How to Make a Paper Mache Bunny Sculpture
This little lop-eared bunny is easy to make, with either paper mache clay or traditional paper mache strips and paste.
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This little lop-eared bunny is easy to make, with either paper mache clay or traditional paper mache strips and paste.
This super-easy paper mache paste contains no flour, it’s gluten-free, and it doesn’t attract mold or insects. And it’s perfect for grade school art teachers.
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.
Cris Kelly’s very tall paper mache giraffe still doesn’t have his spots, but I encouraged her to write a guest post right away so we … Read more
A new pattern for a paper mache wolf mask. to make with cardboard, paper mache and paint.
https://youtu.be/tT6HSrURpkc Paper Mache Nativity Scene Cradle Our friend Pedro Rodrigues makes tiny, intricately-detailed paper mache sculptures, often with historical significance. If you visit the Daily … 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
A few weeks ago, someone forwarded a link to one of Dan Reeder’s dragon videos. She reminded me that some people haven’t yet discovered Dan’s … Read more
Harry Keaton wrote a guest post for us, showing us how he made the armature for his Laurence of Arabia sculpture. Armatures for two-legged critters … Read more
Make a paper mache Christmas tree, so you can have a lighted tree and cats at the same time.
Karen Lanchester sent me this video of herself and her five-year old son making this adorable paper mache elephant. Karen doesn’t have a YouTube channel, … Read more
I added the paper mache to the Star Wars mask, added lots of wrinkles, and painted him pink. This was a silly project, but I … Read more
I thought it would be fun to take another look at one of the first projects I ever posted on my blog. I don’t have … Read more
Bryan Divers wrote a guest post for us today, and I don’t think we’ve ever had a project like this on the site before. He … Read more
We have a guest post today from Kirk Davies, who made a lovely acorn centerpiece with paper mache clay. This idea would work for any … Read more
Sculpt the features and fur on the raccoon. This is the final video in this sculpting series.
You’re probably starting to wonder if I’m ever going to finish this silly raccoon – but I am, I promise! There just seems to be … Read more
The paper mache raccoon’s armature is almost done. In this video I add the crumpled paper to the cardboard pattern.
In a recent comment on this blog, Diann McDonald showed us several of her sculptures, including this one. Because we get a lot of … Read more
[Edit – this video is no longer available on YouTube, so we can’t view it. However, if you like Giraffes, you can see my pattern … Read more
Create a realistic bear head faux trophy mount for your wall with this easy pattern. Cut the pieces out, tape them together, and cover with paper mache.
I’ve been getting a lot of questions lately from people who want to make paper mache planets. The more I thought about how I would … Read more
Use this pattern to create a realistic baby elephant wall sculpture. This life-sized faux trophy mount is easy to make with the pattern and paper mache.
This pattern helps you create an over-sized jackrabbit head faux trophy mount for your wall. Cut out the pieces, tape them together, and cover with paper mache.