Hi again Jonni , i used to sink newspapers in a bucket of water to get a paper clay rather than sculpturing by tapes on newspapers , but after watching to the end I learn new things from you, so thanks again and I wish the second part for claying, feathering and painting will not delay more than a week. Best regards from Jordan.
Hi Ahmed. This project got delayed because we had a big storm and the power was out for four days. No Internet, and no power for my video camera. But I hope to get the bird and her new friend finished sometime this week. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache Hi Jonni , Wishing you the best and sorry about the power off. My wife is from Philippines when the tyfoon attacked she brought from China a fan which makes electricity easily. It works for months perfectly until the electric sources were return by government project.
That is so neat. It is fun watching you take some tape, cardboard and paper and form it into that bird. You do such a nice job. I think you are a good teacher and engineer. Oh yes, I did get the paper dog done but I did not finish the metal dog. He is fighting me all the way. I hope to get it done this week .................. if I can build up the courage. Good job on the video and the project. Thanks for sharing your skills with the TH-cam world. 😉😉😉🤨🤨🤨😀😀😀😀😀
Stubborn dog, eh? I hope he doesn't bite, or I'll be in real trouble for mentioning it. All of your work turns out really nice, though, so I'll bet this one does, too. ☺️
@@UltimatePaperMache You're welcome! I know it's probably a bit too much, but I'm doing a craft channel, and I really was wondering if you could maybe help me advertise it? In return I could advertise your on my channel if I do some paper mâché tutorials and I can give a link to yours! Thanks! - Simply Crafty
@@simplycrafty5867 I don't do any advertising. It looks like you have a new channel without enough videos to get YT's attention yet. It just takes time, and lots of work. Good luck with it!
I absolutely love this lady ! ! Her technique and implementation of materials is truly spot on! Jonni if I may ,..make a humble suggestion for a build later on ,.,could you please make a Terry-Dack-tel ?? Like the one that was on the show Pee-Wee play house. Thanks again for being truly inspirational. B.T.W. I have a new game to play while watching this vid,.. every time she say,..”Booby” you have to have a shot of Vodka!! Seriously you will NOT make it to the end ,..aud dis iss ry renth rhythm,..(and this is my tenth time) watching enjoy your life ppl!
I think I managed to avoid watching Pee-Wee's Playhouse when it was on, so I don't know what the creature looked like. But it might also be copyrighted. BTW, my final booby video will come out tomorrow, so you'd better get your liquor cabinet stocked up. 🙂
@@UltimatePaperMache ROTFLOL !! IKR!! Candy is dandy,…but liquor is quicker . I’ll be watching with bated breath! And ,..blue Hawaiian cocktails! ..CHEERS !!
He has an extra wire coming down his leg below the foot, so it will stand nicely once the base is made. It's possible that he could have been weighted to get him to stand on one foot, but it would take a lot of fiddling - and a house without a curious cat. I think it's safest to give him a base. And it gives me an excuse to play around with making foam rocks, which I've never done before. I think it will be fun. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache im owned by a cat too.my betty kitty gets into everything as well.i do fiber arts mainly and she 'assists' me by testing the softness of wool and tussah silk by napping on it lol when i weight felted sculptures i use these pellets off amazon sometimes glass sometimes plastic,i like the glass better,i sew them into small pouches.im sure that there's an easier way but i too like the difficult route,i like learning, like you do too.have fun playing with foam!try some form of a hot wire its kinda fun.im playing with chalk pastels,never used them lol i like them and you can get lovely gradients on fiber.im looking forward to seeing how you set the scene for the foot fetish couple 😄💖💖💖
I started on the mate, but had to stop the project temporarily because our power went out after a big storm. I hope to get back to them today. It should make a nice sculpture, if all goes according to plan. 😊
Thabk you for the new video i am still watching , actually what ppl used to call wrist of the hand is the palm , the wrist is what you just pointed with your index finger , wrist is the end of arm liking the hand to the arm.
But to make it even more complicated, the bird's wrist would be on his wings, if he had a wrist, and his heal is hidden under his wing. Although I don't know if they call it a heal or not. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache Oh sorry , my comment was about the hand where the video finger pointed , when its about bird feet the join part between feet and leg is the Torsa copied from human bone joint part Tarsa which copied from original Arabic word Tors where its Arabic root berb is TRS ترس . Mentioning that the Veternary copied from Arabic word Baiter (source root verb BTR ) which means the oldest thing were humans do thextreat animals by cutting parts of the horse hoof to treat the feet step. BTR root sourse meaning in Arabic is Cut in English. The earlist worldwide (veternary hospital) were in India about 2500 BC.
On balance ,..could you also use those lead weights that fisherman’s use ,..?? Sorry! My fingers spoke before my brain was in gagged. ?Are lead weights illegal now ? Inquiring minds want to know.
