Easy DIY Lace Masquerade Mask from Hot Glue

This pretty DIY lace masquerade face mask can be made in less than 15 minutes using just a couple of basic materials! Perfect for Halloween and costume parties or your next masquerade ball!

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DIY Lace Masquerade Face Mask

It’s time for yet another round of Craft Lightning – quick and easy DIY craft projects that can be made in under 15 minutes! This round we’re talking all about hot glue gun crafts, and since Halloween is just around the corner, I thought it would be super fun to whip up a DIY masquerade mask to go with my “This is My Costume” shirt that I shared the other day!

If you like this DIY craft, you may also like Easy Halloween Crafts for Teens, Quick & Easy Halloween Crafts for Kids, and Spooky Spider Soap Halloween Craft.

DIY Lace Masquerade Mask

Supplies Needed to Make a DIY Masquerade Mask:

Hot Glue Gun
Colored Glue Sticks in Choice of Color (I used 3 black glue sticks to make my mask)
Masquerade Mask Template
Piece of Lace – approx 8″x10″ (I used a piece of a dollar store lace Halloween tablecloth!)
Sheet of Parchment Paper
Scissors

Wait just a second…COLORED hot glue?! Yes, indeed! If you haven’t used colored (or glitter!) hot glue sticks yet, you’re missing out on a ton of awesome crafting possibilities!

To begin making the masquerade mask, start by cutting a piece of lace that is slightly larger than the mask template. Plug in the hot glue gun to warm up, and insert a black glue stick into the glue gun.

On your work surface, layer the mask template, parchment paper, and lace in that order. I taped all of my pieces down so that they wouldn’t shift around, but this step is optional and not completely necessary. Use the hot glue gun to outline the basic shape of the mask. Allow the glue to dry for 2 minutes.

Add a second layer of glue to bulk up the outline if needed, and then add the additional swirls and details.

Allow the glue to dry for a couple of minutes.

Use fine-point scissors to trim the mask and remove the excess lace.

Add black ribbon ties, and you’ve got a super cool masquerade mask that’s perfect for Halloween or dressing up – in around 15 minutes!

Totally cool, right?! I think it would also be really fun to make more of these in all kinds of different color combinations to match the different colors of hot glue sticks. I’m sure my niece would love a neon pink and purple lace masquerade mask of her own!

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