1 These masks are the models for this simple Halloween craft you can find on MarthaStewart.com.
2 Steve and Chris had templates for the masks from our website, plus a variety of facial features to use to make faces. I Googled "eyes," "smile," and so forth and printed them from the web.
3 We recycled mailing envelopes as cardboard backing for the masks, and used paint stirrer sticks (free at Home Depot!) to mount them.
4 Steve kept it simple, while Chris became a happy buckethead.
5 Masks or Faces: Which is funnier? You be the judge!
Today our resident crafty dudes, Living Today engineer Chris Hauselt and "Morning Living" engineer Steve Gonzalez, tackled a Halloween challenge: Could they whip up a mask in 15 minutes or less? With just a few templates from our website, some used cardboard mailing envelopes, scissors, a glue stick, paint stirrer sticks, and some packing tape, the boys were able to craft funny on-the-go Halloween costumes. Try it yourself - full instructions are here- and check out these photos for inspiration (or laughs!).
From: Ahir Vora | 9/26/12 at 6:23 am
The other day, while I was at work, my sister stole my iphone
and tested to see if it can survive a twenty five
foot drop, just so she can be a youtube sensation. My iPad
is now destroyed and she has 83 views. I know this is completely off topic but I had
to share it with someone!