@dragonpuppetgirl__49 Absolutely! You can check out the full tutorial linked in the description! ^^

@@eyaandreia That's a fantastic idea! I'm sure it's gonna turn out so great! ^^

@PrettyMuchParadise thanks!

Hey there! Yes, I believe there won't be any problem if you add mesh under the holes in the center, although not much should be visible through them either way. If you're meaning to create other eye holes to be able to see better, then yes, that's a great idea and should work out pretty well ^^ Hope it goes great and you have fun at the convention!!

Oh no! Did it work?

@ yes it did very surprisingly-

@TheresaWalters-in4gu That's awesome!! Glad it worked out ^^

You're very welcome, so glad to hear the video was helpful to you! ^^

I'm so glad to hear that!! I'm sure you put a lot of effort into your mask and the attention was well deserved! 🥰💖

Yes, pretty much! Any kind of paperboard that isn't too thick or too thin will do!

So happy to hear that the video was helpful to you! Thank you for your comment! ^^💖

@ANAJAnj Hey there! I can absolutely assure you that there is enough space for your nose! When making the base we make sure to account for that so that there is no issue when wearing it!

@@PrettyMuchParadiseok thanks for explaining it ❤I love your channel 😊

I used PVA glue. You can check out the detailed tutorial which includes other substitutes for PVA glue linked in the description! ^^

I'm so glad to hear that! Have fun crafting!!💖

It's actually quite easy to breathe in the mask because it doesn't sit flush against your face and you can easily breathe from the excess space around your face!

Hey there! It's totally okay if your base didn't turn out as expected on the first attempt. Now that you're familiar with the steps and have gotten the hang of it, your second attempt is sure to look even better!

Hey there! I would say A4 paper is too thin for the base, but you could stick 3-4 sheets of them together using a glue stick, and then use them to make the base!

@@PrettyMuchParadisethank u cuz I don’t have any money I really wanna cosplay

@MalaikahsWorld glad I could help! I'm sure your mask and cosplay will turn out lovely!! 🥰💖

Hey there! No, you don't necessarily need to have a cereal box. Any kind of paperboard will do the job, which you can either get from a craft store or find on other food packaging. As for the glue, I'm not quite sure what kind of glue exactly you have available to you, but for the paper mache part specifically, its really only possible to work with PVA glue or one of the substitutes mentioned in the video. As a last resort substitute, you could also use a mixture of one part water + one part flour (with a pinch of salt) and use that as your glue. I hope this helps!

​@@PrettyMuchParadiseThank you I started making this and it's turning so beautiful sis!❤

@Malaikayippe I'm so glad to hear that! Keep it up!! 🥰💖

Hey there! I used acrylic yarn! ^^

@fruzsanna23 I'm so very happy the video was helpful to you, thank you so much for your lovely comment!!❤️💖

Yes, that's an absolutely fantastic thing to do, I just didn't think to do that when making this video!

​@@PrettyMuchParadiseI have trouble making the base what was the length of the paperboard strips?

Because after making the base the shape is like a rectangle

​@@PrettyMuchParadisenvm it was actually because of the paper board the I used was to fragile

Getting paid tonight boooi I'm going to Michael's!!!

Oh no, there's definitely more content on the way, it's only taking a little while to be ready! 😅

@PrettyMuchParadise ayo that's a good news!

Heya! The seam is more less normal but it shouldn't be too visible. You shouldn't be ending your round with a single crochet, so maybe thats whats wrong! After the last increase of each round, join your loop with the first stitch of the round using a slip stitch, and then start the new round with a chain! Hope this helps! 💖