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Spice things up this Valentines Day with this saucy mask!
Forget the traditional stereotypes - this year we are sexing up cupid as you play matchmaker in your own relationship!
Check out my blog to find out where I got my materials from
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Step 4
Take your trimming and glue it round the eyes. I make mine pointy at one end to give it more of a cat eye feel
Between the cut out eye shape and the one that I make with the trimming, you could see a little of the red feathers - I took my nail varnish and carefully covered this for a fuller smokey eye look
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Step 5
Slightly curve some jewellery wire and glue if just under the fluffy feathers on the outside of the mask (if you do it underneath the mask then cover the ends in ribbon or something so you don't scratch your face when wearing)
Then take some of your fluffier feathers and glue them to the end of your wire
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Step 8
You then have a few different choices for how to wear the mask:
1. take a piece of dowelling and wrap ribbon around it before gluing it to the same side of your mask as the beads
2. glue elastic to each side so that your can wear the mask without holding it
3. glue a length of ribbon to each side so you can tie it in a bow at the back (more likely to fall down than the elastic but if you are wearing your hair up then you can add in extra kirby grips to keep it in place)
I have put links to the materials I've used so if you wanted to buy the same feathers at some point then you know where to get them