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Due to little free time, I am no longer helping women create their own bellymasks
however I do sell detailed do-it-yourself directions with step by step
photographs. I have trained Krysteen Lamonaco to provide this service which
complements extremely well with her talent as a henna artist. You can read more
about her and her work by clicking here.
 Some women choose to decorate
their bellymasks while others don't. Paint, tissue paper, sequins, journal
entries, and photos may be used. The ideas are endless! Bellymasks have been
displayed in the baby's room, walk-in closets, above mantles, in dining rooms,
offices, and playrooms. Display your sculpture where you'll enjoy it the most!
 "This is such
a meaningful way to capture the mystery, magic, and miracle of pregnancy and
birth. I didn't realize how beautiful my belly and breasts were until I had
this sculpture. The physical experience of bellymasking made me feel like I was
at a day spa." - Lissa, Mother of Augustus
"It's a wonderful reminder of the gift women have of being able to be pregnant
and give birth. I love it!" - Rita Mother of Tristan
"I really enjoyed celebrating my pregnancy with the bellymask. It's in our
bedroom and every time I look at it I look down at Duncan and I am amazed that
the life in my arms was once a part of me. Photographs of me during pregnancy
are nice, but the belly mask conveys to me how it felt to have him inside me. I
encourage all pregnant women to do this!" - Margaret, Mother of Duncan
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