Make A Yarn Bowl with Plaster Cloth and Paper Mache Clay
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- This was an easy project, and I know I'll be using this yarn bowl for years. In fact, I'll make myself a few more, because I'm trying to learn how to do Tunisian crochet with multiple color yarns, and that means more yarn bowls to keep them from getting tangled up. If you'd like to see screen-shots and written instructions, you can find them here: www.ultimatepa...
If you know anyone who knits or crochets, this would make a lovely gift, especially if you personalize your yarn bowl by painting it with their favorite colors - or maybe a drawing of a kitten chasing yarn? That would be fun. 😄
I mentioned quite a few things in the video, so here are the links - If I forgot any, please let me know:
Jessie's Oil Painting Workshop: jessierasche.c...
Silky-Smooth Air Dry Clay recipe: • How To Make Air Dry Cl...
Paper Mache Clay recipe: • Paper Mache Clay Recip...
Rex's post about making the air dry clay smooth: www.ultimatepa...
Charlie and Grok story for kids: www.ultimatepa...
Some products I used for the Yarn Bowl (affiliate links - thanks for your support!):
Sargent Art Plastilina Modeling Clay (any modeling clay will work, this is just the kind I had in the studio): amzn.to/3tDTjXu
Plaster Cloth: amzn.to/2Ok5N6v
Small Sander: amzn.to/3cN1r1U
Varnish: amzn.to/3rCHX3Z
Be sure to come to my blog and show off your yarn bowl when it's done. I really want to see how it comes out: www.ultimatepa...
Love your videos!
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Glad you like them!
You really make some good paper mache work keep it up!
Thank you very much!
I was just thinking about this lady. I lost my nana a little over a year ago and my heart sank when I thought about this channel, fearing the worst. 🥺 someone clearly was reading my mind. ❤️
Love this! Going to share it with my Tunisian Crochet Graphghan Boutique group! We all need more yarn bowls and jumbo clothes pins! 😍
Please do! And what an interesting group! It must be a lot of fun.
I love this! Thank you! 💖👍
You are so welcome! 😊
Beautiful I’d love to make one as a gift for my friend thank you xx
You’re welcome 😊
I was the 1000th like on this video! 🎉 I'm learning paper mache & recently subscribed. Loving your videos! Had to watch this one cause I actually need a yarn bowl. Thanks for this!
Awesome! Thank you! 😊
Awesome! 💕
Thanks! 😄
Thank you so much for this! I've been wanting one of these bowls for some time, but the price tag...
I've also been wanting to try my hand at a diy project with papier mache clay for a while so it may as well be to make one of these.
Thanks again!
Hope you enjoy it! 😄
Aqui de Pernambuco Brasil forte abraço pra senhora professora estamos aprendendo muito com a senhora obrigado 😄
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Ciao distinguished lady 👋👋✌️😎👍
Greetings from Greenwich London ⚓️⛵️🏰
Take care 👉😷👈Stay warm 🧣🧤🧦🥶
Greetings from Mexico
Thank you! You too! (It's going to be very cold this week, outside. I'll be staying inside. 😊)
My name is Jonni, too. Small world. 😁
Hi, Jonni! I have never had an opportunity to say that before, although someone told me that it wasn't quite as rare a name in the South. It's good to meet you. 😀
Love it 🥰 i am going to make one too ,maybe more😂 I made one Elefant head,already gone to the customer.Another one waiting for me to finish🥰
Excellent! 😄
I smooth my air dry clay using my finger and water and sometimes a damp sponge
Thanks for the tip! 😊
Thank you for share your art, it's really helpful for me. I really don't speak English but I can understand a little bit. Could you tell me please if I can wash this bowl or not. Does it resist the water?
No, this is not a waterproof bowl. You would need to use epoxy clay or some other waterproof material instead of paper mache clay.
Hola , están increibles todas sus creaciones 😍😍 no me imaginé que se pudiera hacer tantas cosas simplemente con papel !
Y me gustaría intentarlo!
Por lo que entiendo ( me confundo aveces ya que está en ingles 😬) le hacen "el esqueleto" eh visto que lo hacen con cartón o alambre y para proyectos más grandes usan madera o metal, no sé cuál sea mejor , también eh visto que le ponen ¿malla??
