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Goblin Nightlife Mask Leather Pattern

$6.00 $8.00

This listing is for a downloadable Goblin Nightlife Mask Leather Pattern (PDF).

I designed the mask to be made using 10 oz (4mm) leather, though you can get away with going down to 8 oz and still maintain the structural integrity.

Most of this mask comes to life during the water forming process after it has been stitched together, especially in regards to the nose piece and eyebrow ridges.

This design fits faces around 11.5 inches across going from just before your ear to tip of nose to just before the opposite ear, so it fits most but can be adjusted by changing your printer settings from actual size to larger or smaller to suit.

I made this mask a little short on the top and bottom so it can be worn with a hat, and you can drink out of a cup with it, though I will warn that the tip of the nose might dip a little if you take a super big drink. And in the pattern I have ¾ inch straps, but those can be brought down to ½ inch or whatever you’d like because it doesn't need to be heavy duty for nightlife stuff, otherwise if you're taking the field I'd say stick to the 3/4

Pattern for personal use only

This listing is for a downloadable Goblin Nightlife Mask Leather Pattern (PDF).

I designed the mask to be made using 10 oz (4mm) leather, though you can get away with going down to 8 oz and still maintain the structural integrity.

Most of this mask comes to life during the water forming process after it has been stitched together, especially in regards to the nose piece and eyebrow ridges.

This design fits faces around 11.5 inches across going from just before your ear to tip of nose to just before the opposite ear, so it fits most but can be adjusted by changing your printer settings from actual size to larger or smaller to suit.

I made this mask a little short on the top and bottom so it can be worn with a hat, and you can drink out of a cup with it, though I will warn that the tip of the nose might dip a little if you take a super big drink. And in the pattern I have ¾ inch straps, but those can be brought down to ½ inch or whatever you’d like because it doesn't need to be heavy duty for nightlife stuff, otherwise if you're taking the field I'd say stick to the 3/4

Pattern for personal use only