Another “Tape Mache” Experiment – Wet and Stick Tape
Another tape mache experiment – because trying new ideas is fun. 🙂
Find solutions to your paper mache challenges with these tips and tricks. And discover a few ideas that didn’t work out so well.
Another tape mache experiment – because trying new ideas is fun. 🙂
Can tape replace paper mache for masks? Maybe – see the pros and cons on this idea in this post.
I recently moved my studio into a small room, and organized my art supplies.
For a wonderful handmade Holiday, check out these easy paper mache gift and decor ideas.
Use just four sample colors of latex paint to create a nice range of warm browns and gray for painting fur.
If you want to know how to make paper mache, this post is for you. Paper mache (or papier-mâché, if you prefer to say it … Read more
Create multiple copies of your paper mache masks and sculptures with Rebound 25 silicone molds. Great idea for costume designers and Etsy.com sellers.
You can make this yarn bowl with plaster cloth and either paper mache clay or the Silky-Smooth air dry clay recipe on my website. The result will be both beautiful and useful – which makes this a perfect gift idea for the knitter in your family.
When our friend Rex Winn showed us his latest Kune Kune pig on the Daily Sculptors page, Lisa Anne asked him if he’d be willing … Read more
This special foil tape makes it safe to bake your paper mache in the oven, even if it’s sculpted over an armature made with foil and hot glue. Fast paper mache!
This video shows a fast and easy way to create a fur texture using paper mache clay. This would work for any long-haired dog, or even a man’s beard.
Use this cheap DIY silicone mold material to create texture stamps to use on your clay projects. My first experiment used my own recipe for air dry clay. It should also work very well with Apoxie Sculpt or any other epoxy clay, and might work with polymer clay.
Start sculpting your paper mache animals the easy way by using a custom-made armature pattern. Sculpt lifelike animals, birds, lizards and fish.
Use this easy crackle glaze to make your paper mache elephant’s skin look more realistic – and see what I would do differently next time.
This video shows you how to smooth out the papery texture of paper mache clay without adding a second coat, and without sanding. Plus, it’s really easy!
Use just 5 colors to paint a paper mache Jersey cow sculpture based on a downloadable armature pattern. Video tutorial by acrylic painter Jessie Rasche.
https://youtu.be/sjllW9Xpkow To see the video I mentioned in the video, for making paper mache smooth if it doesn’t come out the way you want it, … Read more
I always use patterns for my paper mache animals, because they help me create animal sculptures with the right proportions and outlines. They also increase my confidence in my sculpting ability. Watch the video to see why.
How to Make Paper Mache Smooth Sculptures made with traditional paper strips and paste are sometimes bumpy because of the underlying armature. This is especially … Read more
What paint should you use for your next paper mache project? In this video and article I tell you exactly which types of paint I always choose, and give you some additional options.
When Will My Paper Mache Sculpture Be Dry? This video answers one of the most common questions I’ve received in the ten years this blog … Read more
This way to make a poseable armature pattern for paper mache animals makes it easier to give your sculpture a dynamic pose.
Well, this experiment just isn’t working out very well. I made some really big mistakes right from the start, and because of those mistakes my … Read more
I got an email this week from Laurence Black, who shared the result of his experiments in using paper mache in a plaster mold. (Or … Read more