Skull Mask With Stitches and Worm in Eye

A front-facing skull fills the page, drawn as a mask with a small tab sticking out on each side near the ears. A jagged stitched scar with cross-hatch stitch marks runs across the upper left of the forehead. A segmented worm pokes out of the right eye socket and curls upward, with a tiny eye on its head. The eye sockets are large and angular, each with a dashed outline inside that looks like a spot to cut out for eyeholes. Below them are a triangular nose cavity, deep cheekbones, and a full set of top and bottom teeth with lines between each one. The bold outlines and open spaces are easy for kids to color in. Try a bone-white and gray skull with a bright pink or green worm so it stands out. Print it on cardstock, color it, then cut along the dashed lines to make a Halloween mask.