Después se le da volumen rellenandolo con papel o aluminio y muchaaaa cinta adhesiva , y después le ponen varias capas de papel maché en tiritas al que le hechan ¿Agua y pegamento? O ví una mezcla que decía agua con harina??
Y para hacerle detalles como los músculos de los animales que le pone? Más papel o masa de papel maché?? Y cuando está terminado ¿Se lija para que quede liso? ¿O hay alguna otra técnica? ¿Cómo cuántas capas de papel maché utiliza?? Tengo muchas preguntas 😅 también eh visto que utilizan una masa??? Para hacer la forma de la cara??? No entendí muy bien esa parte, y en qué casos se utiliza la masa de papel maché y en cuál solo las tiritas de papel maché? Y como le añada el "pelo" a los animales
Espero q me pueda entender y responder mis dudas 🥺🥺🥺🥺 me gustaría hacer una jirafa y otros animales 😍
Im really curious have you ever coloured your air dried clay??
I have tried coloring it with acrylic paint, and it didn't work very well. The materials in the clay are really white and wash out the color. I want to try some pigments made for concrete, but I haven't had a chance to do that yet.
I would like to take paper mache classes any suggestion?
Your local community center might have classes. You could call them and ask. My book Make Animal Sculptures is kind of like a class, because it starts with really easy project and builds up your skills, so you can sculpt any animal when you're done. Maybe you could find some local artists who would like to do the projects together - a do-it-yourself workshop. That would be fun! You can see the book here amzn.to/1nMUO3a
Please make something that looks like my profile picture
That’s just a suggestion..
I think you should do that, instead. 😀
Omg IM A KNITTER .i look all the time but can’t afford one ,,this will be so awesome and for my mother in law,,,I also like working with paper ,,thank u so much also love your work,thank u for your time🤓❤️
It sounds like you need to make at least two! Have fun. 😄
Goodness you’re back! I clicked as fast as I could when I saw the title. Your video never disappoint!! I just love how creative you are!
Thank you so much!! 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache you’re welcome please keep it up! You inspire me!!
I too can't really afford to pay for one of those wood turned bowls. This is a real lifesaver. Thank you AGAIN for yet another beautiful and useful works of art!!!
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Thank You for sharing!
I love your channel!
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Thank you so much! 😊
You do not make pieces only with mache paper, when you are going to do work using only pure paper mache?
There are a lot of posts on my blog an videos here on my YT channel using paper strips and paste. Is that what you're looking for?
@@UltimatePaperMache Yes,thank you!🥰👍
hermoso hermoso gracias
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Great tutorial as always. Btw, since your paper mache clay is very strong, may I apply it directly on the bowl (covered with cling wrap) without plaster cloth?
I don't know. I used the plaster cloth because the paper mache clay will normally shrink (and crack) when it's placed over a solid form like a bowl. When it's applied over plaster cloth that doesn't happen. If you put it on the inside of the bowl instead of the outside, it might work - but I don't know how strong it would be, because I haven't tested it. Go ahead and play with it, and let us know how your experiments turn out. 😄
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Omgosh you are too precious...lol you loved your yarn bowl so much 🥰... Thank you for the lamp suggestion. That really is a cool idea..
I'm glad you like the idea. If you make a lamp I would really love to see it. 😊
I too can't really afford to pay for one of those wood turned bowls. This is a real lifesaver. I've been told that there are kitty & bunny yarn bowls where the swirl represents the tail (or multi tiny swirls to indicate a puff) and ears that rise up from the rim. Any suggestions on how to create kitty ears that won't easily break? I watch your wonderful videos but haven't done any paper mache since 2nd grade. (I'm 54 now sooo it's been a while.) This I'm going to make this for sure!!! Thank you AGAIN for yet another beautiful and useful works of art!!!
I found some of those kitty bowls when I did a google image search for yarn bowl. If you have a really narrow area without much support, you might need to run a light wire around the edges of the ears before you add your paper mache clay. Good luck with it! 😀
Wow. Your channel is amazing. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise.
Thanks, Shelley. 😊
Beautiful. That curled part would've been easier to smooth out with a small, round file 🌸
Yes, you are right - and I have one of those out in the garage. Next time! 😊
I'm a papiermache beginner and love your videos so much , thank you for your ideas I'm trying a bunny and would like to know if I can use powder plaster instead of premixed ?
