I Tried To Make A Bubba Sawyer Mask With Fabric Hardened With Powertex. I Filmed It For A School Editing

I tried to make a Bubba Sawyer mask with fabric hardened with powertex. I filmed it for a school editing class, but since I failed at the mask so bad, I restarted my project (I'm making a wolf hat instead). I have a lot of film material so I really quickly chopped some of the cooler looking needle stuff together and slapped stock music on it hope u enjoy........

More process info under cut if someones interested :)

(ill be retrying this project again w slightly different materials!! I also added an another layer of fabric after this but it looked extra bad so im only posting this part <3 Mistakes I made:

The fabric simply isnt sturdy enough to hold itself together, I will probably make a ver thats like....... Plaster, bcs ill just have it on my shelf then... yeah... And cover that w nylon

wayyy too much powertex, a small amount wouldv been enough but i essentially soaked it and it came out super nasty looking

Metal needles to hold something wet together. Do i need to say more? (rust) Im not entirely sure what I will use 2 stick the fabric to crevices (while its still not dried&hardened into shape) when im working with a plaster base but we will see!!! If i were to continue w JUST fabric I would just wholesale sew it into shape, traditional doll making techniques. I think it could work. mildly recommended.

Along w a bubba mask, i will defi try to also make a ghostly mask w nylon w the stuff i learned here- I mean, look at that surface. It genuine looks mega fucking cool. Again, w much less powertex to make sure it doesnt get nasty and glu-ey, and maybe Ill need 2 figure out some transparent base for it but. LOOK AT IT. ITS VILE. I LOVE IT.

Music. gbless free stock music people:

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