Paper Mache Clay Recipe Without Flour
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The price of the little Ninja food chopper went up again after I made the video - this is the one I used: amzn.to/2CDCTWJ
Some of the other choppers I looked at are less expensive, but they have fewer blades than the Ninja, so I don't know if they'd work as well. Of course, it's possible that they work better - but I can't buy them all to find out. If you have a different brand, let us know if it works or not.
This recipe should work well for folks who live in areas with lots of critters who are attracted to the flour in the original recipe. Suzan also says that she has some old paper mache clay from last year, still damp in the bowl, and there's no mold.
If you have any ideas for future experiments or projects, let me know in the comments below.
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I was more than thrilled to see your video. I'm an older woman who lives alone and am bored with painting watercolor. Your video really inspired me to try paper mache. Again I thank you.
Have fun!
Julie Hanson said
It is a shame that you are alone. If we lived close, we could be DIY buddies. I hope you are well. Drop me a line if you are bored at jeromedenise@gmail.com Have a good day.
@@UKnowMeIMURDaddy sounds like fun.
wow,nice madame
Dear Jonni, I loved doing paper mache when I was a kid. I stumbled upon your site and was immediately captivated by your wonderful creations as well as your very generous sharing of ideas, recipes and methods. Suddenly my old passion for paper mache has been reawakened and I can’t wait to get started on my first project in over forty years! Thank you for the inspiration.
You're welcome. Have fun!
Sad person that I am, I am very critical of much, that finds its way onto TH-cam. I always say, 'if a job us worth doing, its worth doing well'. But we get people who speak in the most unattractive and appallingly unintelligible way, with badly placed mics, background noise, etc. They just love the sound of their own voices, and get to their point halfway through the video! Thankfully, there are indeed some very professional videos. Many are inspirational, and leave you wanting more. This is one of them. Great! Thank you ma'am!!
Those Ninjas are fantastic for making paper pulp! I bought mine about a year ago. I fill it with paper and hot water and let it soak for a while. Then chop everything up to a pulp. Ring the water out using an old t-shirt. Then put the dry pulp back in the ninja for a final chop. You end up with a parmigiana like texture.
I also use calcium carbonate/ground limestone to dry my clay up some. Not a big fan of flour either.
You're way ahead of me, Rachael!
Good ideas
Rachael P have you tried adding Kaolin clay dust and Fibreglass Chop to add strength? I have both and am making exterior sculpture that needs to be totally waterproof .
@@jdmosaics For an exterior sculpture you should look into yacht varnish. This guy did tests with various sealers and found that to be the best: www.papiermache.co.uk/articles/waterproofing-papier-mache/6/
Beautiful work !💖
In my country ( Venezuela)
People use cornstarch to make the paper mache and it makes the mix smooth also 💖
But is cornstarch also attractive to insects?
Does it mold?
Please, answer to us? Share your recipe with us, please!
I'm from Mexico and my mom uses cornstarch as well for piñata making. It does not mold nor does it attract insects ☺️
@@sjane7229 People add salt to the pastes to avoid mold; it probably works for insects, too. Borax should also repel mold and bugs, but I don't know if it would be hard on your hands with prolonged use.
Love it when lovely people make lovely videos that make art so very easy. Thank you for sharing your time, talent and inspiration.
My high school art teacher introduced us to papier-mâché and we used Sta-flo the blue laundry starch bottle. My project from 20 years ago is still going strong! Look at the ingredients says it used corn other may include rice- both doesn’t affect gluten sensitivity; however, wheat is sometimes used as well so idk about the gluten aspect.
Thanks Heather. I've heard of people using the starch with paper strips instead of wheat flour. Your project must have turned out well, if you kept it so long! That's pretty cool.
You have done an amazing job. Thank you for sharing. I've been a grower Gardener for 6 years and love everything about nature and animals! Great video!
THANK YOU for this recipe!!!! I haven't been wanting to do paper mache with flour....we do get mice, and I will share this recipe with my daughter who is allergic to wheat :)
Great - be sure to let us know what you think of it after you've had a chance to give it a try.
I see things at the craft store started to do crafts with thinking.. it be fun to do this.
I used my stick blender on the toilet paper soaking in the hot water....then followed the rest of your idea.....mine is super smooth :) Love watching your video's
Great idea!
