Four eyes, short horns, and enormous ears can only mean one thing. Guilloteeth. One can only imagine the sights, the sounds, the smells that the good people of the fictional town of Dunly witnessed on that fateful day when the Devil brought his horde to town. This likeness is worn by local townfolk every All Hallows Eve to trick the Devil into thinking the village is just how he left it: full of demons. Read the Devil of Dunly story here. The Long Face Festival has been celebrated in Dunly Bridge on October 31st for over 400 years. Those caught without a costume after sunset are said to be put in shackles until the first rays of sun fall on the bridge the following morning. Originally made from wood and handed down as heirlooms, these modern masks are built from thin card using flowing curves. Guilloteeth is also available as part of the Long Face Festival Mask Set. Available as an instant download PDF, add to cart now and dupe the Devil.