Yes, you can use the paper mache clay recipe with plaster, but there are some differences. Watch this video: th-cam.com/video/FLTVGPx4jWk/w-d-xo.html
Kudos to you for learning Tunisian crochet!!
Thank you! It's a lot of fun, but I'm still at the very beginning stages. I might actually have a sweater I can wear, at least around the house, in a few weeks. Wish me luck. 😊
A good yarn bowl needs to have a little weight to it so that it doesn’t move around. I’m wondering how heavy your bowl came out. Could your make the flat bottom thicker if you needed to make it heavier?
Good point! The easiest way to make the base heavier would be to pour some plaster of Paris in the bottom of the bowl. After it hardens and dries, you could cover it with the paper mache clay, or just add a few coats of varnish. If my bowl moves around when I use it, I will try that and see if it works. 😀
Hej Jonni, jeg har tænkt mig at lave en masse små bokse og kasser til mit arbejdsbord og jeg ville selvfølgelig bruge dine opskrifter ❤️ er det nødvendigt at bruge gips klude?
No, you don't need to use the plaster cloth, but if you put any water-based material over flat cardboard, the cardboard tends to warp. Look on TH-cam for someone who makes fairy houses with paper mache so you can see how they do it. I've never tried it myself.
Soooo beautiful!! Where can I buy plaster cloth? ❤️
Any hobby store carries it, but I have to order mine online. This is a link to some plaster cloth on amazon.com: amzn.to/3rrISou
Pretty.
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Wonderful idea! How heavy is the average bowl same size you made in the video?
My kitchen scale says it's 12.5 oz, and it's 8 inches wide at the top. 😊
Hi! This is awesome! Can you make it with just the mache clay and no plaster cloth?
I don't know - you'd need to try it and find out.
So pretty! Please, enable subtitles! Thanks 🌹
I keep trying to find the setting for that. Do you know how it's done? It used to be easy, but they changed things around and now I can't figure it out.
@@UltimatePaperMache I'll try...
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I tried basing my TH-cam channel in Portuguese ...
Thank you for being so kind.
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@ I do have the original video language set for English, and some of my older videos do show automatic subtitles in other languages. But it isn't working anymore. There must be a trick to it - I just haven't found it. And hiring translators costs too much... :(
@@UltimatePaperMache olá, se você habilitar as legendas em inglês eu consigo colocá -las em português. Desta forma conseguirei entender tudo o que você diz, até mesmo termos técnicos e materiais. Obrigada
You have the sweetest smile ever.and of course you are immensely talented to be making such beautiful animal creations
could u imagine a giant egg done in this I may have to try it I have the plastic egg oh now im excited and ordering the plaster wrap!!!!!
Great idea! I'd love to see it if you make one. 😄
Lol so sorry I should have used my computer to see the building armetures.
In case anyone else missed it, too, you can find that video here: th-cam.com/video/ywViyxgbPUg/w-d-xo.html
I love this project! Not sure why I didn’t watch it sooner. But that’s my life for ya… you probably don’t remember I commented on another video about how I used your clay recipe to fix my husband’s bad trim cutting job on our crown molding? It worked like a charm! And I used the leftovers to make a little tree trunk.
I found your channel when we were making a bigger tree years ago (I added a link to your how-to video in my video of the tree build). But this might be my next project… as I have a ball of yarn rolling around my latest tree, who’s leaves are crocheted!
It sounds like you have a whole house full of trees! Are you crocheting more leaves now?
@@UltimatePaperMache yup! I’m pretty obsessed. lol The one I’m working on is a 2D tree made of chicken wire, brown paper, and green yarns that covers our DVD shelves. It’s mounted with hinges so it can swing out of the way for access. Plus another one in the middle of our house is life size and you can climb inside! With the murals and toy trees… 🌲🌳🌿 there’s a whole forest in here!
Maybe use a finer grit paper ...? SAY 400?
If you like it really, really smooth, that would work great.
WOW! I love that bowl!
Thanks, Shelli. Are you going to make one?
I absolutely love this project , your instructions on how to , is very clear . Thank you so much .
