Creating a scarecrow mask (Haystack 2.0) Part1

This is a time lapse of a mask I did in dedication to a friend of mine. I started the mask out with a base skull mask and augmented it to be a scarecrow. To make the "burlap sack" I decided to use cheese cloth as appose to burlap because it was more flexible.
This is a 4 part series and this video focuses on the creation of the hat.

[@haynerbass]

Would have loved a slower how-to type of video. This was a great one regardless/ Thanks.

[@StacyK0731]

Excellent video! I KNOW I can do this!! Thanks for sharing xoxo

[@rosielove1229]

Awesome diy

[@RenéRoyer]

Soundtrack please!

[@javcis31]

Might be a long shot, but do you have dimensions for the hat pieces anywhere? Attempting to make a version of my own.

[@JehLei]

I don’t unfortunately, but you can find some tutorials here on RUclips. I found a few that inspired this hat.

[@staceyspringfield3358]

Love this hat. How did you get the burlap to look dirty? Did you paint it?

[@JehLei]

I used actual burlap.

[@fume5671]

where would it be best to buy burlap ?

[@JehLei]

Any garden supply retailer, home improvement store or maybe a fabric store.

[@jaculinespann8721]

Tractor Supply in the US has them if you can find one.

[@jaculinespann8721]

Burlap sacks that is. Burlap itself can be fairly expensive. Where the sacks cost me around 1.50 a bag and they are around the size of a potatoe bag you see in grocery stores. They are a bit thinner than the burlap in the video, but you can stiffen burlap with a variety of things. Liquid cornstarch being one of them.

[@WoodoakWilderness]

shame about everything out of shot in this video.

[@JehLei]

Not sure what you mean by this comment.