Project Hero Image placed here x 1 x 3 x 5 x 1 x 1 x 5 x 4 Lion Mask 1 2 3 5 4 6 8 7 - Find - Cut - Punch - - Fold - Connect - - Play - Share - 1 2 3 Gather your materials, Makedo parts and print out the Lion Mask template. Carefully cut out all template pieces from stiff cardboard using a sharp blade. Use the point end of the Makedo Safe-saw to punch holes and score lines as marked. Take care when punching holes for the nose. Make sure that the holes you make are not too big - they should be just large enough for the Makedo Re-clip to slide through. This part needs to fit tightly so that the nose can be attached securely. Decorate the pieces of the Lion Mask, adding colour and texture to the cardboard. Fold the nose according to the numbers on the template, starting at tab number 1 and finishing with tab number 3. Take the two muzzle pieces and attach them to the face, with the Makedo Re-clip poking through the front of the mask as shown. Then, carefully slide the nose on to hold the pieces in place. You may not be able to attach a Makedo Re-clip to the back, but the nose should be on tight enough so that it all stays in place. Fold the ears as shown and attach them to the mask. Then attach the handle to the mask using 2 Makedo Re-clips. Using the Makedo Scrus, attach the eyebrows above the Lion’s eyes and the whiskers under his nose. Your Lion Mask is complete. Now it is time to roar! Remember to share what you’ve made with us at mymakedo.com. We’d love to see it! Become the king of the jungle and roar into action with this majestic Makedo Lion Mask. We created our Lion Mask out of recycled materials and Makedo parts available at mymakedo.com.

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- Find - Cut - Punch -

- Fold - Connect -

- Play - Share -

1 2 3Gather your materials, Makedo parts and print out the Lion Mask template. Carefully cut out all template pieces from stiff cardboard using a sharp blade. Use the point end of the Makedo Safe-saw to punch holes and score lines as marked.

Take care when punching holes for the nose. Make sure that the holes you make are not too big - they should be just large enough for the Makedo Re-clip to slide through. This part needs to fit tightly so that the nose can be attached securely.

Decorate the pieces of the Lion Mask, adding colour and texture to the cardboard.

Fold the nose according to the numbers on the template, starting at tab number 1 and finishing with tab number 3.

Take the two muzzle pieces and attach them to the face, with the Makedo Re-clip poking through the front of the mask as shown. Then, carefully slide the nose on to hold the pieces in place. You may not be able to attach a Makedo Re-clip to the back, but the nose should be on tight enough so that it all stays in place.

Fold the ears as shown and attach them to the mask. Then attach the handle to the mask using 2 Makedo Re-clips.

Using the Makedo Scrus, attach the eyebrows above the Lion’s eyes and the whiskers under his nose.

Your Lion Mask is complete. Now it is time to roar! Remember to share what you’ve made with us at mymakedo.com. We’d love to see it!

Become the king of the jungle and roar into action with this majestic Makedo Lion Mask.We created our Lion Mask out of recycled materials and Makedo parts available at mymakedo.com.