The template and directions for this owl mask can be found at the National Wildlife Federation website. I traced the template onto craft foam and cut out all of the pieces. C and R glued the masks together. I used a pin to make tiny holes on the sides of the eyes and pushed shoelaces through to tie the masks. You can also add feathers.
After making the masks, we read one of our favorite owl books, Good Night Owl by Pat Hutchins. Poor Owl is trying to sleep, but all of the daytime noises around him are keeping him awake. Will he ever get to sleep?
8 comments:
How adorable! The owl masks and snacks came out great!
They both look very wise.
I am loving all of your owl stuff!
I tried to comment yesterday, about 10 times and my computer will not let me! Your masks are adorable...your snacks Rock! Your such a super fun mom!
Super cute. Of course when I saw you say poke a hole in the side, I immediately thought of elastic....
Those masks are adorable! I am impressed that you find time and energy to do these projects that require so much prep. The book looks pretty interesting too.
I am loving ALL of these fun owl crafts and snacks!! Very, very, cute! We're working on a fun owl project here too. :-)
Those are great! Thanks for the link to the template :)
I love all the fun owl project you have been up to. The owl mask it adorable and the snacks look soo yummy :0)
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