Me too it works beautiful.
i have not seen your videos in forever, I need to get back to sculpting. Your works have inspired me, flour does NOT attract bugs and mice IF you SEAL your piece with clear spray like I do. It makes me wonder if folks even SEAL the paint?????
I think there are some critters that can detect edible substances no matter how hard you try to hide them. And some creatures just like chewing on stuff - here in MN I've been told that crickets will eat the electrical cords in the garage, but they don't come in the house, (knock on wood). I've never had a problem with bugs myself, but I don't live in the tropics.
Wow! You are fantastic! Love your art! Gosh you are so talented!
I let the paper dry completely in small chunks.Then powder them in small batches in a coffee grinder. It's a long process. I like what you did here a lot better. Thanks!
Thanks for the tip! I've been making paper clay without flour, but don't like the consistency. It works, but it can be lumpy and breaks apart too easily. I just got a mini food processor so I hope this helps.
I went to your site and watched all of your videos but just following you but i'm in 4th grade and i have a project and I have to make a Djembe drum and it helped me a lot thank you for helping me I got a 100 and again thank you so much
Congratulations! Your drum must be very nice, to get such a good grade. Well done!
@@UltimatePaperMache thank you so much
@@UltimatePaperMache thank you so much
I have been searching for a gluten free paper mache recipe for a while now. This is a wonderful video!
I'm glad you like it. Let me know what you think of the recipe after you get a chance to try it.
Did you sincerely and actually say "gluten free paper mache recipe?" and mean it? Willl the gluten strings burn your hands or something?
@@DAVADMDAVAD Yes, I "sincerely" said what I said and meant it, and no it does not burn my hands but it does something probably as bad as getting my hands burned. Unfortunately (and believe it or not) some people have an extreme intolerance to gluten or a sensitivity to gluten, and some suffer from a very serious disease called Celiac Disease.
In my case I just have an intolerance to gluten and cannot become in contact with it or ingested, if I do I get very stiff joints and horrible pain that doesn't go away with medication. I used to own a bakery and one summer I became violently ill and the doctors couldn't find anything wrong with me. After many tests and many specialists I was diagnose with fibromyalgia and had to close the business because I was overwhelmed with pain. Five years later I met a Doctor who recommended an elimination diet and that was when I found that I had a bad reaction to products that contained gluten. After 2 weeks of avoiding gluten I recovered my health and the joint swelling and pain of 5 years "magically" disappeared. Since then I have not needed any cortizone shots for my joints and the symptoms are gone, only to return if I am exposed to or eat "Gluten". So you see, finding this recipe was a nice surprised! ***There has been much research published by reputable medical journals about "Gluten intolerance"
DAVAD M DAVAD There is a form of celiac disease where you can’t even touch gluten: www.beyondceliac.org/celiac-disease/related-conditions/dermatitis-herpetiformis/
@@emiliatriay2567
Interesting.
I wonder if there's any simple test to see if a person is allergic to gluten in any way at all?
Touching, OR eating?
Thank you!! I have a question if that is ok. I used to do pottery, but I enjoyed the handwork the most. I covered baloons with very thinstrips of clay, and use a knive to smooth it the clay. It came out very thin and light. I was wondering how the papermashe would work with the glue in there. I used to love making masks. So you can imagine how excited I was to learn this recipe!! Thank you again.
Thanks honey pie! You're so sweet. Now my suggestion:
2/3 C drywall joint compound
2/3 C school glue
2/3 C shredded white junk mail
Works for me.
Thanks, Leigh.
Sounds good. I can’t wait to try it. I work with drywall joint compound often; it never occurred to me to use it in paper mache. I made some Christmas ornaments out of flour based paper mache as a kid living in Southern California. I had them shipped to Hawaii where I live now and they all disintegrated due to the high humidity. They were little irreplaceable treasures and I was very sorry to lose them after they had survived from over fifty years. An amusing related story. My first Christmas on the island I lived in a condo on the ocean. I had a Christmas tree and decided to hang candy canes on it. I thought they would look much better without their cellophane wrappers. I awoke the next morning to discover that the candy canes had all melted into stalactites of sugary goo that had reached the floor! Aloha from the island of Maui.
