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Link profile: A milliners approach to maskmakingCategory: Start / Mask making / Methods
Borrowing materials and techniques from millinery, maskmaker Katherine Snider has perfected a way to build lightweight, face-hugging masks. As Plates 1 and 2 demonstrate, each of her masks is a testament to her artistry. Just as importantly, each of them is the result of an approach that uses inexpensive and entirely non-toxic materials. This article, the first in a two-part series, describes the crafting of the base that is common to all her masks. Its sequel will address more advanced issues including the use of non-traditional materials and ways to finish a mask.
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