is such a convenient idea yet so beautiful in the end. Thank you for uploading and I absolutely love your hair and creativity
a friend I had did this but with normal glitter and a LOT fell off and damaged her eyes (she fell over while wearing it), and that tip about the cosmetic glitter will be a life saver for her in the future. Thanks a bunch for the tip!
Thank you for the idea! I am hosting a Masquerade ball for my sixteenth birthday and I just recently found my dress. So, I have been scrambling to find a mask. I will probably use this design. Thank you for putting out this tutorial!
Lace masks are denfinatly in this session, this look so sophicated, so unique, its betuiful and mysterious and the perfect accesory to any mascarde ball outfit you plan for your next gala bash, i recomend this to any person planning thier own mascarde ball, lace is denfinatly, check this tutorial out and like this video, i rate it 10/10 for beauty and talent
wow. genius! you are so beautiful in your costume with the hair and the mask. Again, wow. Just fab. I hope you have the other cuff and mask tutorials already. I'm going to check now. bye
Hope you found it if not here is the link ;) ruclips.net/video/-fz91s6Ea4c/видео.html
ty! I did find it as well as several others that I enjoyed very much. Btw, my daughter got her doctorate in art history- she teaches at Virginia Tech and travels to Holland at least for summers to research women in Dutch art (her expertise) so, against the odds she realized her passion too. Be well
@Tammy, due to your youtube settings I cannot respond to your comment directly. But I had to fiddle with the printer settings a bit and print it off a couple of times to get the fit right also. Trial and error is also how I figured it out. Full page is probably too large I am guessing 20 X 25 is what I used but it depends a little what programme you use to print it off.. Make sure to untick 'fit picture to frame' or it will cut of the picture. Hope that helps you out a little
glue gun r a fantastic invention! there r so many things to do with it
ps fantastic job on the mask it beautiful
you can also use a hair dryer to melt away the tiny hair like strings of hot glue that happen when you pull away from the project AND to warm the glue up for shaping. You did a wonderful job, it looks great!
That's a great tip!
Beautiful, I love the bracelets & masks, and I cannot wait to try my hand at making them myself with my cousins. Thank you for sharing your great talent!!
The shaping was a step I would never have guessed. Good job!
Bravo!!! Beautiful job! Thank you for the making this video and for sharing your creative genius! Just a thought about the mask template sizes, if you download the image design you want to use and save it to your photo editing program, you can make it a perfect fit by adjusting it with a percentage, either larger or smaller, with your photo editor, then print it out. Instead of printing it out at 100%, try 97%. I had to play with my photo editing program a bit with small tweaking adjustments, usually less than 3%, to get a perfect fit! We used to be able to do this directly with printers/copy machines, but most printers don't offer that feature anymore. Its just a work around to make minor adjustments to the size of the designs. Thank you again for sharing your brilliance!! Love your bracelet tutorial too! I started with that one first! Keep up your beautiful work and do have a lovely day!
Also, old ballet tip-- cut the ribbon in an inward "V" shape, and the ends won't fray (the "V" should point back to where it is tied to the mask)
What a fascinating technique! Thank you so much for putting this tutorial together.
who would have known, very talented, creative, thanks for sharing.
This is amazing! So simple and easy, but the end result is gorgeous! I had a little trouble with the plastic sticking to the mask on my first try, so on my next try I used parchment paper instead, which worked perfectly!
Made this mask for my prom and it looked amazing! Received lots of compliments and others didn't think it was a diy mask even through my glueing skills weren't so great. The imperfections didn't stand out. The only thing I didn't like is that the mask didnt mold my face as well as I wanted it to. Thanks for sharing this video!
Great to hear you tried it! Maybe the hotglue is not all exactly the same from different suppliers - I can imagine that if some have a higher meltingpoint it might be harder to soften under the tap perhaps....
Yea, I agree. The mask in the picture looks like it can hold itself up and is stiff while mine is really flimsy and doesn't hold it's form well
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this is a very simple easy way to make a very beautiful mask!
