How to make a Papier-mâché Deadmau5 head!

Ingore thumbnail... 6:09 for finished. Be sure to let me know how yer mau5heads turned out if you used this video! :D Sorry if it was hard to read at times. Oh and my spelling. And the intro if you didn't like it. GUYS! I'M JUST SORRY! Please don't be mad at me...
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-EAR PDF!
http://www.instructables.com/files/or...

-Basic Measurements
http://imgur.com/dWgZL

-LEDs for eyes
http://www.superbrightleds.com/morein...


Materials(rough estimate):
Newspaper
14inch bouncy ball (Wal-Mart)
Flour (for mache mix)
Water (for mache mix)
A utility knife
A hand saw blade thing (or reciprocating saw if you have one, I didn't have one)
Adhesive spray for fabrics (whatever brand you want. Most people use tacky glue spray)
A hot glue gun
Hot glue
Foam or cardboard with an area of at least 13x13 inches (need 4 layers and 2 filler layers)
Stretch velvet (Jo'Anns Fabric- whatever colors you want, YOU will need 1/2yrd doubled for the ear cloth, and 1 yard for the head)
A hardhat
Sanding paper
A round protractor (or anything to help with measuring angles)
A ruler
"shatter proof"(plastic) ornaments from hobby lobby (comes with two, I only used 1)
A metal mesh trash bin (Wal-Mart I think around $8? Or whatever metal mesh you want to use)
I don't remember it's name but it's for cutting thin aluminum sheets or something, I used them for cutting the metal mesh.


Also:
Something to put holes for the ears, I used a drill, but you can instead just whittle it down with a knife.

I used gorilla glue to place the hardhat in place. (This was also Kinda hard, I had to put a good amount in the area in the head where I thought the hardhat went and I just placed it in there upside-down so that the gravity held the hardhat in place. Let dry for 1day/overnight to be sure.)

It also wouldn't hurt if you had a sharpie or something to draw the measurements haha.

You can also instead use your own LED setup rather than just the lights I used.

Rods for the ears to be inserted into the head, I used pencils haha, but most people use like bolts and screws or whatever.