Kids cat mask templates

You will get a PDF file with 2 masks per page Original collection and 1 mask per page extra masks. This file is meant to be printed on US Letter 8. Make sure to hit Fit page to print on different sizes. You may not sell or distribute the files. If you want to share them, please link to this post and not directly to the PDF files. Thankyou so much, for this amazing resource. I know some kids that will really enjoy popping a mask on, for a easy costume and some fun, in the Spooky Spirit!

Thanks, Merideth! If you are going out, say to a school or church activity and you have to wear the protective face mask, you can paint the bottom half. How to Make the Cat Mask 1. Print Print the mask on 8. Cut Out Use scissors to cut along the edges of the mask. Add a Stick or String Glue or tape a craft stick to the bottom back of the mask. Have Fun! Here are some ideas for using the masks: Have kids act out stories while wearing masks for different characters.

Use the blank masks for activities or crafts involving crayons, paints, etc. Terms of Use These masks may be used for personal, non-commercial purposes only. My older kids actually love wearing masks, even more so if those coverings are colorful and cute.

I recently batch sewed face masks as I have 1 preschooler and 2 school-age kids. The school begins less than a month from now, and I want to help them get accustomed to wearing masks. They have to practice keeping on their masks, and also keeping hands off their little faces. The most effective mask would be the one that is comfortable enough to be worn properly, as frequently readjusting the mask can lead to cross-contamination. I wanted them to have choices, so I tried three different patterns from this list that appealed to me — the Made Everyday mask, the Olson face mask pattern offered by Sew Can She, and the See Kate Sew pattern.

All of them are easy sewing projects that can be done in minutes, depending on your experience. The Made Everyday mask is the most straightforward. The Olson pattern is a bit more complex, as you have to cut and sew together six small pieces of fabric. I find the See Kate Sew origami-style pattern very interesting — it was truly a pleasure to make those masks.

The kids loved them too. So, if you too are looking for kids face mask patterns, take a look at this collection. Most of these cloth face coverings have options for an inner layer with a filter pocket or an adjustable nose wire. This 3D mask pattern looks very fun and comfortable, and the flat front is a great place to show off some beautiful fabric.

The pattern comes in five sizes for kids and adults. Or you can use this simple pattern to make a kids face mask — you only need to add two darts.