#Big Bad Wolf Mask Template Full Masks Completely
#Big Bad Wolf Mask Template Skin And Can

Most people who make paws usually opt for basically covering gloves with fur or sewing the fur into a glove shape. Trace the shape of each piece on a piece of felt (I used a permanant marker), and cut each piece out of felt.I first started by making the Paws. Materials for Wolf Gift Bag Tutorial: colored cardstock (for the colored iris of the eyes) printable wolf face/wolf mask template (scroll below to find the printable) Pin It Print out the two wolf template pieces and cut them out.

I took a sharpie and drew the basic shape of the paw on the foam and then took a very sharp retractable knife (the type that you snap the tips of the blade off as they get dull) to carve out the shape. I took a few blocks of black foam I got from some packing boxes at work. I opted to extend my hand and use my thumb as a true dog fifth digit which is slightly back and usually just looks like a nail protruding from the leg. Rather than cramming my extra finger into a paw digit.

I then fliped the paws over and carved out grooves for my fingers. I also clut some slits into the digits so I could slide some medium sized Grizzly Bear (Resin Replicas) claws I got from eBay. I did this over several intervals until I got the shape I wanted. After carving out the basic shape I went back and shaved off the corners until the foam became more rounded.

I over lapped the fur trying to hide the seams as best I could. I spayed the foam with adhesive and stretched the fur over it. Next, I traced and cut out pieces of short pile white fur that matched the general shape of the paws and cut out slits for the claws. I used 3M Super 77 adhesive through out the creation of this costume as it is designed for glueing foam. I glued the claws in the previuosly made slits and glued the foam to some light weight cotton gloves I had lying around.

And glued them onto the paw palm. I ordered some rubber paw pads from here. I was fine with this as I really only need enough flexibility to hold a beer with the paw and my thumb. You might notice from the picrures that these paws fit more like mittens and there is not much manueverability of my individual fingers. I used a cat brush to comb the fur (my wife has a long haired Himalayan cat, so I used her brush).

I later plan to sew a little fur pocket for my thumb and the fifth claw so it looks more like a dog paw. I cut a little piece out of the side for my thumb. Next I put the fur sleeve on my arm and then put the paw glove on and glued the white fur strip and gray fur strip to the paw. Then I flipped the arm inside out so that the fur correctly was on the outside of the arm and used the cat brush to pull out any fur caught in the seam and also to hide the seam. I then lined up the other long edge of each piece of fur and sewed that side.

Big Bad Wolf Mask Template Full Masks Completely

I've done it before and it's not too uncomfortable. I thought I would save some time creating the face by using this and just glueing it to my face. Our Full Masks completely encase one human head and can be custom-fitted with the internal headband included in the template.After looking around I found this werewolf latex appliance. This is a Full Mask for a Full Moon. When the midnight eye gleams the hex and hunger awaken within. Perfect for acting out Little Red Ridinghood, the Three Little Pigs and many other childrens stories.The Wolf Mask allows one to howl at the moon in style and prowl into the night.

You have to be careful how you attach stuff to latex and it is somewhat fragile when it comes into contact with other chemicals. I then cut it into varoius length all around 1.5 - 2 inches long and fluffed it out. I put it under an iron with the steam setting on to flatten out the hair. I started with the white crepe and after unraveling it it's quite wavy. On eBay, I bought some light gray, white, and natural crepe wool hair commonly used to make doll hair or in stage plays as fake beards and what not. I agreed and decided to fur the mask as well.

I followed the existing lines of the mask to determine where to put the hair and when to change over to the gray crepe. I ran out of white and so I mixed in the natural (off white) color. I started at the bottom of the face and worked my way up 'glueing' tuffs of crepe hair onto the mask with the liquid latex.

Big Bad Wolf Mask Template Skin And Can

After glueing the hair onto the mask I painted the nose, mouth and teeth. Pros-Aide is an adhesive used to glue latex to the skin and can also be found in costume shops and online. I will later glue these on with some spirit gum or Pros-Aide. I made these by glueing the fur to some netting I got from JoAnns fabric with the liquid latex.

I mixed the paint 50/50 with Pros-Aide. In order to keep the paint flexible and not crack when the mask flexes. Specifically Liquitex brand. I used acrylic based paints. You cannot use any oil based products because, like a condom, oil based products will deteriorate the latex.

Once I had the proper shape, I then cut out some ear shaped foam pieces and glued them to the top of the head. I cut strips of foam and glued them with the Super 77 adhesive. I made the rest of the head from a costume pleather old style football helmet from a local costume shop. Overall I think this makes the mask a little less werewolf like and a lot more big bad wolfish.

First, I started by tracing a pattern of my foot onto paper. Hundreds of free printable papercraft templates of origami, cut out paper dolls, stickers, collages.I wanted the legs to have the digigrade look of a real K-9. I left the face of the 'fur helmet' open so that I can glue the latex appliance to my face and the fur on the mask blends into the fur on the helmet.Big Bad Wolf Mask Template from Animal Masks category. Next, I cut strips of fur and furred the head around the ears and then cut pieces for the ears.

I also carved out a large semi circle shape to glue to my knee and thigh but before I glued in to my body, I cut the piece where it sits over my knee so that I would be able to bend my leg easier. I then cut out a triangular shaped foam block for my calf and glued that to a light weight pair of black thermal underwear I got from a sporting good store. I glued theses foam pieces to a large sock. I also carved a piece of foam for my shin to give my lower leg the slope I needed to simulate the digigrade look. I then transfered these shapes to the foam and carved them out in a similar method as I did the fore paws.

I finally glued one last strip of gray at the top of my legs to hold it all together. And glued a strip of long pile white fur onto the back of my leg. I then took a larger piece of long pile gray fur and wrapped it around the remaining front portion of my leg. After the short pile fur was on, I cut out a string of the longer pile white fur and wrapped my shin and calf in it. I once again cut strips of short pile white fur and covered the hind paws in the same manner as before, as well as gluing the larger bear claws in place.

You then have to drill two holes in each Klix. You have to use your knife to shave the little nubbin off of each Klix so that when they move there is no clicking sound. I ordered 2 Klix Balls from eBay and I took them apart and used the individual Klixs to create the tails spine. The site explains the details of the construction, so I'll just cover the basics here. I need to go back and touch up a few seams and places I missed with fur.I ran across this site and thought that is would be a very cool addition to my costume and help me win the costume contest for sure. Overall I was very pleased with the outcome of the legs.

Then you thread a bicycle brake cable through each loop until you get something that looks like the tail skeleton in the picture. You basically straighten out each paper clip, cut them to the correct size, and thread them into the holes and then bend a loop on each end of the paper clip. You will need a jumbo sized paper clip for each hole.

My servos didn't have enough torque, so I replaced one with a higher torque model and decided I could live with the limited side to side wag it provided. I needed about two or three more days to work out all the bugs, but I was out of time. After putting everything together, I was a little dissapointed in how well it worked. Like I said, the site goes into way more detail. This involves cutting wire and soldering them together to form a protective cage and mounting points for the servos that create the back and forth and side by side motion of the tail.