Beagle Mask | Low Poly Geometric DIY Dog Mask Template | PDF Download

Like solving a puzzle, lots of fun!

Easy Fun Project

Had a great time putting this together. Used Brown card stock from Michael's Craft store to make the mask. Used it for my Scruff McGruff costume for a 80s/90s themed birthday. Totally won the costume contest thanks to the mask!

Great for paper craft geeks

I'm into bookmaking, origami, popup books, and own several Paul Jackson paper craft books. I have recently stumbled upon this site and am ecstatic about the masks here. Such a brilliant idea! The method of printing and pasting on cereal box works very well. The labelling and instructions are clear, self explanatory, and unambiguous. I love that you can make the masks using common tools and materials at home. Here is the Dogman costume I made for my 7 year old child's World Book Day at school. I made it in actual adult size as I thought the oversized head would look good. I used cereal boxes (about 4-5 of them), and painted over with acrylic paint. I used UHU stick for the paper, and double sided tape for the tabs. I sewed the nose (made of old sock) to the cereal box using thread and needle. The mask was pretty hardy, and survived a day in school, with only a minor tear. It was hard physical work cutting, scoring, folding and assembling the large number of thick cardboard pieces, but very rewarding. I spent 2 evenings making this. There was definitely a 'magical' moment, seeing the mask come together. Things I would do differently if making this again: I would tape the tabs inside rather than outside, as I find them visually noisy. The mask would have looked even better with just clean geometric planes. Can't wait to try the medusa mask! PS: I do wish I could feed the design directly to my Cricut! But that's probably too lazy..