When Link’s adventure includes multiple masks and one creepy Skull Kid dances and teases around in Majora’s Mask!

A couple of years ago I decided I wanted to try out bead embroidery.  After lots of pondering of what to make, how big should it be, should I design it myself…. I fell upon Majora’s Mask.  I have always loved the colors and patterns within the Legend of Zelda item.  So I bought some interfacing from the fabric store and headed to the Spring to peruse the Beads and Needs seed beads.

Funny enough, the day I went down there, a bead embroidery class was being taught.  So here I was with my pattern, drawn on my interfacing, trying to find the perfectly bright colors for this slight creepy mask.  Needless to say, some thought I was getting in over my head with my project.  However, I’m of the belief that I’ll make it work and make it up as I go along.  I find that this makes life a bit more exciting!

This project did take me quite awhile.  But I really enjoyed the entire process.  I think the hardest part was backing it and finishing the piece.  My dear mask now hangs in my office.

On a side note, I have almost completed the Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask video game!  One one more temple boss to go 😀