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Home›How To›4 Ways to Make a Space Helmet

4 Ways to Make a Space Helmet

By Matthew Lynch
October 10, 2023
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Introduction:

Whether you’re preparing for a space-themed event or creating a unique and fun costume, making your own space helmet can be an exciting project. With creativity, everyday items, and the easy-to-follow instructions below, you can make your own space helmet in no time. We’ve got you covered with these four simple and effective ways.

1. Balloon Papier-Mâché Space Helmet

Materials:

– Large round balloon

– Newspapers

– Papier-mâché paste (water and flour mixture)

– Acrylic paint

– Scissors

– Clear plastic sheet

– Elastic band or string

Instructions:

  1. Inflate the balloon until it’s slightly larger than your head.
  2. Tear newspapers into strips.
  3. Dip newspaper strips into the papier-mâché paste, and cover the entire balloon leaving a hole for your face.
  4. Apply about three layers of newspaper strips on the balloon.
  5. Let it dry overnight or for at least 24 hours.
  6. Cut out a window using scissors once it’s fully dried.
  7. Decorate using acrylic paint to give your helmet a space vibe.
  8. Attach a clear plastic sheet to cover the window using the elastic band or string.

2. Plastic Bucket Space Helmet

Materials:

– Large plastic bucket

– Marker

– Craft knife

– Velcro straps or glue gun

– Paint

Instructions:

  1. Empty and clean a large plastic bucket suitable for your head size.
  2. Mark and cut out the area for your face with a craft knife.
  3. Decorate using paint, add details like logos or symbols for an authentic look.
  4. For comfort, attach velcro straps or use a glue gun to adhere lining to the inside of the bucket.

3. Foam Space Helmet

Materials:

– Foam sheets (preferably EVA foam)

– Scissors

– Hot glue gun

– Velcro or elastic band

– Paint

Instructions:

  1. Measure and cut out pieces of foam to fit around your head.
  2. Attach the foam pieces together using a hot glue gun, making sure it fits comfortably on your head.
  3. Cut a piece for the visor and use Velcro or an elastic band to secure it in place.
  4. Paint and decorate as desired for a futuristic look.

4. Cardboard Space Helmet

Materials:

– Large cardboard box

– Craft knife or box cutter

– White spray paint

– Clear plastic sheet

– Glue gun

Instructions:

  1. Measure your head and cut a hole in the bottom of the cardboard box big enough to fit.
  2. Trace and cut out the visor area in the front of the box.
  3. Spray paint the entire box white, allowing it to dry fully.
  4. Attach a clear plastic sheet to serve as the visor using a glue gun.

Conclusion:

No matter which technique you choose, creating your own space helmet can be a fun and rewarding adventure. Add personal touches, like LED lights or creative patterns, to truly make it your own unique creation. The sky’s the limit!

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