Omg the self deprecating humor xD Now I'm just picturing your Canadian neighborhood... Everyone has a normal house, and then *BAM* a pyramid. I like to use paper mache for doll shoes!!
Same here in Germany and if you want a smoother texture you use this fine paper you also use for packaging gifts. Don't know the English name for it but it makes for some really smooth surfaces.
I think that would just be gift paper right? Wrapping paper? Idk 😂 but yeah I’m from the netherlands too and I did alot of these projects at school. One was called the sky is the limit, and we had to build unique looking buildings with cardboard and paper maché as high as we could. Wow getting to much into this
@@Absolution_mel I mean the really thin stuff you can look through and that is usually stuffed into a gift bag. I don't mean gift wrapping paper that's too thick and the printed colors often bleed when you get it wet.
Back in year 8, I made a four foot long dragon from papermache. It was honestly spectacular. It was so huge and heavy that its hindlegs splayed out too much and I had to remove them. It was actually the second largest papermache creation that anyone had made at my school. (The first being an alligator, but it was essentially a canoe & didnt have the structure or detail that my dragon did) I was uber proud of my dopey wonky dragon bois (I say bois plural becuase he had two heads lol)
If you’re using the water/flour mixture you have to cook it until it boils and let it cool before use it. The mixture has to look white/transparent...ish. In México we call it “engrudo” and is what artisans use for piñatas and giant alebrijes (small ones are made of wood). I hope you try it and let us know if it works better that way. Sincerely, a devote grain :3
They are both terms, essentially as far as I am aware an “artist” creates something that serves purely as aesthetic or decoration, while an “artisan” typically makes something with a more functional use while still having an artistic flair. It really depends on the personal definitions of each term.
Sandra, that's just not true. You CAN boil flour/water paste to make a different type of glue, but you don't have to. And flour/water glue will never turn clear. Cornstarch/water mixture does make a clear glue when boiled. Maybe that's what you're thinking of. It would also work for paper mache.
"nor do I make adorable things" Jackie, may I direct your attention to almost everything you've ever made of sculpy?!?! You're adorable and your things are adorable. Deal with it.
SapphireFox also considering pyramids are graves... um... are all of Egyptians actually dead??? I’ve been to Egypt, but I guess I was too blind and didn’t see they were all just mummies
Jana Arandjelovic I am Egyptian and sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but no, us Egyptians are all 100% ALIVE and we live in normal houses and flats. We do not live in pyramids at all and we are not mummies 😂
Beautiful bird! Things to try: Tissue Paper is a great alternative to the Paper Towel, and Paper Straws make sturdier legs. Also, unlike clay, once it is dry you can still make small adjustments - just re-wet an area thoroughly, re-position, and re-dry. Hope to see you do more!
I remember using flour and water and I remember loving this project in kindergarten! I'm, um, probably older than most here and we used flour and water, balloons and newspaper. So fun, I should try this again sometime. Tfs!
I remember doing so many projects with paper mache in elementary school. My mom kept them for the longest time because of how proud of them I was. That was 20 years ago and I still recall it being fun but super messy and such a weird texture.
I tried this (when i was 8 I think) after i watched some art attack episodes lmao. I remember that I made a little crocodile or something. Does anyone remember this show?
I used to do a lot of craft projects with paper mâché back when I was a student. I made half of my furnitures. I used cardboard for the base of the furniture, covered it with a couple of layers of paper mâché on top. Add a thick layer of vernish and the stuff is quite durable!
Resons Nerdecrafter is the best 1. She gives honest reviews 2. She cares about her fans 3. She is a sallllt queen 4. She loves her pets 5.She is an awesome artist #NerdEficationsquad
Every year in my French class, we do masks for Mardi Gras using paste, paper towels and newspaper We do the same process you did: paper towels to easily give shape but we also use newspaper to get rid of the texture of the paper towels.
Never ever in my art student life have I used flour with paper maché, we've always just used newspaper or tissue paper with pva glue. It's interesting to see different methods
If you want to do something similar to this, in my art class one time we took panty hose and stretched them over metal coat hangers that we had bent into odd shapes and attached to wooden stands, painted over the panty hose with glue to make a hard, flat surface, and then painted over that in acrylic paint in whatever way we wanted.