You are so welcome! 😄
It looks so beautiful, but I was wondering why a plaster cloth is required. Can it be substituted with something else? I am absolutely new to paper mache and I am learning a lot from your videos.
The plaster cloth reinforces the paper mache clay and makes a hollow shape really strong. You could probably put a layer of paper mache clay directly over the plastic wrap and then reinforce it with cheesecloth. After the first layer is dry you would add another layer of paper mache over it. Or experiment - it's even possible that the paper mache clay would be strong enough all by itself. I just haven't tried it, because the plaster cloth method is so easy.
@@UltimatePaperMache thank you so much for your reply.
Very nice. Using the modeling clay for negative areas is genius! So many possibilities for using that "secret" technique instead of having to cut away parts from a solid piece. Thanks.
Thanks, Raymond. I'm glad you like the idea. 😄
Boa noite sou sua fã amo seus trabalhos pena que não entendo uma palavra mais tiro idéias
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I love this! What a neat project. I might do something like this for storing dog toys. BTW, thanks so much for the shout out!!!
That's a great idea! Puppies would munch on their toy box, but your dogs are beyond that stage. The hard part will be teaching them to put away their toys before bedtime. 😄
I hope you get a ton of students for your new workshop. You're providing a wonderful opportunity for oil painters!
How can I make this water proof so I can use it as a planter?
You would need to make it with a waterproof material instead of paper mache clay. It might be possible to coat paper mache clay with an epoxy resin, but it makes more sense to start with something that's waterproof, instead. That way, you wouldn't have to buy an expensive product to coat the paper mache, and then hope it doesn't crack and let water in. Epoxy clay, like Apoxie Sculpt, is waterproof.
Love this idea! Does the bowl have enough weight to it to stay put as you pull the yarn through the swirl?
It's working OK for me, but some other folks have suggested that it should be heavier. I think you could make the bottom heavier by pouring in some plaster of Paris before adding the paper mache clay. I haven't tried it yet, though. I'm going to make another one tomorrow and test it, just to see if it works without getting wet plaster of Paris all over my studio floor... 😄
Another great project. Thanks for sharing! It's SO refreshing to be offered a free download (of your kids book) that isn't just a way to get my email. Classy!
Thanks, Susan. I hope your kids enjoyed it. 😄
Can i know if that is water proof?? Many thanks..
No, it isn't water proof. Thanks for asking.
Thank you so much for your videos, I can't tell you how much I appreciate these tutorials - they are exactly the tools I have needed for my work.
I have a question for you - I create more abstract/organic sculptural forms and I am wondering if you have any suggestions for doing something like this that could be fully enclosed. For example, something like you did in this video, but maybe a full globe. I imagine I would make two bowls and then join them together somehow, but do you have any tips for combining the two seamlessly? Also in a way that would be structurally sound, since I could only do it from one side?
Lastly - if I wanted to drill a hole in it after the fact, is there anything in particular I should keep in mind in terms of structure/preventing damaging?
Sorry for the long winded message, hopefully it all makes sense. I so appreciate all the knowledge you have shared!
Hi Allie. I made a globe with plaster cloth and paper mache over a rubber ball, and it worked well. I didn't cut it apart to get the ball out, but that would be possible by cutting the plaster cloth globe in half. You've need to reinforce the seam with more plaster cloth, of course. If you make the form with two bowls you can then put the two sides together the same way. If the sculpture will stay in the house, you can then use the paper mache clay to smooth the surface. The fibers in the plaster cloth add a lot of structural strength, even if you cut holes in it, but if you're looking for something that would be super-strong, you could use a thin layer of epoxy clay over the plaster cloth instead of paper mache clay.
@@UltimatePaperMache wow thanks so much for this!! If I were to cut it off of a ball, do I wait for it to be fully dry and then just carefully use an x-acto or something? Can dried plaster be easily cut? Thanks again! I love your videos.
@@Allie.Kushnir Yes, you'd want to wait for it to dry. The plaster cloth will fray and you'll get plaster dust flying around, so be sure to do it outside or over a piece of plastic. When you put the pieces back together again the little threads that will stick out will get covered up, and the piece should be quite strong.
Yes!!! Thank you! I was just getting back into knitting and contemplating how I should make some of these!!! You're amazing!
