I use Creative Paperclay for the majority of my work, but the techniques I describe here can be used for a variety of other artist-grade air dry clays.
I use Creative Paperclay for the majority of my work, but the techniques I describe here can be used for a variety of other artist-grade air dry clays.
How to make paper clay in 8 steps (choose from photo tutorial or video tutorial). A super eco friendly paper clay recipe.
Make this easy paper mache clay with inexpensive ingredients. It will mix up in about 5 minutes. Easier to use than traditional paper mache--and no mess!
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Paper mache is a French word for chewed paper, a composite hard material made from paper pulp, often reinforced with textile and glued with adhesive. Paper mache art has been popular for decades and appears as a low-cost alternative to plaster, so basically, you can create almost anything! These SELF-DO Paper Mache Sculpture Art Examples For Beginners is so easy and fun, it doesn’t require any fancy equipment. You can make some amazing sculptures from paper mache to decorate your room and garden, there is no hard rule on how to make them, rules are pretty simple, just start saving those newspaper! But remember any art is a process of dedication and sustained work, take the classic paper mache sculptures to the next level.
Anas, Guy van Leemput, 2013. Represented at COLLECT by Terra Delft Gallery. Photo: Dirk Theys
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You’ve made your beautiful air dry clay pot, now what? How do you seal and protect your finished piece? Air dry clay can be used to make almost anything. You don’t need any special tools or equipment and there’s no kiln needed to achieve a beautiful end product. But without a kiln how do you glaze a
Looking for a fun project to get into? Look no further than making your own paper clay! Not only is it a great material to work with for Christmas crafts, but you won’t believe what this clay…
Do you sometimes feel the need to get your hands in to some kind of project? We are sure that most of us feel the need to do this once in a while and it also makes a lot of sense to involve your family especially kids into this sort of project. It would indeed make for a good break from all the devices that we keep playing with and enable us to do something with our hands. That is why using paper mache to create creatures that are like nothing you have ever seen before. Preparing pretty paper animals for learning and decorating purposes can be a good idea as it will get the young ones thinking of subjects beside their latest lessons or the latest device. In case you did not know already, paper mache is a substance that is made by mixing paper pulp, glue, floor and water and there are many qualities that make it ideal for such projects. For one, it is a natural mix and thereby removing the fear of kids or you getting your hands into something toxic.
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Experimenting with flowers. Had fun making and painting these. I'm sure there will be more. I used some discarded pieces of plastic packaging for the bases, and cut out cardboard petals to build up the blossoms. Covered all surfaces in masking tape. Smeared with paper mache clay. Love the texture. The finished product: Sanded, primed with gesso, and painted with acrylics and gold accent. They ought to make nice jewelry dishes.
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