Halloween mask for glasses

White plague doctor mask handmade from vegetable-tanned cowhide and has inset red acrylic lenses.

Most glasses will fit the mentioned masks no problem, but it all depends on the shape and style of your specs. The full head masks are fairly spacious. It might be a matter of negotiating the mask on over the glasses with a bit of wiggling, but once on it should be fine. On most of the full head masks you can get away with making a couple of small slits at the back of the mask to create a flap if you need more wiggle room to get the masks on. Check out these awesome festive dudes. If you have more than one pair, try experimenting with different designs.

Halloween mask for glasses

I couldn't find anything on the internet about how to do this for a full face mask, so that's why I'm uploading this. This instructable will show you how to make or adapt a full face mask to wear over glasses without discomfort. This year we were inspired by previous instructables by Pris Nexus 6 and this article in Makezine to make alien masks from John Carpenter's film They Live. These masks differ in that they require no clay and therefore are far easier to make for those without those sculptural skills. I wanted to up the ante a bit, so decided to incorporate sunglasses that revealed hidden messages when worn by people at the halloween event we will attend. I looked at images from the film and other mask tutorials and cut the jaw section and plain mask to approximate the shape I wanted. I made 2 masks with slightly different techniques, so will point out the differences as I write the steps. The mask where I cut the jaw piece narrower ended up looking a bit more feminine, but that worked as this is a couples' costume for us. I cut the jaw pieces first using the hacksaw. Remove the nose section and make the jaw narrower if necessary.

This mask is a real head-turner!

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People love to find Halloween costumes that accentuate their features—bald character costumes, beard costumes, red hair outfits and more! Well, we're going to show you tons of costumes with glasses that will allow you to add your specs as part of your Halloween costume. Sure, you may have the freedom to pop in a pair of contacts, but if you can harness the power of your eyeglasses, just do it! Here are some of our favorite Halloween costumes with glasses. One of the most famous spectacled characters ever, Harry Potter has a set of round glasses that remain iconic even today.

Halloween mask for glasses

Glasses wearers know all-too-well the struggle of finding a Halloween costume that fits their look. Otherwise, your options are to ditch your spectacles for a blurry evening or try your hand at wearing contacts. Below, check out 18 of our favorite costume ideas for people with glasses. Something is guaranteed to catch your eye.

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IT — July 28, This was nicely made, thanks. Thomas — April 29, The soulless sockets are large enough to give excellent visibility and the other face holes help to promote airflow and reduce fogging. Its gaping maw of blade like teeth makes for great ventilation as your bespectacled gaze falls on the unworthy from behind the eyes of the ultimate predator. It is with great pleasure that I submit this commendation for the exquisitely crafted plague doctor mask. This masterpiece, meticulously fashioned from the finest leather, has elevated my Halloween ensemble to a level of sophistication hitherto unattained. Our iconic low-poly Skull has been turning heads since and its spacious cranium provides ample room to glasses beneath the empty eyes. The full head masks are fairly spacious. There will be gaps and the masks won't sit flush over each other, don't worry. Cramming your bespeckled cranium into this folkloric long head is a joyous revelation. Alexander Thompson — September 19, On most of the full head masks you can get away with making a couple of small slits at the back of the mask to create a flap if you need more wiggle room to get the masks on. Christopher — July 2, One layer was enough for my mask.

Halloween is just around the corner, meaning it is time to start thinking about your costume. When thinking of dressing up as your favourite television show personality or horror film character, your glasses can sometimes get in the way or affect the authenticity of your costume.

Using the foam sealing tape build up the forehead so that it creates a gap big enough for your glasses to be worn under the mask. Hold the eyes against the mask's eye holes, draw around them and cut the mask to accommodate them snugly using the craft knife. Cut the red acetate sheet to size and glue on the interior of the sunglasses. Kelly Johnson — November 15, Once you're happy with the painted result seal the mask with Mod Podge. Then I used a hexagon font I found on google I think I just googled 'honeycomb font' and looked at the image search results and wrote words into the pattern using cooler colours blues, greens, purples, blue toned browns etc. Matthew Martin — September 2, In the movie the masks look wet, so something very glossy is best. This takes a long time, but gives a better finish than any paint method I've seen. Halloween is here again, and we have curated our top ten glasses-friendly Halloween masks for all of you spec-sporting builders out there.