Made by Naomi Askey
I adapted Jonni’s small bunny pattern, the paper ache is covered in paverpol to make him garden safe
Moon gazing hare
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I adapted Jonni’s small bunny pattern, the paper ache is covered in paverpol to make him garden safe
Includes Jonni’s famous Paper Mache Clay recipe, and tips on choosing the right recipe for your next project.
Not only is that a great rabbit, but the stance is genius. I love the designs you put on him. Great creation.
Your bunny is true art. I love the swirl pattern. The bunny looks like copper. Great job!
Thank you
Naomi, your hare is beautiful! You have really captured his spirit. Thanks for posting.
Joan
Naomi, I love the way you finished your bunny – he looks really nice! Can you tell us more about the paverpol? It looks like they have a lot of different products. Did you use one that is painted on?
Hi Jonni, I used less than one 1000gbucket of paverpol for this hare. I mixed it with Paverplast, a powder to make a spreadable that seals in the pm. I added more paverplast and artstone (a finer powder) to make clay that I made the eye ball with. I took muslin dipped in liquid paverpol to drape around the hare for texture. I then painted a final layer of paverpol for an even finish. So 3 products with many ways to use them
Thanks for the info, Naomi. I’ve been thinking about trying this product for a long time, because our friend Eileen Gallagher has shown us a few things made from it. Maybe I’ll try it this summer.
I can’t wait to see what you come up with. I hope you like it because working with soaked fabric does loosen your technique up a bit (I hope that the British meaning of that is the same as US, other wise you’re going think I’m being weird)