What You Need to Make the FreeStar Wars Masks for Halloween or Dress Up
Printer, Paper and Scissors
You will need to have access to a full-color printer. Preferably, the printer should be able to handle a piece of card stock. Print the free Star Wars mask on the card stock and cut it out with scissors.
Or, print the Star Wars mask on regular paper, cut it out and then glue it onto a piece of card stock to make it sturdier.
It 's also possible to print these free masks in black and white, by changing the printer settings. Some of these images, including the helmets, will look fine in black and white. The black and white images can then be painted or colored.
Once the image is printed, cover the entire image side of the mask with a piece of clear laminate. This is optional, but it will help protect the printed mask. This is an important step if your ink is likely to run if it has water spilled on it.
A Hole Punch, Sewing Elastic and Scissors
Use a small hole punch to create small holes on each side of the mask.
Cut up a couple of strips of sewing elastic to tie to the sides of each mask. Using sewing elastic will allow for a more comfortable fit.
An adult should use a small pair of scissors or an Exacto knife to cut out eye holes and nose holes before anyone puts on the Star Wars mask. Start with small eye holes and adjust them to a larger size if needed.
How to Use the Star Wars Masks
1. These free, printable masks can be used in Halloween costumes for kids or adults
2. Dress up for a Star Wars movie marathon.
3. Use them as favors for a birthday party with a Star Wars theme.
4. Create your own silly pictures while wearing the mask.
5. Make your own mini-movie or video. Play all the characters or have your friends join in the fun
6. Decorate a child's room with the masks.
7. Attach the masks to garden stakes and decorate the yard for Halloween.
8. Add Velcro sewing dots to the backs and attach them to curtains for easy Halloween decorations.
Printable Star Wars Masks for Halloween or Dress Up
For each mask there is a kid size and and adult size. The masks look exactly the same, except in scale. The kid size Star Wars mask prints on standard paper. The adult size Star Wars mask will print on larger 11x17 inch paper.
Classic Star Wars Characters
C-3PO for kids
C-3PO for adults
Costume Tip: Get creative and cut out a matching shape for the back of the head. This is best for any mask which involves a helmet or is one of the droids.
Chewbacca for kids
Chewbacca for adults
The Dark Side
Darth Vader for kids
Darth Vader for adults
The Emperor for kids
The Emperor for adults
Costume Tip for The Emperor: Wear a long black cloak with a hood, or at least a hooded sweatshirt.
Young Jedi Knights
Anakin Skywalker, not totally transformed to the Dark Side, yet- kids
Anakin for adults
Obi-Wan Kenobi - young and bearded - for kids
Obi-Wan Kenobi for adults
Just for Girls
Aayla Secura for kids
Aayla Secura for adults
Padme Amidala for kids
Padme Amidala for adults
Costume Tip: Be sure to make some wild and complicated hair twists with real hair or a wig, to be a true Star Wars royalty.
Sources
Starwars.com, http://www.starwars.com
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10 Comments
Post a CommentNice job. Great idea. If everyone used the AC articles to help them decide what to buy for Halloween, whether that'd be costumes or whatever, it might make things easier on them. Helpful articles like this do make a difference.
Great costume party resource.
I can't believe Halloween is creeping up on us again.
PS: I, too, love Star Wars!
Excellent! I have two nephews who LOVE Star Wars! thank you for sharing this with us.
Great ideas here!
I'm going to do the lawn thing, too. Really cute idea! Thanks to you for the article :)
I like the idea of gluing them to sticks and putting them on the lawn.
How fun! :-)
Fantastic job~!