A printer with 8 1 ⁄ 2 x 11 paper. Colored pencils or crayons. Don't use watercolors or markers because the color will bleed through the paper. Scissors. Glue. Poster board to make the masks stronger.

"Animal Mask Making" by Bend author Debra Fisher is now available on Amazon. Bend resident Debra M. Fisher has encapsulated 30 years of teaching theater arts into a book on paper mask-making. “Animal ...

Halloween is coming fast. It's one of those things that always seems to sneak up on you before you're prepared, so if you don't have tons of free time to make your own kickass costume, you might have ...