I think anything small and heavy would work, and I don't know if they're illegal or not. I'm sure a lot of fishermen still have some rolling around in their tackle boxes. 🙂
It's a long process that takes several weeks. I create a clay sculpture, make multiple paper mache copies of it, and then cut them into pieces, tape them together, and see if they work. If you just need a few duplicates of one of your own sculptures, the easy way to do it is to make a silicone mold, and make paper mache castings. You can see how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/zevmy70b4oo/w-d-xo.html
Also, for folks in the USA, I find "Scott's" masking tape in 'contractor packs' to br the cheapest way to buy them, normally at Home Depot. You get 5 or 6 rolls for the cost of 3...... Make sure you don't buy too much tape, it does have a "shelf life", & will be harder to work with as it gets older.
Yes, that's a great idea! I was thinking about using small stones, but a washer would work better as long as it's covered with tape. The rust can migrate through paper mache and show up on the surface if it isn't covered.
I would love to add translations, but I can't figure out how to get TH-cam to do it - they used to have automatic translated subtitles, but they seem to have changed things a year or two ago.
There are times when I could use a little help - digging in the garden, painting the house, etc. Watch out - if you get too close I might put you to work. 🙂
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You seem like such a fun person. I like how clearly you speak and how you structure your sentences
Thanks! 😊
IKR!! She is very cleaver about the topic at hand !
You are such a good teacher! Thank you so much for sharing your skills with us!!
You're welcome. 😊
Wow! It's wonderful Jonni! You are so good in your arts! I love it!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much 😀
@@UltimatePaperMache my pleasure Jonni! 😍💝💝💝
This was so helpful! The legs are usually so tricky 😅 thank you Jonni!!
You're so welcome! 😊
You cradle the bird into the wire, genius!
WOW! This tutorial is absolutely FABULOUS ❣️ Thank you sooo much Jonni 💕
Gosh - thanks, Eileen. I'm really anxious to see how it turns out.
You are extremely creative. I love to watch the way you do it step to step👍
Hi again Jonni , i used to sink newspapers in a bucket of water to get a paper clay rather than sculpturing by tapes on newspapers , but after watching to the end I learn new things from you, so thanks again and I wish the second part for claying, feathering and painting will not delay more than a week. Best regards from Jordan.
Hi Ahmed. This project got delayed because we had a big storm and the power was out for four days. No Internet, and no power for my video camera. But I hope to get the bird and her new friend finished sometime this week. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache Hi Jonni , Wishing you the best and sorry about the power off. My wife is from Philippines when the tyfoon attacked she brought from China a fan which makes electricity easily. It works for months perfectly until the electric sources were return by government project.
That is so neat. It is fun watching you take some tape, cardboard and paper and form it into that bird. You do such a nice job. I think you are a good teacher and engineer. Oh yes, I did get the paper dog done but I did not finish the metal dog. He is fighting me all the way. I hope to get it done this week .................. if I can build up the courage. Good job on the video and the project. Thanks for sharing your skills with the TH-cam world. 😉😉😉🤨🤨🤨😀😀😀😀😀
Stubborn dog, eh? I hope he doesn't bite, or I'll be in real trouble for mentioning it. All of your work turns out really nice, though, so I'll bet this one does, too. ☺️
Wow! I love this so much! Your a lovely person and such an inspiration! I love your videos so much!
Thank you so much!!
@@UltimatePaperMache You're welcome! I know it's probably a bit too much, but I'm doing a craft channel, and I really was wondering if you could maybe help me advertise it? In return I could advertise your on my channel if I do some paper mâché tutorials and I can give a link to yours!
Thanks!
- Simply Crafty
@@simplycrafty5867 I don't do any advertising. It looks like you have a new channel without enough videos to get YT's attention yet. It just takes time, and lots of work. Good luck with it!
Love this bird. You are amazing!
Thanks, Eleanor. 😊
This was awesome to see and you gave me a way to make a bird stand. I’ve been wanted to make a seagull. I love seagulls…
Thank you so much!
You're welcome. Have fun with your seagull. And I hope you make more than one - they get lonely when they're all by themselves. 😊
I still watch your videos and still love them.
I'm glad! I hope to get this bird and her new friend finished sometime this week so you'll have another video to watch. 😊
This is wonderful Jonni!💖
Haven’t chked in a long time
Thank you so much
Great tutorial 👍👌
Patricia
Thanks, David. I hope to get some more done on the booby and her new friend this week.
He's adorable!😁
Thanks! I hope to get back to work on the bird (and its new friend) today.
I absolutely love this lady ! ! Her technique and implementation of materials is truly spot on! Jonni if I may ,..make a humble suggestion for a build later on ,.,could you please make a Terry-Dack-tel ?? Like the one that was on the show Pee-Wee play house. Thanks again for being truly inspirational. B.T.W. I have a new game to play while watching this vid,.. every time she say,..”Booby” you have to have a shot of Vodka!! Seriously you will NOT make it to the end ,..aud dis iss ry renth rhythm,..(and this is my tenth time) watching enjoy your life ppl!
