Thank you for making this. The perfect amount of content with out any filler, and your narration is clear and consistent. I wish you produced every TH-cam instruction video. Fantastic end result. Would never have guessed that’s how it was made.
I make wands and have recently started making "unicorn horns." I've been looking for a horse skull to turn into a unicorn skull, but now I think I'm going to make my own. Thanks for this.
Some brilliant new ideas with papier mache, I was especially interested in the gorilla glue for waterproofing. How is it standing up outside? I’m in the UK and it is rainy here, I’ve been trying to find some way of waterproofing for outside sculptures. Thank you! Looks great 😊
I love the goat head! Could you list out all of the materials? I want to make sure i have everything and can make substitutions for materials if needed.
Thanks. Most of the stuff you need is mentioned in the video, but basically you'll need aluminium foil, newspaper, pva glue, some wire to stiffen up the pool noodles used for the horns, some gorilla glue for waterproofing and some stopping plaster (which is used for plastering walls). At a pinch you could just use plaster of Paris. And maybe a small block of wood so you've got something solid inside to attach it to a wall. Hope this helps and good luck!
Thanks mate. Unfortunately I made abit of an error. In a rush I totally 4got the masking tape and went straight to paper machet. Is it possible now once it's dried to apply masking tape and then 2nd coat paper machet or is it too late?
Absolutely that should be ok. The function of the masking tape is to give a solid surface for the paper mache to stick to. But you could probably get away with it now that you have a surface already. The more layers of paper mache you can put on, the better!
Sorry mate one final question. Masking tape done. It's pretty secure and sturdy. Do you recommend one more coating of paper machet like you did ? Or OK to acrylic paint over. I'm using black paint with over in streaks after that. Deffo looks more stable now with the tape
Thank you for making this. The perfect amount of content with out any filler, and your narration is clear and consistent. I wish you produced every TH-cam instruction video. Fantastic end result. Would never have guessed that’s how it was made.
The end result looks super cool!! You are incredibly creative
Thanks for visiting
Are you kidding me? You are amazing ❤!
OMG!!! Stunning! You have no idea how useful this is to me! Thank you so much!
thank you - glad it helped you
Clear, simple and inspiring. Thank you.
This is absolutely beautiful 😍❣️👍🏽 thanks for sharing!
I make wands and have recently started making "unicorn horns." I've been looking for a horse skull to turn into a unicorn skull, but now I think I'm going to make my own. Thanks for this.
Sounds magic
Excellent use of material and overall execution ! A+
And an A+ for your comment
I was about to spend 900 for a bison skull now I will spend 100 using your method looks so real man love it
I reckon you could do it for even less than that doing it this way. Thanks
Amazing! A talented fellow indeed! 👏
Bravo..great job!! Love how it turned out!
Thank you Michelle
Thank you! This is just what I was looking for!
Wonderful Work !!!
Come for the wood turning, stay for the paper mache goats skull. Excellent work
Thanks 👍
very good!
DUDE this is so cool! thank you for sharing!!
Thanks Marissa
About to make my little sister a longhorn skull for Christmas now, thank you!
Hope she likes it.
Mod Podge is a great water proofing.
But gorilla glue lasts better in the weather I reckon
Oh my goodness 🥰🥰 I love love love this!!!!! Thank you for this video ❤️
Glad you got some joy out of it!
Wow, indeed! That's fantastic. I just subscribed. 😊
Thanks Jonni - Welcome aboard :-)
Amazing!❤ I loved
Please make owl skull
That looks really great!
Thank you! Cheers!
You can use tile board glue to make a plastic like shield over your projects. It's waterproof after it drys.
good suggestion
This is beautiful!! Great video
Thank you - appreciated
What!! That’s amazing!
Thank you
That's badass
Amazing ❤
dang, super cool thx for sharing, sub
😊
Awesome Skull, but you didn’t show how you attached the goat horns ?
Well done!
Thank you
Love it!
Thanks!!
Wow very nicely done
Thank you very much!
Brilliant 👏
Thanks
wow your so creative
I can't stop making things
Thank you!!!!
Welcome!
Some brilliant new ideas with papier mache, I was especially interested in the gorilla glue for waterproofing. How is it standing up outside? I’m in the UK and it is rainy here, I’ve been trying to find some way of waterproofing for outside sculptures. Thank you! Looks great 😊
Holding up well for at least its first very wet winter we have had here. No obvious signs of deterioration yet
Super
Beautiful
Ugly but beautiful
I want to make one of this to a halloween party.
Well done!
New subscriber
Thanks for the sub!
Awesome piece!! Love. So how much toilet paper did you use and how long did you let it soak. Im wanting to make a skull piece.
I love the goat head! Could you list out all of the materials? I want to make sure i have everything and can make substitutions for materials if needed.
Thanks. Most of the stuff you need is mentioned in the video, but basically you'll need aluminium foil, newspaper, pva glue, some wire to stiffen up the pool noodles used for the horns, some gorilla glue for waterproofing and some stopping plaster (which is used for plastering walls). At a pinch you could just use plaster of Paris. And maybe a small block of wood so you've got something solid inside to attach it to a wall. Hope this helps and good luck!
Hi mate. When you say stiff wire, will galvanised garden wire do?
Yep - If you can bend it - it will do the job.
Thanks mate. Unfortunately I made abit of an error. In a rush I totally 4got the masking tape and went straight to paper machet. Is it possible now once it's dried to apply masking tape and then 2nd coat paper machet or is it too late?
Absolutely that should be ok. The function of the masking tape is to give a solid surface for the paper mache to stick to. But you could probably get away with it now that you have a surface already. The more layers of paper mache you can put on, the better!
@OfftheGridMakes 🍻 cheers mate thank you so much. I'm using your video to make tentacles for a venom costume wish me luck lll
Sorry mate one final question. Masking tape done. It's pretty secure and sturdy. Do you recommend one more coating of paper machet like you did ? Or OK to acrylic paint over. I'm using black paint with over in streaks after that. Deffo looks more stable now with the tape
I absolutely love this - going to make it for my gson's Xmas - what would be the UK equivalent to builders stopping plaster please
Try Joint Filler or Joint Compound?
@@OfftheGridMakes thank you
Wow!!!!
Thanks Margaret
What is Off the Grid about pool noodles? I live by the sea and near a pool but I would not be able to source a pool noodle except via Amazon or ebay.
Get them at my local hardware
Hello did you say builders stopping plaster? What would I look for at Bunnings thanks so much
Yes - just ask them for that. You can get it ready mixed up in a pot
Thanks for making Messi skull
Just a joke kidz