Have fun! 😄
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Can you wash things made with the clay?
No, it's made with materials that absorb water so it isn't waterproof.
Thank you! Great ideas.
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Yayyyy for Tunisian! You Go Girl :D I do like your Bowl :)
😊 thank you. Do you do Tunisian crochet yourself? I've just started, but it's kind of addictive.
@@UltimatePaperMache Yes I do. And, Yes, on the addictive lol.
I’m going to make these as Christmas gifts for some family! Will check out your daughter’s class too.
Omg really beutifull!
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This is amazing I love to crochet
Thanks! I'm enjoying it, too - and it's great brain exercise because I actually have to focus to keep the stitch count right. 😄
Aha, I always wondered how the Curley bit was formed. I can honestly say I have pondered on that many times. Thank you. I like it white too. I would also like one with paintings on of your animal sculptures. that would be interesting to see. I just thought too that a piece of fabric with your animal heads printed on would be really fun to use, maybe on an upholstered chair in a child's nursery or a bedspread.
Interesting ideas! I've never done anything with fabric, but it would be fun to play with it someday. I've been thinking about making a graphghan with crochet, and put some animals on them, if I can figure out how to do that and make them look realistic.
@@UltimatePaperMache that sounds nice too, I crochet but I don't know how you might get realistic pictures with it.
My Mom did Japanese Brush Painting on rice paper. I scanned some of her works of art and edited them. Then I used Spoonflower to print some Chiffon Scarves. I roll hemmed one already for my daughter. And plan on finishing the other 4 for my sisters❤. It's a real learning curve but fun and a great remembrance of Mom and her treasured (by me) artworks. ❤❤❤
Can you try making atleast one of the bloodborne boss creature??
I think that must be part of a video game - am I right? I don't do any video games, so I wouldn't be the right person to make something like that. I wouldn't know enough about the character's character, if that makes sense. The Ace of Clay might make one. He'd have fun with it. 😄
@@UltimatePaperMache I'm just wondering if its possible to create small and detailed sculpture with papermache. Anf it seem you're talented about the material
(i tried making it but terribly failed)
@@justacatusingcellphone1247 Yes, that's possible. If you're using paper strips and paste it takes a lot of patience, but it can be done. You'll need a good armature that creates all the shapes for you. Then add your paper mache. Sometimes you'll need very small bits of paper and paste, and it may need to be rolled to create details. But yes, it can be done. Do a google image search for papier mache sculptures to get some inspiration.
i love the project!
Thanks! 😀
Loved this !!! 😍
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I love this!
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have you tried using watercolors on your clays?
I haven't, but one of my readers did, and he sent us some photos. It turned out really nice, but there are a few tricks to making it work. You can see his first post here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/watercolor-pumpkin-part-i
And his second post is here - it shows how rich the color is when it's layered: www.ultimatepapermache.com/watercolor-pumpkin-part-2
@@UltimatePaperMache THANKS1!!! I am thinking the bowl is a perfect thing to paint!!!!
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ive been watching you for years and i new youre the one i had to go to for a new project im doing. im making my boyfriend a mask for valentines but im working with minimal materials because of covid. i will update this comment as i build
That sounds like a great project - but challenging with so little time. Have fun! 😄
Great video as always
Thanks so much Jonni
LOVE all your videos
You explain everything so well
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Glad you like them! 😊
What a cool bowl and looks really strong. Your recipe would have so many many options for creating beautiful bowls. 🤗🤗🤗
Thanks so much 😊
What a fantastic idea!! I'm like you, wooden yarn bowls are terribly expensive. Thank you for this.
You are so welcome! 😀
Thank you for this video!! I also can't afford a nice yarn bowl--wood or ceramic, haha. Paper is much more my price range!
Glad it was helpful! 😀
Oh my goodness. I have been wanting one of these too but you’re right, they are pricy. Thanks for this. You’re awesome!! Ps I knew I should’ve purchased one of those mixing bowls when my nearby Aldi store had them, ha. I’m sure I can find something similar. 🙂 take care.
I think any big bowl with work. There's probably a plastic one at your local big box store that you could use.
Wow Jonni it is pretty cool. Love your creations. I am trying to make some papier mache Easter eggs so I can decorate.. have to take baby steps. Thanks but you are so inspiring.
