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Primary/Secondary Levels
PVA, Sand, Liquid Glitter, Chromacryl Students' Paint, Feathers, Jute, Raffia, Creative Bead Box Gold & Silver & Arbee Craft Glue
1. Paint the Papier Mache Primitive Mask with PVA and cover with sand. Shake off excess sand and set aside to dry.
2. Use a dry brush to get minimal paint on the bristles, paint excess paint off the brush on to cardboard first. Paint lines to resemble tribal markings with the dry brush technique to resemble pastel- like lines.
3. Paint the lips and ears with a solid colour of paint.
4. Tie lengths of Jute and Raffia into a bundle and glue this to the inside of the mask to resemble hair. Glue feathers on the forehead to finish the headwear off.
5. Glue beads to the ears for decoration and cover the lips with Liquid Glitter.
Key words: Art, craft, activity, activities, children, kids, school art activities, mask, performing arts, drama, school play, character, tribal, cultural activity
Mask Making Activities
Making Backdrops, Costumes, Hats and Masks
Puppet Making Activities
Celebrating 2010 the International Year for the Rapprochement of Cultures
China Activities
Islamic Design Activities
Jewish Activities
Mexican Activity
The Netherlands Activity
Russian Activity
Swedish Activity
Doll/People Making
Mask Making (see also Visual Performing Arts for more Masks)