Kitsune Fox Mask Pattern

This mask pattern is perfect for anyone looking to create a unique and personalized Kitsune fox mask. I designed this pattern myself, and it is very versatile and can be customized and painted to look however you want.
 
Thousands of happy customers have used this pattern to kickstart their creativity, and I’m always amazed at what people have built with it. The finished pictures are examples of what I have done with the pattern, and you can also look in the reviews for pictures of what others have done with it.
 
You can find a video tutorial for how to put it together here: https://youtu.be/F2y1KqC-2ow.
 
Please note that you can sell finished products made with this base pattern, just add a credit to me and where you got the pattern! However, please do not sell unfinished bases, or resell or distribute the pattern itself.
 
material list:
EVA foam -I recommend 6mm for the head and jaw, but 4mm for the horns and ears. Especially for the horns it’s better to go thinner. A good brand is Sks Prop’s HD foam from Blick art supply.
    Printer and 8.5” x  11” paper
    Scissors – To cut the pattern after printing.
    Ball point pen or Sharpie marker – To trace pattern on foam.
    Cutting tool – I recommend a snap off utility blade.
Contact cement – Barge and Woodweld are good brands available at most hardware or convenience stores. I use Duall #88. Remember contact cement and rubber cement are different things.
    1” elastic or nylon webbing– Optional but can be used to add a strap to hold on your hand. 
Other finishing materials - (optional depending on how you want to finish it) - Plastidip, flex bond, Creature Cast Rubber, Plaid FX acrylic paint, fleece or other fabric..