My daughter and I have binge watched your videos all weekend, now she walks around telling me what goes “in the trash” ❤️ your videos and you and your sister are so cute!
We never used an oven or flour we used that glue water stuff and we waited for it to dry . An we used newspaper an not paper towels and we made masks when I was in 6th grade I believe or 7th grade
I love paper mache! I have done almost every type of material, paste, paper, commercial ground up paper, and whoooop! wallpaper paste. yes, wallpaper paste. You will be happy to know I have done it in my Kindergarten classes. Awesome...may the nerd power be with you!
I did paper mache in elementary school and middle school for science and art projects. I always used newspaper and wire coat hangers along with very watery flour paste. I made a 3 foot long shark, a dolphin, a starfish, and a 3D model of the ocean floor. Around Halloween we were shown a video in class of how to make paper mache masks using balloons. I've never seen paper towels used for it or putting it in the oven. Cool video I like the bird you made.
#nerdeficationsquad 💙💙💙💙You are so positive Jackie and it really makes everyone's day!!!! Thanks for being on TH-cam! You have inspired so many of us and we all love you 💙! You ar awesome 🌈🌈🌈🌈
I love the way chocken is dancing behind you.!!! I thank you.for doing these videos .. We had a bad winter and tou are helping me be in a.happy place ... I hope spring comes soon .o worries I will keep watching in the spring and.summer ..ty so much sista !!!
I remember year 2 (I'm from the Uk) we made clay dinosaurs and mine *ONLY MINE* blew up in the kiln and I cried in front of the whole class because everyone had a dinosaur except me
“ Jackie, what’s wrong with your chicken?!” Lol love your pretty little chicken I mean salty little chicken Edit: thank you for the heart Jackie love you
I never did paper mache in school, but I did with my mom. She taught me to use balloons or cardboard and masking tape or painters tape for the base, and add salt to the flour and water mix. We also normally air dry it but it takes a long time lol. love how your bird turned out! :)
i have never heard of doing this with flour. in school we always used the glue you use for wallpaper (i don't know the name of it. %). but i also remember it to be way too gooy to actually want to do something with it...
In grade 4 or 5 I made a diorama of a seigneurie (for those not from Quebec, a C17th land distribution system) using papier mache to form the river banks & hills & a collage using blues from magazine photos for the river.
You could get better results if you use potato flour/startch instead of normal wheat flour. And you usually don't bake it? but I don't have experience of that flour water mixture, since nobody uses that version where I live so I can't be sure
I went to a very tiny church school in elementary years. Seems like we all did something with paper mache' most years, so I recall more about it, though I was never inspired to try it again till I saw your work here. I always enjoy myself immensely watching these things.
Your chicken is hilarious, he reminds me of my cat. My cat doesn't know how to cat (she thinks she's liquid, specifically water) and your chicken seems to not know how to burb... teehee ♡♡
I remember one year in primary school I made a turtle costume out of paper mache. I made a big ol shell to carry on my back and a little flat belly shell. Looking back on photos it doesn’t look so good but I from memory I think it was amazing.
I have made eyeballs out of paper mache for a artproject last year. But we made the *goop* out of a special kind of dried glue which you activate with water. I recommend you try that next time :)) would love ittt #NerdEficationSquad
A whisk works good for savory gravies too. Love the vid❤ fun to watch. I did paper mache to useing a balloon to make masks that I can wear and a bottle made into a sitting dragon thingy.
For school and stuf we used to paper maché for surprise (like the French word) in which we put presents. We used wallpaper paste and newspaper strips on balloons or chicken wire as a base.
I made a big paper mache five in elementary school for cinco de mayo and I won the prize it’s was like 20 dollars they said to use a shoe box soooooo yeah
Jackie, I have watched this twice and I still enjoyed it hugely. Considering this is your first time doing paper mache, you did an outstanding job of it. Well done! I really like your rapto-chicken, it's great! From a fan in South Wales. UK.
