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@@jamilahclarice Yes, but it needed to be thicker, especially at the bottom. It was too heavy so hubby needed to drag it after some dragging it broke. The other thing is it too deep. I plan on making another one, most likely next year. It looks beautiful in the garden. Also.. it is important to have a higher cement mixture at the bottom. I didn't like the discoloration on the other pots i made.

@@annibrunoYes, I used Acrylic and others. I was asked to include different mediums.

@@annibruno I will need to re- watch the video, I'm not sure where it is.

@@galactic_lollipop Good morning, and thank you. Very kind words indeed. Glad that you liked my effort. Have a great weekend.

@@Timetraveler1111MN That is exciting. I would love to see what they look like.

@ large cookie cutters about 2 1/2 across. I paid a lot for them on Etsy. I didn’t know they were gonna be that much when I bought them all, but it’s worth it. I think they said they made them from what’s called 3-D printer

@@valeriepalma173 humm... no but maybe yes. Regular paper mache pulp might not work because glue paper mache will harden, along with flour and water. First try the paper strips method with glue and water, more water then glue. I created a mask like that and you can press your finger in it. I also wonder if you try making the paper mache with Glycerin and use toilet paper. I made earrings with it. Try making small batches, when the product is cool, still warm.... don't be burning your fingers.. if you use the stove method. Roll out the paper mache so it's thin and see if that will work. If all attempts fail try placing the plump in a balloon blown up to your heart shape, then weave paper around it. If that doesn't work, try using small amounts of paper mache (paper strip method) to hold the structure. Let me know if its works. The more I think about it the more I think it will work.

@@Viridisdaemonis You can get it really thin, just make the paper mache dryer and thicker, then roll it out too your desired thickness. I would try glue instead of flour. For those mask they use paper pulp and a wool pulp mixture. Does that make sense? If you are going to use a mould remember that paper mache does shrink, and you need to have something inside the mould as a releasing agent.

@@BrambleReid Forever grateful for the answer!:) Gonna look into it. Thanks for fast reply. Keep up the good work!

@@Viridisdaemonis You are most welcome. Have a great rest of your week.

@@BrambleReid You too:) Enjoy the weekend!

@@Momcat6 the hubby bought me one. We both started to laugh when I went to use it. It was so heavy, I couldn't hold it with one hand. So we got this light weight one. It's much better!

@@indicajane4721 You can make so many nice pieces for your home. You should definitely try out paper mache. Start with something small if it's your first time. This will help you figure out which recipes is good for your climate. Let me know if you do. Enjoy your day, thank you for watching.

@@francesmingo7623 it's called Papercrete. Papermache and cement.

@@lorigoedken8149 Hi Lori, Yes they did dry hard, they also held up well. I don't remember the drying time. Try a week or so. . Thank you for watching.

@@createdbyrenee Thank you Renee.

@@imchonticha9362 you do need to coat your paper mache project with resin or something to protect them. If not its not waterproof.

@@BIRTHSTORYMEDICINE Thank you for watching. I think the first 28 weeks is so important. I also really think there needs to be more awareness on the reproductive system in the way of courses in the educational curriculum that explains to young girls, about their eggs, hyperemesis, miscarriages. Along with letting young boys know they play an important role prior to conception.

I think its a glitch. I'll check it out later

@@Mystblueangel I don't like getting rid of those great memories either. I'm glad that you will be able to patch the bird bath and keep it. I would try using more cement then paper mache. It will hold the water better.

@@irenekandik37 Hi Irene, I'll send the link to you I just need to grab the URL.

Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/387WGeKM5do/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for watching.

If you have your project in your yard, you needed to make Papercrete.. which is paper and cement. That makes your outdoor project more water/ weatherproof. I made some mushrooms 🍄... and outdoor pots they have held up nicely. Try it and let me know how you made out. The tutorials are on my channel.

@@BrambleReid Thanks. It's outside to dry faster, I also don't want that smell in my house 😄 It's supposed to be a solar cooker and later only outside when the sun shines. If it works as intended I will probably make the next version out of papercrete, but first I have to deal with that smell somehow, I can't cook food in it if it smells like this 🫤

@@SolarCookingGermany oh.. i understand. Yeah, I can't take the smell also. I add bleach or cleaning solutions with salt. I also sometimes wash the paper a couple times before making my project. Make sure it's fully dry or that smell doesn't go away. What kind of paper did you use?

@@BrambleReid Thanks for the tips. Mainly newspapers, but there is also some cardboard and egg cartons in it.

@@SolarCookingGermany to me cardboard and egg cartoons have a strong smell. Newspaper and toilet paper smell less, where bleach and cleaners can mask it.

🥰 thank you.

Thank you..

No, but if you make cement paper mache (Papercrete) it will. I have a tutorial on my channel. Feel free to let me know if you make them.

Hello, here's the guideline for the house video. Linked below. th-cam.com/video/To8VToWcrWo/w-d-xo.html

Yes, thank you for asking. Here you go. th-cam.com/video/To8VToWcrWo/w-d-xo.html

I love wearing these bibs over the winter.

You are most welcome, enjoy your new creative project.

Also, do you know if this paper concrete can be adhesed to wood?

@@YoolSea Sorry I just saw your question, i missed it when it came in. No, we put a pot inside with bricks to keep it still, that made it heavy. Also by putting a pot inside and it made the water pool at the bottom. Next year I'm going to re-make it. It's a good idea but... first the bottom needs to be thicker with more cement with drain holes. Next it should be designed for a pot inside, that way you can remove the pot at the end of season. Next the bottom needs to be a little flat, this way it doesn't roll around with the wind.

Hello, you can use a uv reain or use a spray vanish. If you dont have those items, you can try clear nail polish. Oil can be messy!. Thanknyou for watching.

Thank you. Enjoy your day.

Its nice to be able to create what ever we want. Thank you. 😊

Absolutely. You’re most welcome. 👍