Method for make Halloween skull mask

In addition to the jack-o'-lantern and Halloween costumes, there are also Halloween ghost masks. It's also fun to make your own mask. The following is how to make a Halloween skull mask, which I arranged for you. I hope it helps you!

The practice of Halloween mask

Method 1

1. Prepare these materials: a paper bag, a piece of a3 white paper, a piece of black cloth, a pencil, a red marker and a pair of scissors.

2. Find a paper handbag with a3 white paper stuck in it, because the handbag is moderately soft and hard, and the mask made is not easy to break. Find the right position and draw the outline of eyes, nose and mouth. Cut two holes in the outline of the eye.

3. Cut out two fangs with white paper, stick them on your mouth and paint your mouth red; Draw a pattern on the mask that you feel horrible or disgusting (of course, you can also draw your favorite pattern).

4. Find a place to cut two small holes on both sides of the eyes, take down the rope that you carry and tie it on the cut holes as the rope to fix the mask. Find a piece of black cloth and sew it on the mask paper with a needle, such as the packaging cloth in the tea box. If it's not black cloth, it's best to dye it black with black ink, because black cloth has the best horror effect! )。 Such a horrible mask succeeded!

Method 2

1, find some waste paper, preferably unused toilet paper, then tear it into small pieces, soak it in water and knead it into a paste. The more broken it is, the better it is. Better measure a little more, at least the size of two fists.

2. Squeeze the water out of the pulp, don't wring it too dry, just don't drip, then add the glue to the pulp, add more points, increase the viscosity, stir and stir evenly.

Buy a thick balloon with better quality, a bigger balloon, and it is best to blow it as big as your head and not break it. Blow it up, blow it as big as your head (be careful not to explode), and seal it.

4. Coat the balloon with pulp, thicken it, cover half of the balloon, make it into the shape of a face, and then flatten the surface. You can also get more pulp to cover the whole balloon and make a dummy's head. )

5. When the pulp is dry, puncture the balloon and then make the mask template. Cut out the eyes and mouth, then paint some colors to decorate the bottom. Put ropes on both sides, you can wear them out to scare people.

The origin of wearing a mask on Halloween

There are many versions of legends about the origin of Halloween. It is generally believed that it originated in ancient western European countries before the birth of Christ, mainly including Ireland, Scotland and Wales. The ancient Western Europeans in these places were called Celts. Celtic New Year is on 1 1 month 1 day, New Year's Eve. The Celts brought young people together, wearing all kinds of weird masks and carrying carved radish lanterns (pumpkin lanterns are a late custom, and there were no pumpkins in ancient Western Europe). They wandered around the village.

In the 5th century BC, the Celtics living in Ireland at that time designated 10 3 1 as the end of summer, which also symbolized the end of the year. They believe that on the eve of the turn of the new year, all the laws of time and space will be temporarily suspended, and the door of the spiritual world will be opened at this party, so that all ghosts can wander around the world, looking for the right body body double everywhere, and thus be reborn.

Therefore, for fear of being the target of ghosts, the Celts put out the fire at home that night and pretended that no one was at home. At the same time, put on a ferocious and horrible mask, dress up as ghosts and cruise the streets together, creating a noisy atmosphere to drive away those wandering ghosts.

Roman festivals celebrating harvest were combined with Celtic rituals, wearing terrible masks and dressed as animals or ghosts to drive away demons wandering around them. This is why most people in the world celebrate Halloween with strange costumes today.

Why do you wear a mask on Halloween? Halloween costumes originated from Yin Festival, where participants slaughtered livestock and put on skins. There are also masks worn by participants, which were originally meant to ward off evil spirits and were handed down.

In ancient times, if there was drought or other major disasters, people would wear ugly masks because they were afraid of evil spirits wandering outside at night. If they have to go out at night, they will wear masks or decorate themselves with animal fur, hoping that evil spirits will not recognize them or be scared away by ugly masks.

Later, the religious meaning of fearing ghosts and gods gradually faded. Slowly, children began to wear clothes of ghosts and spirits, went out to scare their neighbors (trick or treat) and asked adults to treat them to candy.

Halloween costumes originated from pranks, and adults are also required to go out with their children (usually adults drive to the side of the road and children knock on the door to trick or treat). Adults should let their children only go to houses with festive decorations and lights at the door, otherwise they are not allowed to disturb them. In addition, in the process of begging for sugar, you must always stand at the gate and wait, and you are not allowed to enter the house. Recycled sugar must also be examined by adults before it can be eaten. Families receiving children are also required not to provide homemade food or unpackaged food.

Holiday arrangements in public places and at home are voluntary. Face pumpkin lantern, white net black spider, Honky, etc. They are all holiday decorations, and there is no scary ghost color at all. Some lesbians learn to buy a pair of pumpkin or ghost skull earrings to wear at this time. If the layout of any house is too horrible, it will be stopped by the relevant parties, and the media will also be exposed for public criticism.

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