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I taught 9 years of Kindergarten and after school programs (called Freaky Friday) and I taught a lot of kids paper mache! I am an artist and make a lot of paper mache as well. I love wallpaper paste. You can get it without the chemicals that keep it from spoiling.
oh man, the last paper mache project i ever did, and i don't even have photos for this was a hedgehog with origami flowers for quills and it was made out of recycled materials. the flowers were made with newspaper and i remember folding flowers for WEEKS!
I love this! I've used papermache for the last 7+ years to make cosplay weapons and armor pieces/helmets. I love it because it is a simple and cheap material. Some people have commented that they were surprised my creations were paper mache rather than, say, foam or resin etc.
i made a paper mache lizard when i was in middle school. i had used a news paper and watered down glue.was lots of fun, some people use balloons as well.
the only problem with the flour-water paper mache glue, is that it can allow mould to grow on the inside of projects (if they’re hollow) and on the outside if left too long without some sort of paint or lacquer. my parents used to make paper mache all the time, and once made a really cool dragon head. unfortunately the climate of australia, the location of our crusty garage, and about two weeks of negligence, it soon speouted mould on the inside 😞
I just remember doing it with balloons, newspaper and wallpaper paste. It was very uninspiring. This is way better and has actually left me wanting to try it myself. Good skills!
Although the colour looked good anyway, a layer of primer will make the colour on top look better, and it should help with the bumps too. Also, I wonder if you can sand Papier Maché? Regardless, it looks AMAZING!
Oh he’s so fantastic!!! I do remember doing paper mache as a kid but I don’t remember what we were making or why. This is a much better thing to do with paper mache!!! I’d love to see more projects! 🌟🌟
I made a giant newspaper papier-mâché disco ball and glued mirrors to it for my graduation party but I also work with papier-mâché in my high school art class as I really was into trying out different mediums. I never used paper towels for papier-mâché only newspaper so this is sort of new.
The mixture can be thinner and you can put multiple layers, if you wanted it smooth then pieces of brown paper bag works really well. I haven't done this in a while but I've made sculptures and pinatas using paper mache.
I wrote on my pencil case: ,,When you are a grain you come in like a hurricane,,. and the teacher said when she saw it: ''So are you extra salty today?,, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I definitely remember doing paper mache in school because in 6th grade art class our final project was to make a giant paper mache sculpture. I made a Christmas tree. We did it with glue though, not flour.
Loved this! I think if you made the tail longer, you could use it like a tripod to make the statue more stable. Paper mache is similar to cold porcelain or homemade paper clay, too. You can use cardboard or plastic drink bottles as armatures. Using watered down PVA glue instead of flour glue will help prevent mold.
It is a friendly Grain troll comment; Jackie had said in videos she enjoys them. The mixture of lower and upper case letters is the signature format for these type of funny harmless comments.
It is hard doing paper mache. I never did it when I was younger. I had a great ideal to do a Pokeball pinata for my sons birthday one year. What I want was for the kids to pass it around and try to break it. I love what you did here Jackie the colors are great. Hope you try again sometime. Maybe try to make a salt shaker.
#Notification Squad, Salte when I made paper mache I mixed water with glue and put newspaper together. But then again I'm in like 5th grade and I've only done it once
I actualy never learnt to do paper mache in pre school, I once heard about paper mache in a newspaper, and I tried it, it didn;t really work, but years later I tried it again, and I made a dratini sculpture. I really liked the video, and you made me want to try paper mache again! Hope you make more videos about this!
Omg the self deprecating humor xD Now I'm just picturing your Canadian neighborhood... Everyone has a normal house, and then *BAM* a pyramid.
I like to use paper mache for doll shoes!!
Lol imagine? 🏠 🏠 🏠 🏜️🏠 🏠. Paper mache is so fun. I want to do more!
If she really lived in a pyramid, she'd stand out like a sore thumb. But nice to see you making an appearance here Dollightful!
Cocka what
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in the netherlands we use newspaper and wallpaper glue
omg senpai noticed me
Same here in Germany and if you want a smoother texture you use this fine paper you also use for packaging gifts. Don't know the English name for it but it makes for some really smooth surfaces.
