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Batman Mask for Toddler (or Batgirl or Batwoman Mask)

Batman Mask for Toddler (or Batgirl or Batwoman Mask)

Costumes Halloweenby Comfortably.Nerdy

A dear friend of mine requested I make her son a Batman mask. Because “he’s been trying to turn everything into a Batman mask.” He’s just shy of 3 years old. As I had just completed a Star Wars Sleep Mask I thought I would adapt that process for the Batman mask for Toddler.

First I went on-line to see if I could find a template for a Batman mask, an image I could modify or an actual mask template. I found a great template at Cutesy Crafts to use as my shape.

I still wanted to have different fabrics on each side and to use quilt batting to stiffen the mask and ears overall. So I used a black velvet on one side (in my mind the face side, but who knows with a toddler) and a shiny black fabric with a square grid pattern.

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What I found most difficult about making a Batman mask for toddler was the eye holes. They were so small and having to cut perpendicular to where the stitch line would be in order to turn the fabric edges in was not fun. I ended up not pinning anything and just working it as I went along.

Laying out the pattern for the batman mask
Laying out the pattern for the batman mask
Pinning the pattern for the batman mask
Pinning the pattern for the batman mask
Pinning the elastic to the mask
Pinning the elastic to the mask
Mask is turned right side out with a kebob
Mask is turned right side out with a kebob
Repin the mask to cut out the eyes
Repin the mask to cut out the eyes
Cut the eyes out of the mask
Cut the eyes out of the mask
Batman mask with the eyes whipstitched
Batman mask with the eyes whipstitched
The eye reinforcement is done to the batman mask
The eye reinforcement is done to the batman mask

Batman mask is complete and ready to fight some crime!


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