Life's little lessons! ha... gave me a laugh today! Thanks @@clieding
@@UltimatePaperMache SEÑORA ÉSA SON OTRAS MEDIDAS ? ENTONCES LA SUYA ESTA ERRADA ?
No, no esta errada, Leigh esta sugiriendo otras medidas porque ella los hace con el papel de las cartas que Mandan a casay son basura ( una idea para reciclar)… y da otras medidas ,desde que el papel de cartas es mas grueso. Espero haya aclarado, lo que yo entendi
You are the best of making paper mache clay recipe.
Thanks.
@@UltimatePaperMache Your welcome.
I'm blown away by the quality of your work! Fantastic! I see there is a new video about a recipe of yours so I'm going to check that out now.
Let us know if you like the new one. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache to be honest, I'm intimidated by working with flour so I think I would prefer the recipe of this video right here but indeed like you said in the new video, will I be able to get my hands on the right kind of joint stuff and glue. Fluor I have in the cabinet, that's no problem. I haven't tried any paper mache since I was a small child but I love the options it offers and would love to do loads with it :D Again, your work is phenomenal and very inspirational! Thanks for sharing your wisdom and craft.
Wet and gooshy is now my favourite phrase!!! Love this, thank you.
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Oooh, I will be trying this new method. Thanks for sharing. Veronica
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I'm going to try paper mache sculptures! Thanks for teaching! ❤❤❤
You're welcome. Have fun!
@@UltimatePaperMache ❤😄❤
i used to make flower paper mache with my grandma and you remind me of her.
“Chopper thingy” 😂 love it
I am glad you are experiencing with different experimentation .
I've been watching your videos and taking careful notes. I admire and envy your artistic ability. I'm not artistic, more of a carpenter and stage hand for an opera company. I needed paper mache to make six semi-frightening severed heads for the opera "Turandot". I decided on your flour-less clay and the first batch worked beautifully. I started with styrofoam heads from store displays, primed them with acrylic-latex primer for hardening and adherence. I used crumpled tin-foil and double sided tape to add bulk where needed, putty to cover and adjust shapes and textures. This worked beautifully, although the surface was a bit lumpy. That was fine since these heads are supposed to be partly decomposed!
For my second batch, I discovered something serendipitously. After soaking and macerating the toilet-paper with my $12 mixer, I had it draining in a strainer in the kitchen sink. Meanwhile, I was washing the mixing bowl with dishwashing detergent which accidentally went into the strainer and created some suds.
Suddenly the lumpy wet toilet paper became smooth!!!
I rinsed it thoroughly to get rid of the soap and then wringed it out (wrang? wrung?). This time, my wet 28 g of TP was only 88 g. The previous batch was 130g when wrung out. It released more of the water! When I mixed the joint compound and PVA glue, the result is a wonderfully smooth and creamy clay. It goes on smoothly without the lumps that I was getting previously. It's a real pleasure to smooth out. I will be "washing" my paper fibers from now on. I love the creamy texture.
What a great experiment! Thanks for sharing it. Merry Christmas! 😊
Thank you for creating Art, this is beautiful. Can't believe some people still hang on their walls the sad heads of beheaded animals. Pieces of cadavers as decor in 2019 doesn't make sense.
Keep inspiring!!!
Yes, I wouldn't want dead animals in my house either, although I'm not a vegan.
I knew nothing about paper mache aside from making an ash tray out of it in grade school (nearly 60 years ago)! With your video and all these wonderful and helpful comments, I think I am inspired to give it a go! Thanks! You have a new Subbie!
Great! Have fun.
I'm glad you put out these videos, I'm going to go out and make something now 😀
Have fun! 😊
You are so adorable. I love your videos. Thank you so much for sharing. Wish I found this alot sooner, but it’s never too late to learn 😁
Great recepy, and look at the wall! Awesome. And shes so cute!
I just happened on to your video. This was really interesting. I was very pleasantly surprised. Thank you for the tips. My mom made a sculpture igloo years ago using this same type of recipe. However it's been years. I'm 22 and I really don't watch these types of videos.
Jonni..thanks this is what I need. I however did not presoak the paper. I seperated the ply and one by one dissolved it in the glue using a silicone spatula. Once dissolved I used the dough hook to mix into a clay. Well it looks perfect..as creamy as yours.