I think that would just be gift paper right? Wrapping paper? Idk 😂 but yeah I’m from the netherlands too and I did alot of these projects at school. One was called the sky is the limit, and we had to build unique looking buildings with cardboard and paper maché as high as we could. Wow getting to much into this
@@Absolution_mel I mean the really thin stuff you can look through and that is usually stuffed into a gift bag. I don't mean gift wrapping paper that's too thick and the printed colors often bleed when you get it wet.
@@DieAlteistwiederda Tissue paper
Back in year 8, I made a four foot long dragon from papermache. It was honestly spectacular. It was so huge and heavy that its hindlegs splayed out too much and I had to remove them.
It was actually the second largest papermache creation that anyone had made at my school. (The first being an alligator, but it was essentially a canoe & didnt have the structure or detail that my dragon did)
I was uber proud of my dopey wonky dragon bois (I say bois plural becuase he had two heads lol)
Wow!
That’s cool!
If you’re using the water/flour mixture you have to cook it until it boils and let it cool before use it. The mixture has to look white/transparent...ish. In México we call it “engrudo” and is what artisans use for piñatas and giant alebrijes (small ones are made of wood).
I hope you try it and let us know if it works better that way.
Sincerely, a devote grain :3
It's not ARTISANS!! It is ARTISTS!!
I thought artisans were a thing as well
They are both terms, essentially as far as I am aware an “artist” creates something that serves purely as aesthetic or decoration, while an “artisan” typically makes something with a more functional use while still having an artistic flair. It really depends on the personal definitions of each term.
@@allisonpeterson4689 Ooooh, that's cool!
Sandra, that's just not true. You CAN boil flour/water paste to make a different type of glue, but you don't have to. And flour/water glue will never turn clear. Cornstarch/water mixture does make a clear glue when boiled. Maybe that's what you're thinking of. It would also work for paper mache.
You should make a video on creating a pinata. I think that would be very entertaining to watch.
Oh yeah and fill it with salty pretzels, or potato chips for those of us who are more sophisticated lol jk...but then bust it open please!
John Malloy yes please! She should do something like this blindfolded.
Fill it with failed art kits lmao
Great idea 👍
"nor do I make adorable things"
Jackie, may I direct your attention to almost everything you've ever made of sculpy?!?!
You're adorable and your things are adorable. Deal with it.
I don't remember doing papier mache with flour ?? I always used water and glue (and newspaper ofc)
Me too
Flour molds, that’s probably why.
I use resin
I remember using both
Same art attack introduced me to it
"Jackie, what's wrong with your chicken?!" Lol He's still a pretty chicken!
NerdECrafter: I can confirm that we each live in a pyramid.
Me: *looks at the stuff behind you* Dats one modern pyramid ;-;
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SapphireFox also considering pyramids are graves... um... are all of Egyptians actually dead??? I’ve been to Egypt, but I guess I was too blind and didn’t see they were all just mummies
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Jana Arandjelovic I am Egyptian and sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but no, us Egyptians are all 100% ALIVE and we live in normal houses and flats. We do not live in pyramids at all and we are not mummies 😂
@@halaelabd8415 ik xP It was just a random quote from the vid
Beautiful bird! Things to try: Tissue Paper is a great alternative to the Paper Towel, and Paper Straws make sturdier legs. Also, unlike clay, once it is dry you can still make small adjustments - just re-wet an area thoroughly, re-position, and re-dry. Hope to see you do more!
Who else learned using newspaper, ballons and watery-glue
Sade Ogunmuyiwa that’s me!
But the glue was made out of like cornstarch and we turned them into piñatas
Yup xD
This is the process I teach my students to use. We get some awesome pieces
ME!!!!!
I remember using flour and water and I remember loving this project in kindergarten! I'm, um, probably older than most here and we used flour and water, balloons and newspaper. So fun, I should try this again sometime. Tfs!
I made a pinata for my sons birthday it looked like a lego brick but was too thick to smash...😊
LMAO
LMFAO
Just like real LEGO bricks
This comment made me giggle...just picturing people trying to whack it.
Lol
JaCkie what's wRoNg WiTh YoUr ChIcKeN??
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Wow 👏👏👏👏👏
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I remember doing so many projects with paper mache in elementary school. My mom kept them for the longest time because of how proud of them I was. That was 20 years ago and I still recall it being fun but super messy and such a weird texture.
