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Finish 3 d project -eos one - hannah matthews

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1. The document provides instructions for making a plaster mask by covering the face with petroleum jelly and applying overlapping strips of plaster-soaked gauze. 2. It describes the author's experience making a mask and notes that covering the eyes left her blind for an hour and plaster in the eyes is painful. 3. Although messy and not fun being blind for so long, the author enjoyed the process but does not plan to make another mask.

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Making A Mask Hannah Matthews
What you will need ● Roll of impregnated gauze strips ● 1 cup of DRY Plaster of Paris ● 2-3 plastic/paper bowls ● Warm Water ● Petroleum Jelly ● Scissors ● Paper towels ● Cloth head band ● Old T-shirt or an old bed sheet ● Clean up soap & towel ● Mirror (Optional) ● Camera (Optional) ● Table and comfortable chair
Instructions 1. Cover your entire face with Petroleum Jelly - Make sure to cover the hairline, eyebrows, eyelashes, and lips well. 2. In one of the plastic bowls, put about ? cup of warm or cool water and sprinkle in 1/3 cup Plaster of Paris 3. Dip one plaster strip into the water and put on face 4. It is best to start along the outside of your face. 5. MAKE SURE that each strip overlaps with the previous strip and smooth into close contact with face. 6. How you cover your eyes and mouth will depend on how your partner wants the finished mask to look like. 7. Cover all the areas of the face. 2 layers is usually fine for most places with a little extra layering along the outer face and Jaw line. 8. Finally, add a little more plaster to the water bowl (so it is a thick cream texture) and work really smooth and finish the mask.
My Experience When I did this I didn’t realise how messy it would be so I wore my good sweater. (BAD MISTAKE) I was blind for almost an hour because it didn’t set so I was feeling around for the longest time. TIP: Don’t cover your eyes. (If you like to see) I was going to cover my mouth as you see in the picture ------------------> When you have a cold I suggest you don’t do that. As it will become what it is now.
Painting it I painted the mask with values I believe in. Eye: Awareness Bow & Arrow: Adventure Heart with a hand in it: Charity Heart: Honesty Bed: Hospitality Stickmen holding hands: Friendship Humor: Funny Face Giving: Present Education: Book Financial Independence: Money Sign Intelligence: Brain Care: Hospital Sign Appreciation: Handshake
Will I do this again? No. I will not do this again. Being Blind for an hour IS NOT FUN! It was messy and Gross but it also was fun. If I do end up happening to do it again. I am not going to cover my eyes. I got Plaster of Paris In my eyes. Lets just say that Hurts! Overall my time doing this was fun and gross but I loved doing it.

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Finish 3 d project -eos one - hannah matthews

  • 2. What you will need ● Roll of impregnated gauze strips ● 1 cup of DRY Plaster of Paris ● 2-3 plastic/paper bowls ● Warm Water ● Petroleum Jelly ● Scissors ● Paper towels ● Cloth head band ● Old T-shirt or an old bed sheet ● Clean up soap & towel ● Mirror (Optional) ● Camera (Optional) ● Table and comfortable chair
  • 3. Instructions 1. Cover your entire face with Petroleum Jelly - Make sure to cover the hairline, eyebrows, eyelashes, and lips well. 2. In one of the plastic bowls, put about ? cup of warm or cool water and sprinkle in 1/3 cup Plaster of Paris 3. Dip one plaster strip into the water and put on face 4. It is best to start along the outside of your face. 5. MAKE SURE that each strip overlaps with the previous strip and smooth into close contact with face. 6. How you cover your eyes and mouth will depend on how your partner wants the finished mask to look like. 7. Cover all the areas of the face. 2 layers is usually fine for most places with a little extra layering along the outer face and Jaw line. 8. Finally, add a little more plaster to the water bowl (so it is a thick cream texture) and work really smooth and finish the mask.
  • 4. My Experience When I did this I didn’t realise how messy it would be so I wore my good sweater. (BAD MISTAKE) I was blind for almost an hour because it didn’t set so I was feeling around for the longest time. TIP: Don’t cover your eyes. (If you like to see) I was going to cover my mouth as you see in the picture ------------------> When you have a cold I suggest you don’t do that. As it will become what it is now.
  • 5. Painting it I painted the mask with values I believe in. Eye: Awareness Bow & Arrow: Adventure Heart with a hand in it: Charity Heart: Honesty Bed: Hospitality Stickmen holding hands: Friendship Humor: Funny Face Giving: Present Education: Book Financial Independence: Money Sign Intelligence: Brain Care: Hospital Sign Appreciation: Handshake
  • 6. Will I do this again? No. I will not do this again. Being Blind for an hour IS NOT FUN! It was messy and Gross but it also was fun. If I do end up happening to do it again. I am not going to cover my eyes. I got Plaster of Paris In my eyes. Lets just say that Hurts! Overall my time doing this was fun and gross but I loved doing it.