Mini paper mache

I made another project using upcycled cardboard - It’s these Lumpy Letters ! Here’s how to make them: Make a batch of paper mache clay. Cut out letters from cardboard with the width of the shapes about 2-3 inches wide. Take a small handful of paper mache clay and mould it into a loose sau

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These fabulous paper mache hot air balloons have sparked a few ideas to go along with the 2012 Mutual Theme: “Arise and shine forth, that thy light may be a standard for the nations” Doctrine and Covenants 115:5. * Paper Mache Hot Air Balloons found here * New Beginnings Hot Air Balloon theme When introducing the YW Values I envision a young woman either holding up a Hot Air Balloon in the color of the value - maybe even having the value on the balloon itself - and after explaining the value…

This Lantern Dragon is not only well rounded but also a night owl. If you are keen to spot it, you can wait quietly until night turn, when you might catch him hovering in the canopy sparkling its lights. You can also befriend it and invite it into your home, where it will love a place hanging above your bookshelf or picture rail and will go well with both minimal or bohemian styles. #papermache or #papiermache or if you like #papiermâché

Create a pretty paper mache piggy bank with just paper and glue. Add some color and design using an easy decoupage technique with napkins!

In this video, I will create a DIY paper mache bowl with supplies you probably have around the house! These bowls are super popular lately in home decor shops and Etsy. They are beautiful and a really creative and inexpensive gift for kids to make and give. Whether it is for homemade Mother’s Day gifts or a project just for fun. You could make one to keep your keys or jewelry. Be creative and customize to build your unique design. So let’s get started.

Unique papier mâché bust of a man. Massive scale. Great piece of hand painted folk art in good vintage condition with wear as shown. Located in our Southampton Gallery.