Salt aside this is a Nice job.
I tried this (when i was 8 I think) after i watched some art attack episodes lmao.
I remember that I made a little crocodile or something.
Does anyone remember this show?
my childhood left me
yees thats nostalgia for me i used to whatch that
I used to stay up until 3 AM just so I could watch that. They didn't start showing it here in Norway until 2016 or something, though
That was my favorite show ever!!!
I only remember Mr maker, he could magically stick stuff together even bricks
I used to do a lot of craft projects with paper mâché back when I was a student. I made half of my furnitures. I used cardboard for the base of the furniture, covered it with a couple of layers of paper mâché on top. Add a thick layer of vernish and the stuff is quite durable!
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Every year in my French class, we do masks for Mardi Gras using paste, paper towels and newspaper
We do the same process you did: paper towels to easily give shape but we also use newspaper to get rid of the texture of the paper towels.
Never ever in my art student life have I used flour with paper maché, we've always just used newspaper or tissue paper with pva glue. It's interesting to see different methods
If you want to do something similar to this, in my art class one time we took panty hose and stretched them over metal coat hangers that we had bent into odd shapes and attached to wooden stands, painted over the panty hose with glue to make a hard, flat surface, and then painted over that in acrylic paint in whatever way we wanted.
i've done that before too! i think it'd make a good video.
@@angaelical yeah, I made mine into a Spring/Winter mixed thing. Still sits on my shelf.
JaCkIE yoU aRE dOiNg IT wRonG
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Pien H *wRoNg*
Pien H YoU spELlT WroNg WRoNg
Are u guys on crack?
Or being goofs?
My daughter and I have binge watched your videos all weekend, now she walks around telling me what goes “in the trash” ❤️ your videos and you and your sister are so cute!
In my country we use glue... are you making fricking pancakes??😂
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Yeah! In America, we use watered down glue and newspaper.
krista schouwstra Haha we use glue to
In Sweden we use wall papering glue!
In the we just use glue, water and newspapers
Flour??????? I remember using glue
Yeah..
In Italy we used equal parts of glue and water...
True i also used glue .
Flour + water = glue
We never used an oven or flour we used that glue water stuff and we waited for it to dry . An we used newspaper an not paper towels and we made masks when I was in 6th grade I believe or 7th grade
I love paper mache! I have done almost every type of material, paste, paper, commercial ground up paper, and whoooop! wallpaper paste. yes, wallpaper paste. You will be happy to know I have done it in my Kindergarten classes. Awesome...may the nerd power be with you!
#nerdeficationsquad #grains #saltshakerfamily
Early! Jackie, you should do something that largely involves salt! 💩
Kaeden RBLX Margaritas. She should do margaritas. They have salt. 😀
Yes! Maybe a water color project and you put salt on it to make a cool pattern.
Yes! She could try salt dough... its just flour+salt+water. That would be perfect!
Salt crystals? Salt snowflakes?
YAAAAS
I did paper mache in elementary school and middle school for science and art projects. I always used newspaper and wire coat hangers along with very watery flour paste. I made a 3 foot long shark, a dolphin, a starfish, and a 3D model of the ocean floor. Around Halloween we were shown a video in class of how to make paper mache masks using balloons. I've never seen paper towels used for it or putting it in the oven. Cool video I like the bird you made.
Ohh Jackie I’m an Egyptian and I can confirm u r one too from that amazing sense of humour you have since we Egyptians are well known for that😌👌🏻🇪🇬😂😂😂
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Im eygptian too 🇪🇬 مصر
ME too l'm Egyptian and my name is raghda رغدة وانا عايشة في العاشر
OMG NOW WAY, IM EGYPTIAN, MY NAME IS HANA :o
YES, we egyptians have some humor :)
I dont livein eygpt though
#nerdeficationsquad 💙💙💙💙You are so positive Jackie and it really makes everyone's day!!!! Thanks for being on TH-cam! You have inspired so many of us and we all love you 💙! You ar awesome 🌈🌈🌈🌈
I love the way chocken is dancing behind you.!!! I thank you.for doing these videos .. We had a bad winter and tou are helping me be in a.happy place ... I hope spring comes soon .o worries I will keep watching in the spring and.summer ..ty so much sista !!!
