Directions:

1. Choose the mask you want to print out on a color printer. There are two sizes -- one that prints out on a standard size sheet of paper (8½x11) and a large version (11x17) for printers that can print that size paper. If you are unsure whether your printer can print the large size, ask an adult to help (and join in on the fun!).
2. Once printed, carefully use scissors to cut out eye holes and (optional) nose holes -- so you can see and breathe once the mask is on.
3. With a hole puncher, punch out side holes centered at either side of the mask.
4. Hold the mask up to your face. If the eye holes are too small for you to see through them, enlarge them cutting around them with scissors (you may want an adult to help you with this).
5. Next, cut two pieces of string, each approximately six inches long. Tie or tape each piece in each side hole you made in Step 3.
6. Tie the ends together at the back of your head to hold the mask on.

Thanks for posting but my girls are hellbent on being Princesses . . again. (Snow White and Sleeping Beauty, currently)