materials: glue, paper, masking tape, a wire coat hanger, wire cutter
also as you like: fur material, eyes, wig, hat

step 1:get your materials together and put your coat hanger in front of you

step 2:bend the coat hanger so that the two loops are together

step 3:bend the top part so you could put it on your face (and it would fit)

step 4:tape the ends together, this will be your snout of nose.

step 5:bend the back of your mask into a V shape for under your chin

step 6:use the wire cutters to clip off the hook (be careful!)

step 7:your hanger should look roughly like this now

step 8:bend the nose part to the angle or style you like

step 9:look it over to make sure it's mostly even, don't fret too much with this

step 10:tape up the sides and bottom of the mask first, don't do it too tightly.

step 11:look over the mask to make sure you like the angle and stuff

step 12:try it on! add paper scraps to keep the tape from sticking to you.

step 13: (not shown!) once it's been taped over completely you can add paper mache or fur/fabric material with fabric or all purpose glue. cut eyes and ears/nose before adding fabric or more mache as you can tape over mistakes. I'm making a protoceratops mask right now, and when it's done I'll have a link here. you can also attach this to a hat or other mask to keep it on your head better, or use a ski mask to make it a full face, with another hanger for horns/ears.

for the back cheeks of the mask you can also use wire, string of whatever to sculpt them if you want them to stick out.

I'll have a full-face demo if anyone wants it, just ask.

materials: glue, paper, tape
ear directions: roll the ear tip part like you would a cone, but stop short and glue as you like.

disclaimer: if you hurt yourself, sorry! >.> I'm not liable..... but please be careful with the sharp stuff!