I remember year 2 (I'm from the Uk) we made clay dinosaurs and mine *ONLY MINE* blew up in the kiln and I cried in front of the whole class because everyone had a dinosaur except me
That's poopy 😭
That's happened to me with a clay pot "monster"
It was sad
Something similar happened to me but it was the teacher who DROPPED IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is really sad 😭 🐊
I did some cool clay projects in high school, except the kiln broke about halfway through and mine didn't fire right so I ended up tossing everything.
“ Jackie, what’s wrong with your chicken?!” Lol love your pretty little chicken I mean salty little chicken
Edit: thank you for the heart Jackie love you
I never did paper mache in school, but I did with my mom. She taught me to use balloons or cardboard and masking tape or painters tape for the base, and add salt to the flour and water mix. We also normally air dry it but it takes a long time lol.
love how your bird turned out! :)
i have never heard of doing this with flour. in school we always used the glue you use for wallpaper (i don't know the name of it. %). but i also remember it to be way too gooy to actually want to do something with it...
wooww , never thought you’re from egypt , or even arabian . i’m syrian .
ilyy 💕
edit : she hearted i canntt skdskkv i love youu ♥️♥️ ( and salt )
In grade 4 or 5 I made a diorama of a seigneurie (for those not from Quebec, a C17th land distribution system) using papier mache to form the river banks & hills & a collage using blues from magazine photos for the river.
I’m a cosplayer and I make the most stuff out of paper mache. It’s pretty heckin cool actually!
You could get better results if you use potato flour/startch instead of normal wheat flour. And you usually don't bake it?
but I don't have experience of that flour water mixture, since nobody uses that version where I live so I can't be sure
I went to a very tiny church school in elementary years. Seems like we all did something with paper mache' most years, so I recall more about it, though I was never inspired to try it again till I saw your work here. I always enjoy myself immensely watching these things.
Your chicken is hilarious, he reminds me of my cat. My cat doesn't know how to cat (she thinks she's liquid, specifically water) and your chicken seems to not know how to burb... teehee ♡♡
It's nots a chicken it's is a ducks I is pretty sure it's is a duck you chicken!🚫🐔✅🐥
@@sarahherbert4154 no, I is horse.
I LUV THIS COMMENT SO MUCH
O it’s a cockatoo
@@abbiecarter5062 yes it sure is... but she calls it a chicken. So I calls it a chicken.
I remember one year in primary school I made a turtle costume out of paper mache. I made a big ol shell to carry on my back and a little flat belly shell. Looking back on photos it doesn’t look so good but I from memory I think it was amazing.
Bad lighting in the photos, perhaps
I make masks and small sculptures out of paper mache
I always used newspaper for everything.. the armature, the details, everything. I've never seen it done this way before!
How to fix the bumpy just sand it before you paint 😺
I have made eyeballs out of paper mache for a artproject last year. But we made the *goop* out of a special kind of dried glue which you activate with water. I recommend you try that next time :)) would love ittt
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A whisk works good for savory gravies too. Love the vid❤ fun to watch. I did paper mache to useing a balloon to make masks that I can wear and a bottle made into a sitting dragon thingy.
This turned out SO. FREAKING. GOOD!!! In grade 6 I made a purple dragon, and got an A+!!! This tho, is worth an A+++! Too cute 💕
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I am Egyptian too omg 😍😍😍❤️ love from Egypt jackii ❤️❤️🇪🇬
For school and stuf we used to paper maché for surprise (like the French word) in which we put presents. We used wallpaper paste and newspaper strips on balloons or chicken wire as a base.
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GachaMuff thank you fellow warrior
Is that a dick
The sword u made is really cool
Crab Cult 🤔
I made an Easter egg out of paper mache when I was in elementary school
Me too i made a movie character from norway we cal soland from flåklypa
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Lol your account is Cakelyn 101 and your comment has 101 likes
Yellow Bed the Friendly Chicken thanks, I fixed it
I made a big paper mache five in elementary school for cinco de mayo and I won the prize it’s was like 20 dollars they said to use a shoe box soooooo yeah
Jackie, I have watched this twice and I still enjoyed it hugely. Considering this is your first time doing paper mache, you did an outstanding job of it. Well done! I really like your rapto-chicken, it's great! From a fan in South Wales. UK.
