Today I bring you a fall raccoon mask. Why? Because we make a lot of masks around this here neck of the woods. Any chance my son gets, he wears a mask and pretends to be something else- is life altering! He has taken a recent interest in nocturnal animals, so I picked one of the many fall creatures I see roaming at night while walking the dog.

Raccoons have a mysterious feel about them, don’t you agree?  We’ve provided a raccoon template for those of you who dislike drawing.

 

• white card stock
• black felt
• glue stick
• scissors
• string, yarn, elastic band
• crayons, colored pencils or markers
• stapler

• download my pattern twice
• glue felt onto the back side of the pattern
• color second pattern, cut out eye holes
• cut out felt once glue dries
• glue felt on second pattern
• staple string, yarn or elastic string to sides of mask (tie knots at end of string for durability)

 

Download the fall raccoon mask template from here!

This is three masks in one. We cut ours down by eliminating everything under the eyes. You can also cut out around the felt.

 

We have more pumpkin & fall resources:

• Fall Word Wall
• Fall Vocabulary Flip book, Cut, Trace, & Color!
• Fall Emergent Reader with Fall Vocabulary Words
• Fall Emergent Reader Fall Counting with One to One Correspondence
• Fall Emergent Reader with Fall Color Words using fall vocabulary
• Pumpkin labeling, kwl, & pumpkin life cycle

We have a Fall Gallery with many more craft ideas!

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Happy creeping!

Karen