Available Mask Patterns

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon barn owl mask. You will be receiving a 24 page PDF computer file that includes includes an explanation of the pattern, a section on materials, explanations of sizing and printing, tips and tricks, a page on where to find crafting help, a map of pieces, assembly instructions with illustrations, a miniature test pattern, and two different sizes of mask pattern (Youth and Adult). Access to a printer is required.

The barn owl mask is intended to fit very close to the head & glasses-wearers may require some support foam, slight enlargement of the pattern, or the adding of darts in the outer rim of the mask to widen it.

You will at bare minimum need about 4 square feet of cardboard or 2-4mm EVA foam, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, acrylic paint, & a cutting implement to complete this mask.

If you send me pictures of your creations I’ll upload them here for others to see how creative these masks can be!

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NOTICE: These 3 patterns are legacy patterns; they do NOT contain pictures in the instructions. Each was originally drafted 2018-2019 and are being redone as time allows.
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These masks are for personal use ONLY; you may not use them to sell either as bases or finished masks.

Want to own my first 3 mask patterns in one convenient package? This is the listing for you! You can check the individual listings for detailed information about each mask pattern. You will be receiving a .zip file that will need to be unzipped/unpacked to access the 3 printable PDFs.

Here are some programs that can open .zip files; they are either free or have a free trial.
https://www.winzip.com/win/en/zip-file.html
https://www.7-zip.org/
https://www.peazip.org/
https://www.zipware.org/

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon rabbit mask. You will be receiving a 47 page PDF computer file that includes includes an explanation of the pattern, a section on materials, explanations of sizing and printing, tips and tricks, a page on where to find crafting help, a map of pieces, assembly instructions with illustrations, a pattern for rounded rabbit ears, a pattern for pointy hare ears, and two different sizes of mask pattern (Youth and Adult). Access to a printer is required.

The rabbit mask is intended to fit very close to the head & glasses-wearers may require some support foam. The mask is test fitted and designed with glasses in mind.

You will at bare minimum need about 5 square feet of cardboard or 2-4mm EVA foam, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, acrylic paint, & a cutting implement to complete this mask.

If you send me pictures of your creations I’ll upload them here for others to see how creative these masks can be!

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon raven mask. You will be receiving a 38 page PDF computer file that includes includes an explanation of the pattern, a section on materials, explanations of sizing and printing, tips and tricks, a page on where to find crafting help, a map of pieces, assembly instructions with illustrations, and two different sizes of mask pattern (Youth and Adult). Access to a printer is required.

The raven mask is intended to fit very close to the head & glasses-wearers may require some support foam.

You will at bare minimum need about 4 square feet of cardboard or 2-4mm EVA foam, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, acrylic paint, & a cutting implement to complete this mask.

If you send me pictures of your creations I’ll upload them here for others to see how creative these masks can be!

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon horse mask. You will be receiving a 29 page PDF computer file that includes includes an explanation of the pattern, a section on materials, explanations of sizing and printing, tips and tricks, a page on where to find crafting help, a map of pieces, assembly instructions with illustrations, and two different sizes of mask pattern (Youth and Adult). Access to a printer is required.

The horse mask is intended to fit very close to the head & is tested on glasses-wearers.

You will at bare minimum need about 4 square feet of cardboard or 2-4mm EVA foam, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, acrylic paint, & a cutting implement to complete this mask.

If you send me pictures of your creations I’ll upload them here for others to see how creative these masks can be!

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NOTICE: This is a legacy mask pattern; it does NOT contain pictures in the instructions. It was originally drafted 2018-2019. This mask pattern will be redone in the future.
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These masks are for personal use ONLY; you may not use them to sell either as bases or finished masks.

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon big cat; you will be receiving a digital download that includes a printable PDF with instructions, a map of the pieces, and all of the original pieces at-size for you to cut out. It’s the ultimate in DIY! This is a moderately difficult pattern that includes folded pieces and cut-out pieces.

These masks fit very closely to the head and face so if you’re used to a roomier costume try the pattern out in cardstock to get an idea of which size you need or if you need to enlarge the pattern further.

Simple instructions/pattern for paw gloves are now included. They require glue, cardboard, paint, and costume opera gloves.

This mask is about 7.5-8” wide across the back opening when complete; you may need to shrink the pattern pages if you’re on the small side and instructions are included.

You will at bare minimum need 4 square feet of cardboard, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, and acrylic paint to complete this mask. Also works with EVA foam.

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NOTICE: This is a legacy mask pattern; it does NOT contain pictures in the instructions. It was originally drafted 2018-2019. This mask pattern will be redone in the future.
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These masks are for personal use ONLY; you may not use them to sell either as bases or finished masks.

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon canid mask; make it into whatever species your heart desires! Maybe a wolf, maybe a fox, or maybe a malamute is more your style. You will be receiving a 16 page digital download that includes includes a tips page, order of operations, map of the pieces, and two different sizes (6-7” and 7.5-8.5”) to choose from. It’s the ultimate in DIY! This is an easy-moderate difficulty pattern that includes just a few folds and a couple of overlapping pieces.

These masks fit very closely to the head and face so if you’re used to a roomier costume try the pattern out in cardstock to get an idea of which size you need or if you need to enlarge the pattern further.

Simple instructions/pattern for paw gloves are now included.

You will at bare minimum need 4 square feet of cardboard, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, and acrylic paint to complete this mask. Also works with EVA foam.

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NOTICE: This is a legacy mask pattern; it does NOT contain pictures in the instructions. It was originally drafted 2018-2019. This mask pattern will be redone in the future.
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These masks are for personal use ONLY; you may not use them to sell either as bases or finished masks.

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon bird of prey(raptors such as hawks, eagles, and ospreys); you will be receiving an 18 page digital download that includes tips, an order-of-operations, a map of the pieces, and 2 different mask sizes (6-7” & 7.5-8.5”) to choose from.. It’s the ultimate in DIY! This is an easier pattern that includes folded pieces and overlapping pieces.

These masks fit very closely to the head and face so if you’re used to a roomier costume try the pattern out in cardstock to get an idea of which size you need or if you need to enlarge the pattern further.

The pattern does NOT include any kind of feather patterns; I cut mine by hand and wasn’t able to record them. If I update the pattern with this previous buyers will be entitled to a copy of any new versions.

You will at bare minimum need 4 square feet of cardboard, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, and acrylic paint to complete this mask. Also works with EVA foam.

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NOTICE: This is a legacy mask pattern; it does NOT contain pictures in the instructions. It was originally drafted 2018-2019. This mask pattern will be redone in the future.
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This mask pattern is generously sponsored by WolfWings

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These masks are for personal use ONLY; you may not use them to sell either as bases or finished masks.

This is a mask pattern for a low-polygon red panda mask. You will be receiving a 13 page digital download that includes includes a tips page, order of operations, map of the pieces, instructions on simple paw gloves, and two different sizes (7.5” and 9.25” tall) to choose from. It’s the ultimate in DIY! This is an easy pattern with a minimal number of pieces; it’s a good beginner mask for this reason.

These masks fit very closely to the head and face so if you’re used to a roomier costume try the pattern out in cardstock to get an idea of which size you need or if you need to enlarge the pattern further. The red panda is also unusually wide for a mask so you may do better to measure the height of the face opening you need rather than the width.

You will at bare minimum need 4 square feet of cardboard, elastic, hot glue or contact cement, and acrylic paint to complete this mask. Also works with EVA foam.