You should’ve made a stony crackly egg for under the tail!! It would’ve looked soooo cool!!
Everyone take something to eat!!!
Take breakfast if its morning right now
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Vegetarian option to :)
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Take lunch if its lunch time right now
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Vegetarian option too :)
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Take dinner if its night right now
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Vegetarian option too (because the spaghetti has meat sauce and meatballs)
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Take a snack if your just hungry
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Take dessert once your done main course
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Everything is free :)
Summer Watermelon where da heck is the ramen noodles and curry
Thank you for the pizza😘😊
I taught 9 years of Kindergarten and after school programs (called Freaky Friday) and I taught a lot of kids paper mache! I am an artist and make a lot of paper mache as well. I love wallpaper paste. You can get it without the chemicals that keep it from spoiling.
#nerdifationsquad "*caugh* Too much salt *caugh* too much salt." Jakkie sometimes I don't know if your diet is salt or more salt
Maybe it’s sea salt or mountain salt
You spelled cough wrong
She also bleeds salt too if you cut her open :P
I had no idea you could salt dough to make paper mache ! I use to do mine with just wallpaper glue XD interesting !
Same. Never though this was gonna work
I had the same kit
oh man, the last paper mache project i ever did, and i don't even have photos for this was a hedgehog with origami flowers for quills and it was made out of recycled materials. the flowers were made with newspaper and i remember folding flowers for WEEKS!
I swear, after it baked I thought the same thing you did....RAW CHICKEN! lol
Sculpture Chicken has a nice stance
I love this! I've used papermache for the last 7+ years to make cosplay weapons and armor pieces/helmets. I love it because it is a simple and cheap material. Some people have commented that they were surprised my creations were paper mache rather than, say, foam or resin etc.
Omg the chicken he looks evil and is funny when you get salty!💖😂
It's not chicken. The thing she made is a cockotrice and her bird (angel) is a cockatoo or a galah or something
"Don't tell him, but he thinks he's a pretty bird."
*Called him a chicken 5 seconds ago*
wHaT iS hiS sPeCiEs!?!? 🤣
As far as im concerned a chicken is kind of a bird
A chicken is a type of bird :/
A CHICKEN IS A BIRD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Angelina Fioretti he’s not a parrot. Cockatoos aren’t in the cockatoo family.
A chicken is a type of bird 😆
i made a paper mache lizard when i was in middle school. i had used a news paper and watered down glue.was lots of fun, some people use balloons as well.
the only problem with the flour-water paper mache glue, is that it can allow mould to grow on the inside of projects (if they’re hollow) and on the outside if left too long without some sort of paint or lacquer. my parents used to make paper mache all the time, and once made a really cool dragon head. unfortunately the climate of australia, the location of our crusty garage, and about two weeks of negligence, it soon speouted mould on the inside 😞
That's such a bummer. I wonder if adding salt would have helped
Add 1 spoon of vinegar to the mix
My sister made a skeleton wolf mask ( That covers your whole head, & you can move the bottom jaw. ) For Halloween!
Was it made with fur? If yes then that's called a fursuit! 🐺
I just remember doing it with balloons, newspaper and wallpaper paste. It was very uninspiring. This is way better and has actually left me wanting to try it myself. Good skills!
Although the colour looked good anyway, a layer of primer will make the colour on top look better, and it should help with the bumps too. Also, I wonder if you can sand Papier Maché? Regardless, it looks AMAZING!
Hey Jackie. I’ve been in a really tough time recently and your videos have been helping me be in a better mind space. #NerdEficationsquad ❤️
Get well soon, maybe your should see totoro he his a friend who watches your back!😀
Thanks everyone for your nice words
Oh he’s so fantastic!!! I do remember doing paper mache as a kid but I don’t remember what we were making or why. This is a much better thing to do with paper mache!!! I’d love to see more projects! 🌟🌟
Shame on your chicken! Get him a g-friend!!!
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DON’T TRY!? 14 REASONS WHY PAPER MACHE IS NOT WORTH IT!
