Learn how to make your own spooky bull mask with this crochet pattern, which comes with a 21-page PDF document in full color with detailed instructions and large, clear photos. You’ll also find a handy list of all the materials used.

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The bull mask crochet pattern is “One size fits most.” It’s best suited for older children to adults. The size can be adjusted easily by making the elastic band shorter or longer. (For more information on sizing, scroll down.)

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Skill Level: Intermediate

To make the bull crochet mask, you’ll need the following materials:
100% acrylic yarn, worsted weight
Sizes 4.00, 5.00mm & 6.00mm crochet hooks
Tapestry needle
Polyester stuffing small amount
Fabric Glue
Hot glue gun & 1-2 glue sticks
One 9”x12” soft felt sheet
1/4” black elastic
Black tulle
Measuring tape or ruler

Gauge Swatch instructions are included with the pattern.

More about the mask: This crochet mask is made from a base of simple sc, hdc, and dc stitches worked in rows. Two strands of worsted weight yarn are held together to create a chunky look that works up quickly. The eye holes can be blacked out with black tulle and a felt lining can be added to the inside of the eye holes for ultimate comfort while you’re wearing the mask. The mask is worn with an elastic band.

Sizing Information:
Child: fits heads sized approximately 19” circumference.
Preteen: fits heads sized approximately 20” circumference.
Adult Small: fits heads sized approximately 21” circumference.
Adult Large: fits heads sized approximately 23” circumference.

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