Treasury on Etsy

Hi There, 

my latest handmade peacock mask has been included in this fab treasury on Etsy, please go and check out all the gorgeous items! 

All sorts of items from bags to jewellery ..perhaps you may find something towards your Christmas gift shopping list! :) 

Click on the link and feast your eyes! 

Catching my beady eye!

Belle of the Ball!

 This mask has a touch of Dark Victorian to it, with the skull cameo and black feathers and veiling.

Looks amazing on and would be perfect for a more Gothic themed Masked Ball.

 Love this one ...so pretty with pearly pink and lace, lots of small bling to making this very romantic!

 And finally today.... one for the men, A stunning metal effect mask with cogs for those Steampunk enthusiasts! 

Masks galore! I have been busy

 Fabric drenched in stiffener layered over a mask base and painted silver.

 Veggie tanned leather wet moulded and shaped.

 Hand painted in black, gold and silver, with added gems.

 Gold and purple mask with lots of glitter, a real carnival stunner.

 Shimmering black fabric mask with feathers and veiling.

 Navy blue masquerade mask with fluffy feathers and lots of bling.

 Witchcraft mask, feathers, ribbon and stiffened natural fibers, decorated with witch themed metal charms and cobweb ribbon.

 Scarecrow mask ..made with hessian and black feathers, I used fabric stiffener on the hessian and painted it in copper brown and black.

Leather mask

I have now finished my leather mask, (I love making these!) I need about a week to make one as the drying out can take a day or two, can't be rushed. I have gently shaped it around my styro head and then painted the leather black and decorated with three metal studs.

I could use leather dye but it appears that dyes fades quite quickly so I prefer to work the paint into the front side leaving the back natural.

 

 The edges have tints of pewter colour and it ties with long black ribbon.

 

 It is comfortable to wear, lightweight and 1.2 - 1.6 mm in thickness.

 

Fabulous fancy dress costume accessory

Butterfly Mask

A red butterfly mask, that stands out from the rest, unique and unusual!

 Hand painted and decorated with lace and feathers, gold accent beads, acrylic gems and glitter!

 Looks great on as it hugs the face and all the glitter and beads shine

Yay for red! :)

Masquerade butterfly mask with fluffy feathers and sparkle

Here are my two latest party masks, hand painted and decorated with glitter, ribbons and sparkly gems.

The sea green turquoise mask has green and blue sparkly gems with shiny gold detail and glitter. The focal butterfly is a gorgeous blue green and nestles in with ribbons and black fluffy marabou feathers.

 

 The purple is a nice blue purple almost petrol like with hints of pink and gold around the edges. shiny gold detail and large lilac purple acrylic gems add a nice sparkle. There is a purple fabric butterfly nestling within the fluffy dark pink marabou feathers and spirals of gold wire pop out for added interest.

 

Both these masks are available in either my Etsy or Folksy shops.

They are one of a kind and ready for delivery.

My latest creations! Masquerade mask masque mardi gras carnival

Musicians Masquerade!

 

I have used a serviette for this musical themed mask, musical print ribbon and fluffy black feathers.
It looks great and I think it would make a fab ornamental wall hanging in a musical orientated room!

 

PEACOCK!

This beautiful serviette/napkin looks great on this mask, finished with glitter and sparkly gems it would make a fab wall hanging for any masquerade enthusiast :)

 

 

Purple Sparklyness!

 

A gorgeous purple glitter mask, lots of sparkle and a pretty butterfly in fluffy feathers.

Perfect with a cocktail party dress!

 

Batman Stylie!

For all you Marvel fanatics!

Hand painted in metallic black and gold with bright gold embellishment KA-POW!!!

 

 

Please visit my Etsy or Folksy shop for lots more designs.

I do some commissions too!

Each mask is individual, one of a kind, I try not to repeat, although some may look similar there is always a difference!  :)