Ultimate Paper Mache Blog
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Blog Posts
Lifelike Horses Made with Wire and Paper Mache Clay
Our friend Maud Berglund, from Sweden, creates beautiful horse sculptures with wire, wire mesh, paper mache clay and bronze paint. She’s only been sculpting since
Cooked Flour and Water Paste Recipe – And When to Use It
In this video I show you how I make cooked flour and water paste for my paper mache sculptures, and when it’s worth extra time to make it.
Lion Headdress Mask Patterns for the Lion King Jr. Play
Lion King Play – the Lion Headdress Mask Patterns
Make a Paper Mache Jaguar – Guest Post
Make your own paper mache jaguar with this illustrated tutorial by our friend Sattik Halder. The steps are easy, and after he’s got his spots, it looks amazing.
Super-Strong Paper Mache that Dries Really Fast
Create a strong paper mache mask really fast by using Titebond III glue instead of the usual flour and water paste. Just one layer completes your masterpiece.
Awesome Chimera Made with Paper Mache
This paper mache chimera was made by Cindy Williams, and she shows us every step in this amazing tutorial.
Create a Figure Sculpture Series with Paper Mache Clay
This figure sculpture series was made with paper mache clay, over a wax positive mold. It’s a unique way to make many different sculptures using one original model. Guest post tutorial on UltimatePaperMache.com
Make Animal Doll Heads with Air-Dry Clay
These hollow doll heads are made with DIY Silky-Smooth Air Dry clay. They’re adorable, and much easier to make than you would expect.
Easy Bronze Coating for the Paper Mache Deer Head
It’s easy to add a bronze coating to paper mache, like I did with this deer head. There’s other ways to do it, too, and our readers are sharing their ideas here.
Make a Paper Mache Fennec Fox
This beautiful paper mache Fennec Fox was created by Sattik Halder, an 18-year old self-taught artist from Calcutta, India, who says “I love animals, especially
Dragon Head Sculpture Inspired by Dungeons and Dragons
This dragon head bust or wall sculpture, was made with CelluClay, glass beads and polymer clay teeth. See the full guest post tutorial to see how it was done.
DIY Deer Head “Faux Taxidermy” Pattern
This paper mache deer head is easy to make with the downloadable pattern. Create your own faux taxidermy wall sculpture and paint it to match your decor.
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