Great work, I have see several tutorials and your is one of the best, thanks for sharing, I will love to see a bracelet one. thanks and blessings.
What a fantastic idea didn't know you could do that with hot glue beautiful mask your very clever
Great tutorial! I'm making a mask for a college exercice and I'm sure this will blow them away!
thank you so much for sharing, lovely, lovely video and like the end pics for even more ideas. I am returning all the stuff I just bought at the store...way too blah now. I like your idea so much more!!!
mrshammerhankus Glad you enjoyed this
I can't believe I never thought of this!!!! Fantastic job!!!! Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Using a plastic container its pretty easy, i love it!!
Wonderful! Thank you so much for taking the time to explain each step. It's so lovely--and so simple!
You are very welcome
That mask is amazing! great technique!
SO GOING to MAKE this for A party I'm going to.Wanted a steampunk gothic look.Thanks this was great!
Thanks so much. What a great tutorial!!! I just finished mine and I found colored glue sticks!!! So it's very cute.
This is great! My friend is having a masquerade party and I'm definitely doing this
Gorgeous tutorial! Getting to work now. My husband also mentioned that he adores your accent, so now I’ll be attempting to talk like you... I don’t think it will work. So maybe I’ll just keep your videos playing in the background. 😂. You’re lovely! Thanks the tutorial!
Very cute! Love this technique. I do this sometimes with random designs and shapes.
This is by far the best mask tutorial that I have found, so thanks!!!
Thanks :)
Thank you for posting this video, it really helped me. I'm actually making the mask for a masquerade contest. I'm making my own template for the mask. I made the dress that the mask will go with too. Anyway, love the video and your hair is really pretty~
How cool! Very currious about your dress now. Goodluck I hope you win!
I'll send you a pic~and thank you
Wow it's so pretty! Thanks so much for the lesson, initially I was like I don't want to use hot glue because I will probably injure myself haha, but then I saw the result and it looks so worth the effort.
darling, this mask is amazing but I LOVE listening to you and your accent. you won me over! new subbie here
Loved this tutorial. It looks like you had fun!
This was SUCH a great tutorial!
Fabulous mask. Thanks for sharing. You're very creative! Love the pics - you look great - love your hair colour too :)
Great video! You look very beautiful with your Marie A. hair and corset. Thank you for sharing your talent.
You are welcome
Amazing!! I have a masquerade party coming up and this will definitely complete the outfit!!
thank you!! your idea is great. I want to do the mask of fifty shades of grey fot my sister and your vídeo gave me the solution. Greetings from Chile!!!
Loved the mask! And you're very friendly, great tutorial :)
Gorgeous! AWESOME idea. Can't wait to try it.
Thank you
Wow, you're really pretty dressed up with your fabulous mask ; )
I really enjoy this technic, I'll try it for sure !!! Thx !
You are welcome :)
I love your voice!
I love everything you have made.i would appreciate if you make more things of that technique like you said in a video if you have the time thank you.
Wow! What a brilliant idea! I have to try this.
Very nice tutorial and your masks look great!
the nail polish is a great idea. That is great! Let's admit it, we all have some left over glitter nail polish or some polish we don't wear enough to "use up"
I enjoyed this tutorial very much, you explained the process clearly and completely thank you, its beautiful, I'm so happy to know how to make this, take care lil' lady, have a beautiful happy and joyful life xo
Omg this is a GENIUS IDEA I love that idea of running it under hot water to reshape it! THANKS :DDD
Amazing, truly spectacular. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Ps the pictures are smashing too :-)
awesome mask. i'm inspired to make one!
You are a genius and I am using this for homecoming since they're really expensive
wow... dit is echt te gek ga hem proberen voor de carnaval... thanks voor de tip
succes!
Awesome technique for my toolbox! Thanks!
I LOVE IT!
This video is super helpful! I'm currently waiting for my vampire diaries inspired mask to dry...yay! I think attempt #2 will be the winner...using a hot glue gun can take some time to master. Excited to see the final product once I apply rhinestones :) Thank you!
Glad you found it useful!