This would work really well for Easter eggs. Did you see my Humpty Dumpty, made with the plaster cloth and paper mache? th-cam.com/video/iuaUWk6jaZM/w-d-xo.html
This is awesome Jonni! You’re such a relaxing joy to watch. I want to make some contemporary decorative vessels for dried flower arrangements so I have ordered drywall compound to make your recipe. It can’t come quickly enough! Thank you x
I hope it arrived and you're already started on your project. That sounds like a great idea.
OHHHH so cool! I love it!!! Thanks for sharing...
It looks like you got your smile back!!!
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Amazing! it is such a genius concept of how you did the Curly Q design. I was wanting to give the yarn bowl a try but i didn't like the thought of having to freehand that part of the design. But you offered such a simple and beginner-friendly alternative. Thank you!
You are so welcome! If you try it, let us know how it turns out. 😀
How beautiful your work is. I have not binge watched your videos yet. But I would like to see how you make your armetures.
Another good video, to see how the rounded forms are added, is here: th-cam.com/video/4AmYS6RYT4c/w-d-xo.html
Such a wonderful project with endless possibilities 🤗❤ Thank you!
Thank you! 😊
Thank you darling for all you teach us, much appreciated! X
You are so welcome! 😊
Love this! I have been searching for 2 yrs for a bowl like this for my sister-in-law. As soon as I remember to get plaster cloth I intend to try this!
That's great. I intend to make one for my sister-in-law, too. :)
This bowl is awesome! I am fascinated with the paper mache clay. I really need to give it a try. Thanks for the inspiration.
Go for it! 😀
im so excited about Jess doing a class I see her going places on here just like you. Im so excited to see this process love your work so inspiring thanks for encouraging Jess to do a channel I love to watch her work she makes it look so easy just like you.
Thank you, Corinna! I'll be sure to tell her you said such nice things about her class and channel. 😄
Ma'am I just discovered you tonight and I really really think you would do so well as a creator on Tiktok. Showing your progress and final results and methods I really think you could educate so many people, and coming from a 19 year old, I would DEFINETLY subscribe to you. Thank you for making your videos ❤
Hi Aza. I think you're probably right and I appreciate the suggestion - but I'm so busy with TH-cam, my blog, and taking care of my chickens and garden... I just wouldn't be able to find the time to add something new. Maybe I'll do it someday, though... 😀
Can only hope, but in the mean time, you make awesome content on TH-cam. Thank you!
I always look forward to your videos. You are a wonderful teacher!
Thank you so much! 😄
Beautiful! I love that it looks like a nautilus shell. I think I will make one to put shells in.
Great idea! 😀
This is absolutely fantastic!
I'm glad you like it. 😄
Ok, this is on my bucket list, lol. I have wanted one of these. Thank you!
You're welcome! I hope you enjoy making your yarn bowl. Will you paint yours?
@@UltimatePaperMache Thank you :-)
@@UltimatePaperMache I am not sure if I will paint it just yet. I kind of like the look of yours.
Lively! Would love to try it.
Go for it! 😄
How cute! Love it!!!
Thank you! 😊
Hello, I would like to have a homemade dough recipe with the same properties as the ones you used at the beginning of the design, thanks
That would be the original paper mache clay. You can find that recipe here: th-cam.com/video/1YQ6eUqcEh8/w-d-xo.html
@@UltimatePaperMache Hello, I have already seen this recipe, and follow your interesting recipes with interest, but what I mean now is "sargent art plastilina modeling clay" I would like something similar to be homemade.and thank you ❤️
Sorry, but I have no idea how that would be done. I did a fast search for "plastilina," and it's evidently a mixture of wax, oil, and powdered pottery-type clay. If you find a recipe for it or make one up yourself we'd love to hear about it! 😀
@@UltimatePaperMache Sure, thanks for your interest 😊
Johnny, thank you so much for your amazing videos, you are such an extraordinary artist, and are a constant inspiration to me. We recently had a big move that left me isolated from my usual stuff, and you and your enthusiasm kindly kept me out of the loonie bin! I have decided to make my new home my last home and to make it marvelously my own. Thanks again for your selfless donation of your "spark" to give us a bit of a boost on our own creativity!! I am always so thrilled with each Idea you share!!!