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RE: MASKS

From: Dease, Christine (CDease.us)
Date: Mon Apr 03 2000 - 13:44:34 PDT

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    I used puff's plus kleenex. No problem with the high school girls.
    The impressions seemed good and students didn't seem to get plaster on them.
    Good Luck!
    Chris
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            Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 6:50 PM
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            Subject: MASKS

            I remember someone mentioned that they used wet paper towels to
    cover
            the face .... then they had the kids apply paris craft strips over
    the
            towels to form face impressions for mask making. How messy did this
            technique get? I really want nice face formations. Any special tips?
            I've used tin foil in the past. Tin foil will not get flat enough
    and
            form fitting enough to create the smooth facial surface I need for
    this
            project. The wet paper towel method sounds interesting but I teach
    high
            school and you all know how fussy high school kids are about their
            appearance - especially the girls!!! Any suggestions would be
    greatly
            appreciated as always.
            Thanks,
            Donna -

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