I would love to see your Vampire Diaries Inspired mask! Sounds intriguing :)
Good grief, Halloween can't come soon enough haha! Very clever project!
Thank You for sending me the link to this video! I appreciate it. Love Your work!
Thank you for the tutorial. This might have been made a long time ago but I still think it's good and relevant. :)
To make things easier when pulling the glue off I've seen people use a little bit of oil and glass rather than plastic. Just in case someone is interested in another way, I personally use the oil and glass so I know it works. :)
hello! Do you put glass on the drawing?
Your tutorial is Amazonegebied! Im definatley gonna try this for my Halloween costume so thanks
Thank you very much! It turned out very beautiful! I will definitely try to do it.
yes thanks, I saw that tip - I did try one of those first but maybe my tulle (netting) was too heavy duty (really stiff with big holes) and I couldn't get the plastic off so gave up on that one. My second attempt is better but I used kitchen wrap and maybe my glue gun runs too hot as a couple of places it's melted the plastic and stuck to the paper as well. (I've seen glue guns with low melting point glue but haven't used one.) I'll have a go with fine tulle & a plastic sleeve today, fun :)
Your video is very detailed, I like this!!
Cool mask. I enjoyed watching your video
Brilliant! loved the hot water trick! thank you
Hot glue
The idea is brilliant :) and your hair looks beautiful! :)
I love this idea good job
Very creative! Ik kan niet wachten om het zelf eens te proberen!
Nicely done! :)
Thanks for sharing this! I think it's a great idea and I'll definitely try it!
I'm so going to do this for my Harley Quinn costume!! This is amazing, it looks beautiful and it's so easy to make!
this is wonderful i love it i will definitely be making this tomorrow
I love your mask, can't wait to make one for Halloween !!!
this helped me out so much because my school decided to do a masquerade for its homecoming theme and I didn't want to repeat anyone's mask who was going to I made my own
Glad you tried it out!
wow loved it plan to make for my daughters sweet 16 masks
Thank you SO much! LOVED your tutorial and I am SO going to attempt this! Good job! Loved your photos at the end, too!
This is such a lovely idea! Thank you for the upload.
+pro .vocation you are very welcome!
yes it's 2021 and ur tutorial is the best and the easiest well done
Thanks for your tutorial it was very helpful. New years eve masquerade party here I come.
You are welcome - Merry Christmas and enjoy your party!
Thanks I just finished three masks and some arm bands gladiator style for the masquerade Ball with your technicue. HappyNew Year and fun Partying to you.
Im betting you could do this but double the thickness of the glue and then use that to make a mold to easily creat the same ask over and over. Great tutorial. Gonna try this for my next fashion photo shoot.
Would love to see the photo's of the shoot!
I saw some at Pier 1 around New Years. Yours is even pretty too..
Beautiful! I'm totally trying that.
Excellent tutorial!! Looking forward to trying this!
I enjoyed your tutorial very much, what a brilliant idea to use the glue gun! Hope to see more from you. Mandy xx
Outstanding and lovely looking
Thank you dear girl. It is the best lesson making mask
How beautiful. Please more tutorials. And thank you.
This was brilliant well done love. Can't wait to try it out xx
Beautiful work - thank you for the tutorial - I will definitely try this :)
it's so beautiful..i wanna try it
i love your outfit at the end! you look so beautiful in it :D & i love the mask ^.^/
Wow!! I love it! Thanks for sharing!! Can't wait to make it!
I made 2 with your technique! They came out very nice! Thank you again for this video! :)
Hi from NZ!! Thank you for this tutorial, I was looking for a great DIY mask that even I could do (I'm not the best crafter lol). Big luvs and thanks! :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Aodhamair So did! Gonna buy some glue today and try my hand at it - my band is planning to use them for a gig #WishUsLuck :)
Lisa Tagaloa Best of luck, I am sure it will turn out great!
That IS so cool! Thankyou for sharing
Brilliant!!! Thank you so much, please keep going. How about some easy to make fairy wings?
This is so easy!! thank you sooo much and TBH your very pretty
You are very amazing and your mask too. (Olga from Russia, 9 years).