Interesting - I didn't realize you could do that. Thanks for letting us know. 😀
Congratulations you have an amszing talent
Gosh - thanks!
Phantom no, my name is Lizbeth i'm from México
That lion in the background is amazing, you are very talented
Thanks! You can find the pattern for the lion here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
I figured it out .. it was like listening to my mother talk about a craft or art project. 💙
That's sweet. 😀
Cool and experienced as heaven
Wow, years ago I made a giraffe the exact head size as yours but with a complete body too..,he was amazing. Love your work.
I would love to see that giraffe. Do you still have it?
@@UltimatePaperMache Unfortunately no I do not. I had a roommate years ago who I did not know was doing crack while I was at work and I came home one night and she had let her drug addled friends in the house and they tore him up..I was livid and looked like mommy dearest on crack after that so I threw her out and I had put him in the basement then never took him when I moved. He was so neat..same size as a new born giraffe and I would put him in my picture window with a hanging viney plant then loosely tie a piece of the plant in his mouth with fishing line...I really miss him. I worked on him for 8 1/2 straight hours until I was finished and offered over 500.00 for him.
@@deby7821 You must make another one! Your new one would be as wonderful as the first one - even better, in fact. When you have it done, be sure to let us see how it turns out. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache In my current small house condition maybe I could construct a smaller version..I have babies I rescue now and the space is much needed..I sincerely cheer you on with your art. Amazing, Happy New Year!!!
Dear Joanie, You Are So wonderfully Talented! Thank You for sharing your talent with the world
Thanks! 😀
I do a lot of paper clay work and I got a lot of silver fish they love flour , glue and paper . I got rid of them but still see the odd one or two now and again. Thanks for this as I ran out of flour xxxxx
I hope the bugs don't like the taste of this recipe! 😀
Never heard of paper mache before this is interesting to watch
Wow!!! Youre such lovely lady, i dont think i got your talent but i love and admire your patience💓💓
Thanks!
I live in SW Florida and as much as I ♥️living here we have the bugs and critters lol ..My other interest was needle felting and gave my supplies to my friend, it was bugs B&B..I've started Paper Mache your flour less reçipe has been wonderful.. Thank-You so very much..
That is awesome! I'm glad you're having fun with it. 😄
Thank you thank you thank you! I'm playing with this medium right now and I'm thrilled with the results so far.
That's great - I'm so glad you're having fun with it. 😀
I wish you was my Grandma because I love your videos even though I’m a child it’s great to watch art and crafts video with family :)
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. I started drawing and messing around with paper mache when I was very young - do you enjoy making art, too? 😸
Yeah :3
not sure why this was in my feed but I am so excited.. I am.going to attempt this for a gift.
Excellent - I hope you have fun with it. If you have any questions about the process, you can get help any time on the Daily Sculptors page on my site: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
Back in the fifties my neighbor and Den Mother in Boy Scouts made her paper mache in an old wringer washing machine. She used news papers and other paper. I don’t know her recipe but she used it for all kinds of projects.
She must have made a lot of paper mache sculptures! What a great Den Mother. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache she was a great den mother and friend. She’s gone to Heaven now. We did all kinds of paper mache crafts.
I just wanted to thank you from the bottom of my heart for your easy going artistic attitude that I’ve missed so much from my prior art teachers! I graduated from Art and Design in Illustration and Advertising. You are very professional explaining your technique and the step by step you provide us! I’d like to make a small to medium Godzilla as a Christmas present. Any tips?! Thx again! Love it love it love it!!!
Godzilla of any size would be a lot of fun to make - and it would be a great present. I start every animal sculpture with a pattern inside to set the outline, and you can do that with a drawing of Godzilla. Draw it on cardboard, cut it out, and fill out the rounded shapes with crumpled foil for a little one, or crumpled paper and masking tape for a giant Godzilla. The cover it with paper mache. Have fun!
@@UltimatePaperMache Thank you so much for getting back to me! You’re so popular that I thought you wouldn’t have time to answer me! Quick question?! I really like how your animals turned out with wet toilet paper. Can I do that too?
@@UltimatePaperMache Oh! The size I’m planning for is the size of your dragon.
