In this video, I share the most basic, widely used paper mache technique: layering paper. This is a technique that has survived centuries and has been used in different variations by different cultures worldwide.
While I tried to remember everything I've worked out over years of doing this, I absolutely thought of more tips while editing. More to share in future videos! I hope you enjoy this video and get something out of it (sorry for the blurry parts - I'm working on quality!).
Learn to make paper pulp:
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Ways to build mass in paper mache:
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PLEASE NOTE: as I mention in the video, my preferred adhesive is plain white glue.
I meant to also state that I use ALL-PURPOSE white glue because it dries harder and stronger than washable glue or school glue. The link below is for a gallon, but smaller bottles work fine, too.
White glue can be found at my Amazon link: [ Ссылка ]
*If you purchase a product through my link, I may receive a small commission from the sale. This helps keep this channel going!
I also mentioned using flour paste and wallpaper paste. While both work for paper mache, I no longer use them. Projects made using flour paste can develop mold. And though wallpaper paste worked well for me, I had to stop using it because it began to irritate my skin.
TIMESTAMPS:
01:18 - supplies
01:24 - types of paper
1:41 - glue mixture
2:01 - prepare the paper
2:21 - objects to build onto
3:33 - dipping the paper
4:04 - how to layer
5:33 - on a balloon
6:32 - a bowl
7:37 - connecting shapes to make one object
8:58 - examples
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the paper mache necklace I'm wearing can be found here: [ Ссылка ]
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DISCLAIMER: Use any of the tools/techniques described at your own risk.
