how does a barette making craft evolve into this?

well, it all started when D thought the lime green bow i had just stitched would make a great mustache.

then got a little sillier as i cut a mustache from a scrap of felt and taped it to his lip. it didnt stick very long. so i went in search of printable mustaches. but lo and behold, the printer WOULD NOT do its job.

in the end we found that a repurposed food box colored black made the perfect mustache masks.

an un sharpened pencil held on with a bit of duct tape worked well as a handle. now its masquerade time.
3 comments:
Do I know you two?
This is so awesome! What a fun mom you are, Monica; your little boy is very lucky!
Your hair looks great!
These are so cute! A great idea, too. :)
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