I think I managed to avoid watching Pee-Wee's Playhouse when it was on, so I don't know what the creature looked like. But it might also be copyrighted. BTW, my final booby video will come out tomorrow, so you'd better get your liquor cabinet stocked up. 🙂
@@UltimatePaperMache ROTFLOL !! IKR!! Candy is dandy,…but liquor is quicker . I’ll be watching with bated breath! And ,..blue Hawaiian cocktails! ..CHEERS !!
Muito Bom 😊
Obrigada. 😊
It was very nice of you to let us have a free pattern thank you.
I love watching this video. It makes me feel like something when I know I am
Nothing
Great idea 👍👍
Glad you think so! 😊
ive been soo looking forward too these.they came out amazing! i wonder if you could weight the dancing one?
He has an extra wire coming down his leg below the foot, so it will stand nicely once the base is made. It's possible that he could have been weighted to get him to stand on one foot, but it would take a lot of fiddling - and a house without a curious cat. I think it's safest to give him a base. And it gives me an excuse to play around with making foam rocks, which I've never done before. I think it will be fun. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache im owned by a cat too.my betty kitty gets into everything as well.i do fiber arts mainly and she 'assists' me by testing the softness of wool and tussah silk by napping on it lol when i weight felted sculptures i use these pellets off amazon sometimes glass sometimes plastic,i like the glass better,i sew them into small pouches.im sure that there's an easier way but i too like the difficult route,i like learning, like you do too.have fun playing with foam!try some form of a hot wire its kinda fun.im playing with chalk pastels,never used them lol i like them and you can get lovely gradients on fiber.im looking forward to seeing how you set the scene for the foot fetish couple 😄💖💖💖
yes do the 2 lol that will be so cool maybe this one is recieve the courting i love your work as always home run
I started on the mate, but had to stop the project temporarily because our power went out after a big storm. I hope to get back to them today. It should make a nice sculpture, if all goes according to plan. 😊
Thank you 💝
God bless from Chile 🇨🇱
☺️
Thabk you for the new video i am still watching , actually what ppl used to call wrist of the hand is the palm , the wrist is what you just pointed with your index finger , wrist is the end of arm liking the hand to the arm.
But to make it even more complicated, the bird's wrist would be on his wings, if he had a wrist, and his heal is hidden under his wing. Although I don't know if they call it a heal or not. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache Oh sorry , my comment was about the hand where the video finger pointed , when its about bird feet the join part between feet and leg is the Torsa copied from human bone joint part Tarsa which copied from original Arabic word Tors where its Arabic root berb is TRS ترس . Mentioning that the Veternary copied from Arabic word Baiter (source root verb BTR ) which means the oldest thing were humans do thextreat animals by cutting parts of the horse hoof to treat the feet step.
BTR root sourse meaning in Arabic is Cut in English. The earlist worldwide (veternary hospital) were in India about 2500 BC.
On balance ,..could you also use those lead weights that fisherman’s use ,..?? Sorry! My fingers spoke before my brain was in gagged. ?Are lead weights illegal now ? Inquiring minds want to know.
I think anything small and heavy would work, and I don't know if they're illegal or not. I'm sure a lot of fishermen still have some rolling around in their tackle boxes. 🙂
Please show us how you develop your mask patterns
It's a long process that takes several weeks. I create a clay sculpture, make multiple paper mache copies of it, and then cut them into pieces, tape them together, and see if they work. If you just need a few duplicates of one of your own sculptures, the easy way to do it is to make a silicone mold, and make paper mache castings. You can see how to do that here: th-cam.com/video/zevmy70b4oo/w-d-xo.html
Jonni, you are so cool
😊
Maravilhoso.👍🙏❤
☺️
Show 👏👏
😊
Clothes hangers often work for armature !
Loving how you do the legs ! Like a cradle.
Metal "washers" are excellent to put in for weight. Just make sure they stay dry !
Also, for folks in the USA, I find "Scott's" masking tape in 'contractor packs' to br the cheapest way to buy them, normally at Home Depot. You get 5 or 6 rolls for the cost of 3......
Make sure you don't buy too much tape, it does have a "shelf life", & will be harder to work with as it gets older.
This is coming along great ! You are a constant inspiration! Off to check out the "feather" video !
Yes, that's a great idea! I was thinking about using small stones, but a washer would work better as long as it's covered with tape. The rust can migrate through paper mache and show up on the surface if it isn't covered.
Do you show your work in exhibitions? 💛
No, just on the Internet. I live in a very small town, and I don't like to travel very much.
Gostaria que legendas em português Brasil, parabéns
I would love to add translations, but I can't figure out how to get TH-cam to do it - they used to have automatic translated subtitles, but they seem to have changed things a year or two ago.
@@UltimatePaperMache ok obrigada
I’m so glad I don’t live next door to her ,..I’d b over @ her house all the time!! Helping out ,.. ..ok,..ok,..ok,..just in her way ,..lol
There are times when I could use a little help - digging in the garden, painting the house, etc. Watch out - if you get too close I might put you to work. 🙂