@@lauviahhound6365 I'm not sure which ones you're referring to. I can't remember just using wet toilet paper by itself, but maybe I did and just forgot?
@@UltimatePaperMache Hello there! Thx for responding to me! You used toilet paper in the original paper clay recipe. Can I use it doing Godzilla? Sorry to be a bother! Enjoy ur week!
ma'am you are really an inspiration to budding artists like me. thank you so much for sharing this awesome paper mache clay ideas.
Most welcome 😊
Plaster of paris works. Getting second hand appliances from the thrift shop instead of buying new, is more green for the planet. Breaking the paper when dry is way easier for your machine, and then the motor doesn't have to work so hard.
I agree...
Can we use llaster of paris in place of dry wall compound?
@@didyouknowb4 The plaster will stiffen up right in the bowl, and you won't have time to sculpt with it.
What about ground taro root instead of flour or corn starch?
New to your channel . I love your art work ! I can not wait to try .
This was in my recommended and i can't say i'm complaining. Really good video!
Thanks!
Fabulous idea💕💕💕
Your work is amazing!
Wow! Came across this as a recommendation. You are incredibly talented. Beautiful work!
Thanks!
OMG! That's the best recipe for my project.
Hope you like it! Let us know how your project turned out. 😀
This is fabulous , I am going to do this with teachers for training next month . Going to make puppet heads and will definitely use this recipe. Am not sure what the wall compound is called in South Africa but will fined out . Thank you so much.
You are lovely. Great teacher too.
Thanks.
I love that lion in the background. i love it!
Thanks, Frank. If you want to make one, you can find the pattern here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/lion-mask
Thank you very much! I just found you and truly enjoy your videos.
Keep up the great work!!! :)
Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing ... you change lives with art ❤️
Thank you so much! That's kind of you to say. 😀
Wow this is incredible I’ve never seen anything like it this is amazing I love it so beautiful I wished I could do this I love all the animals on your wall wow you’re at true artist 💕💕💕💕
Thanks - and you can make any of the animals on my channel. That's what the videos are for, after all. Go ahead and try it, and you'll be very happy with the result, I'm sure. :)
That was very informative and nicely explained. Thank you for sharing this with us.
You're welcome. :)
You can buy bags of dry joint compound. You can use this powder to absorb the excess water instead of flour.
Have you tried that? The dry joint compound contains plaster of Paris. And with the recipe in this particular video, there is no excess water.
your channel is so cool, im so glad i found it. i never realized the potential of paper mache!
😊
I LOVE the rabbit you made but I would ADORE to see a turtle. Maybe a tutorial on how you sculpt it
Hi Samantha. I did make a video about making a turtle, but it was one of those "experimental," "figure things out as you go" videos, so I don't know how much it will help. Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/hrNSCNr2S5Q/w-d-xo.html
You are so talented!
I love to do craft 🤗🤗 thanks dear 🤗
Thank you for this video!
I started making fairy houses and the video showed the mixture with flour. I made a beautiful fairy castle but as it dried I started noticing this black looking mess coming out and it was black mold!
I had to destroy all that work I did.
One way to avoid that is to put your work in front of a fan so it dries really fast. Mold can't grow without water. But in some locations, getting paper mache to dry fast is really hard if not impossible. I hope this recipe helps with your next project. Let us know!
I am absolutely thrilled with your video, so much so that
I must share wíth everyone!
Plz accept my gratitude ip
Gosh - thanks for sharing! That really means a lot to me.
Pooh jonni, that giraffe is beautiful!
Thanks! I just now got him painted, and I'm working on the instructions now. He really turned out nice. I'll have the pattern available sometime next week.
Thank you for posting! You are so incredibly talented! Subscribed!
Thanks a lot, this is my new discovery
What about shredded paper pulped in a blender, drained, and wallpaper paste? It seemed to work when I tried it.
Kathy B.
This is the way we use it all the time, from back in kindergarten at school
Yes, that's the traditional way to make paper pulp, and many people really like using it. There's a lot of paper mache artists on www.papiermache.co.uk/ who use it for their sculptures, and they have a lot of tutorials.
I do the same, but with some paper towels or copier paper for a bit more strength. Acrylic paint can stand in for glue, mod podge, or joint compound, and adds color, if you like . You can also make your own sheets of paper and add stuff like petals, glitter, seeds, and so on. Just omit most or all of the glue.
