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It was pretty quick to do. Took a photo, printed it out on a full page, glued it to a bit of cardboard box. Cut it out. Used an exacto knife to cut out the iris of the eyes, so the kids could look through the masks. Gaffer taped a popsicle stick to the back and then to make them a bit more durable I put some strips of packing tape over them.
Here's a pic of my two year old pretending to be my three year old with her mask.
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Waw! I discovered your blog one hour ago and I'm reading all your posts! Just love all what I see!!!! I have 2 stepkids of 9&7. I already have picked some of beautifull ideas to adapt for them and for me!! Thanks a lot! (artistic pancakes, abstract art with snails, star wars lightsaber, gow in the dark wall, stamp with plasticine etc etc!!!!!) You are so talented!!
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