I made a giant newspaper papier-mâché disco ball and glued mirrors to it for my graduation party but I also work with papier-mâché in my high school art class as I really was into trying out different mediums. I never used paper towels for papier-mâché only newspaper so this is sort of new.
I made a spinx out of paper machetes last week
mystery gacha WTH IS A PAPER MACHETE AND WHERE CAN I GET ONE?!?
@@kroma9698 paper mache is the goop Jakie made in the video, you can get it by making it the way she did, or by looking at other recipes for it.
@@dovegirl4254 LOL they said machete which is a knife
@Forgotten Angel yeah that's why I said that I wanted one
Last time I tried using paper mache I was trying to make maleficent horns for cosplay and uhhh- yeah still lacking maleficent horns
Nuuuuu
I think that crayola air dry modeling clay is popular lately? I was friends with some homestucks
The mixture can be thinner and you can put multiple layers, if you wanted it smooth then pieces of brown paper bag works really well. I haven't done this in a while but I've made sculptures and pinatas using paper mache.
Your chicken is cute
"Im not adorable"
Me: *gasps* blasphemy!
Plz do this again soon Jackie I think you would have fun!!!!!!!
I wrote on my pencil case: ,,When you are a grain you come in like a hurricane,,. and the teacher said when she saw it: ''So are you extra salty today?,,
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Hahahaha
Hahaha
When you said a creature of salt, I already had birds in my head so the first thing that came to my mind was angry birds
I made a papier maché pig money box when I was 3 or 4. Balloon, newspaper and glue, plus lots and lots of paint!
Whenever I try paper mache, all the salt grains drain the moisture from the paper towels 🧂🧐
Omg same!
For your first time, your dragochicken looks pretty awesome
I can't think of anything more adorable than a NerdECrafter that brings the salt ....
I'm not very well but Jackie always makes my day better. PS.Your amazing (and salty) #NERDEFICATIONSQUAD
Hugs. Hope you feel better soon
@@nerdecrafter thank you very much
OMG it looks amazing, this should be a pokemon, with really cool powers or something😃😃
I definitely remember doing paper mache in school because in 6th grade art class our final project was to make a giant paper mache sculpture. I made a Christmas tree. We did it with glue though, not flour.
I think there is something wrong with your chicken...
What do you ?😊
Mean should be after you.
:/ XD
In my mexican school every year they made us do a Piñata for a christmas proyect, so...
*I have to know how to paper mache :^)*
Loved this! I think if you made the tail longer, you could use it like a tripod to make the statue more stable. Paper mache is similar to cold porcelain or homemade paper clay, too. You can use cardboard or plastic drink bottles as armatures. Using watered down PVA glue instead of flour glue will help prevent mold.
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Sarah Madlock agreed
Lol her birb tho
i made a paper mache volcano in first grade
Oh my gosh! I've never had a person ❤️ my comment! Thank you so much
Lol me too it was solo boring I hated it lol
It is hard doing paper mache. I never did it when I was younger. I had a great ideal to do a Pokeball pinata for my sons birthday one year. What I want was for the kids to pass it around and try to break it. I love what you did here Jackie the colors are great. Hope you try again sometime. Maybe try to make a salt shaker.
#Notification Squad, Salte when I made paper mache I mixed water with glue and put newspaper together. But then again I'm in like 5th grade and I've only done it once
That's how I've always done it.... Used balloons for the size/shape, then popped the balloon after it dried.
I used the same method to make a head for a cosplay I did
Back in October
Uhh I never finished the details
#ProcrastinationOver9000
at least you are realistic
We always used wallpaper paste, not flour and water :-)
I actualy never learnt to do paper mache in pre school, I once heard about paper mache in a newspaper, and I tried it, it didn;t really work, but years later I tried it again, and I made a dratini sculpture. I really liked the video, and you made me want to try paper mache again! Hope you make more videos about this!
Captions: "...I'm going to take the same idea but turn it into a *sardine* "
Me: Ok, Jackie.
Hi i love your videos it made me feel better bc im sick lol
Get well soon!!
Thanks
amyjo holland omg same
@@human._.4635 that sucks hope.u get better
amyjo holland thanks you are the best 🌹❤️