Speaking of free websites, given the approach of an appointment such as Halloween, but also for Carnival , we see in this article the free sites that offer masks to print and costumes for disguise . In the end the thing is simple and free and also of excellent quality: you take a drawing, print it in color on a normal sheet which will then be glued on a cardboard to be cut out.
Obviously it will never be like a rubber mask, but it will have its effectiveness and can save us when you need to dress up at the last minute, with a DIY mask!
1) Star Wars lovers can find the masks of the main characters to be printed, with precise instructions on how to cut them.
There are C3PO, Darth Vader, the bears, Leyla, Chubecca and other characters.
To find them, you can search for the word "Print mask" on the search engine of the Starwars.com site.
2) Mr. Printables is a fun site for kids with lots of printable masks and other fun things to wear.
There are dragon masks, animals, robots and Halloween masks.
most of these can be printed on A4 sheets and cut out for free.
3) Printable Masks has 239 masks to download for free in PDF format and to be printed.
There are animals and fantasy characters.
4) Disney Junior
The Disney website offers a large collection of masks for free to download and print with precise instructions.
Even if the link refers to the Pj Masks, the masks of Owlette, Geko and Gatto Boy, you can then click the various characters and find, in the different sections, the instructions to create masks for others too.
5) On this page there are free printable masks for children and adults to cut out at home or school.
They can be printed on plain paper and then glued onto a cardboard to be cut with a ruler.
You can then attach it to a stick or hold it in the face with an elastic band.
The images are in high quality PDF or JPG and there are the masks of Bart Simpson, Batman, Spiderman, Ben Ten, Minecraft, Friday the 13th, perfect for Halloween, Griffin and many other characters.
6) Pinterest is the richest image site on the internet so you can do a trivial search for printable masks to have a beautiful freely available gallery of ideas.
7) WonderHowTo has a page with many masks of various types, each with instructions for cutting them out.
8) Ideefesta.it is a site with many ideas for creating an original carnival costume, with very interesting and not difficult to create DIY tutorials.
9) The section dedicated to Carnival on the filastrocche.it website is also excellent.
To conclude, those who want to show up in the square with the mask of Anonymous (from the film V for Vendetta), can make it at home by following the instructions of this blog and printing the image of Guy Fawkes.
If you use printed masks and they do it well, leave the link with your photos in the comments!
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