Cotton linters, either in sheets or crumbled in bags might be a lot cheaper than TP. They can usually be purchased at bigger art supply stores.
30 seconds in and already subscribed haha. I tried this and it worked really good, have a nice day ❤️
Awesome! Thank you!
Love your work you make it look so easy
Just come across your youtube video. Havent done paper machete in years..only done it with newspaper and flour/ water mixture. Cool!
LOVE all your animals !! (i see in this video) JUST might do some paper machete now...-wasn't even in my plan or even a thought for today till i watched your video. {...funny how plans change...}
I hope you try making some sculptures - I think you'll enjoy it. Have fun!
Very interesting I would like to try this as I’ve never done it before but I’m curious how do you build the basic form of the animal before you can apply he clay
So far my fave recipe is PVA glue+laundry detergent+ shaving foam+toilet tissue pulp, will look forward to trying out yours though as well though.
I've never heard of that recipe. Did you make it up, or did you find it online?
@@UltimatePaperMache I um "experiment" a lot (make a mess)😉 happened to have some "slime" around and was bulking up some "sloppy paper clay" the results were quite surprising and took detail quite well. (Has to be the right detergent not all work)
Love your work. Fabulous maam
Mam you are very talented 👏
Thanks a lot 😊
This is exactly what I was looking for. Regards from Poland :)
Your skills give beautiful results, you are wonderful!
If you add some drops of clove essential oil it's suppose to repel insects and mold. Thank you for the nice videos.
Great tip!
Ninja is a great product
Very interesting, I muast try this. Paper made for camping/caravan type toilets will break down more easily - there is less of the chemical added to make it stronger, but it is a little more expensive. You can also buy cellulose fibre which is sold as an additive to epoxy/polyester resins to form a putty and is already in the form that you end up with after you have used your electric chopper, but dry. I found that pottery material suppliers stock it. At £7/kilo it is probably cheaper than toilet paper. Hpoe that helps.
The cellulose idea sounds interesting. I once tried cellulose insulation, and it didn't work because they add something that made it get lumpy and rubbery when combined with the glue. But the type used by potters might not have that problem. I'll check it out. Thanks!
liquid nails i use like this ..its ready to go smooth with water
I had no idea! I'll have to try that. Thanks.
You are the best, thank you very much for teaching me this wonderful recipe.
Really loving your videos. Thank you so much for sharing your years of knowledge
Who gave this a thumbs down man! Come on. You must be really hard to please. Lady has taken the time to show you something and you give her a thumbs down? Trolls.
Thank you, young lady! I can’t wait to try it! I have a large dragon armature waiting for clay. I’ve waited because I’ve been searching around for the right recipe to use...your recipe sounds the best so far! Fun! I’ve dabbled with lots of different types of media for my artwork pieces, this clay recipe would be ideal to try out on my dragon 👍 I will let ya know how it goes...🙂
You're so sweet to call me a young lady. :) Good luck with your dragon!
Thanks for that idea, many proyects to make...
Beautiful
Thanks! 😊
So cool, thrilled to meet you and see this in my feed! I can’t wait to try it out and find your tutorial on that lion!
Sooo talented 👍
Sooo beautiful
Thank you for your videos, I enjoy watching and learning from you. Your work is amazing! Tried this recipe but doubled the amounts. It was very wet and sticky. I probably didn’t get enough of the water out of the paper before shredding it. Used it anyway to make 2 fake rocks which are drying now. I had a little bit of clay left from this so I am going to try to add more paper but much drier than the first. Will let you know how the rocks and the clay with the extra, drier paper added to it turn out.
Are you using it as a solid rock-like piece instead of adding a thin layer over an armature? If so, I'd really like to know if they dry all the way through. I'm not sure they will, even with the drier paper, but I haven't tried it.
Ultimate Paper Mache I did use a foil armature like in your videos. I put the clay over this fairly thickly. The rocks are drying (with help of a fan) and becoming like, well, rocks. Think the paper pulp had too much water left in it. Going to make another batch and squeeze more water out than the first batch. I ordered one of your books yesterday so that will help. Thanks again Jonni!
I like the tiger look real