How to Make a Silicone Mold for Paper Mache [For Etsy Sellers and Plays]
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- Costume designers and Etsy sellers - Do you may need multiple copies of your paper mache sculptures and masks? It's easy to make silicone molds for paper mache with Rebound 25.
In the video above I go through everything you need to do: getting your clay model ready for the mold, brushing on the silicone, and then creating your first copy with paper strips and Titebond II wood glue.
I have some screen shots on my website if you prefer to read the instructions for making the silicone molds instead of watching the video. You can find that post here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/ho...
I made this video especially for folks who need to make a lot of paper mache copies of a clay model, and they want to use products that are especially made for creating silicone molds.
There are videos online that show how to make cheaper molds using silicone caulking, but I've tried all those recipes and none of them come close to the quality you can get with the Rebound 25.
I buy the product in the larger size because I create clay models for all of the patterns I make for the masks and wall sculptures behind me in the video. The silicone will last for a very long time if you keep the lids on tight.
But if you only need one mold, they sell the product in smaller quantities, too. It isn't cheap, but I never use anything else for my molds.
BTW, if you're looking for Lion King mask patterns, or just want to check out the critters behind me in the video, go to www.ultimatepapermache.com/pa...
Items you might need to order:
Rebound 25 amzn.to/3cRBUmz
(For larger amounts, go to the Smooth-On website) www.smooth-on.com/products/re...
Titebound II: amzn.to/3eVAGtb
Thi-Vex thickener: amzn.to/314xxyQ
Plaster cloth: amzn.to/310FSDP
Sculpting tools for smoothing the clay: amzn.to/3r5Nhw4
Items available locally or online:
Spray finish - any brand will work: amzn.to/3r7VU9w
Nitril gloves (buy a size that fits well): amzn.to/3cVYD0Z
Paint sticks (You'll need two stir sticks for every layer of Rebound 25): amzn.to/38ZGLRy
Chip brush: amzn.to/3vMMEeq
Popsicle sticks: amzn.to/3tE6aIj
Medicine cups (your local pharmacy has them)
Clear drink cups (find them in your local grocery store)
Helpful videos:
Create one mask without a mold: • How to Make a Mask - (...
Three-part video series for making just one four-legged animal sculpture: • 1 - Make William the E...
Air dry clay recipe (test it - I don't know if it will work in a large silicone mold): www.ultimatepapermache.com/ne...
"Instant Paper Mache" recipe - too heavy for masks, but great for wall sculptures: • Fast And Easy Instant ...
How to apply paper strips to get them smooth: • Adding Paper Strips An...
How to make a stronger mother mold instead of using plaster cloth: • How To Make An Epoxy M...
Some of the links are affiliate links. If you click on them, thanks for your support! :)
If you make paper mache copies using Rebound 25, I'd love to see how they come out. Be sure to visit the Daily Sculptors page on my site and show them off. www.ultimatepapermache.com/da...
Have fun! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
This is the first time I've seen silicone painted on, rather than poured on. This seems so much less wasteful!
Yes, that's why I like it. A mold this size would be way too expensive for me, if I used the pouring kind.
Your skills are absolutely amazing! I'm surprised that the Smithsonian hasn't hired you to restore precious art, you are that good. You are such an inspiration, thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Yeah, I wish - but then I'd have to move out of this lovely little town by the lake, so I think I'll stay here. 😀 I'm glad you're enjoying the videos.
@@UltimatePaperMache I understand! I found my slice of heaven about 18 years ago, 20 acres on a mountain in S. California. It's very remote, not close to anything, but I'm surrounded by nature and peace.
I spent my first 40 years in a city in Texas I never liked, decided life is too short not to live the life I want, so I moved 1500 miles to a very different place.
I've lived off-grid here 15 years now, sometimes I don't see another human for weeks but I have 15 goats, chickens, cats a dog and a parrot, so I'm never lonely!
I used to be a professional artist, but gave it all up during my 15 year marriage to a violent alcoholic who hated my "arts and crap" as he called it. Now he's gone, and my schizophrenic adult son lives with me. He's artistic, too, so I've started art projects for fun that we both work on. It's helping us heal from the abuse we both endured. This house used to be oppressively sad and scary, but now it's a happy, even silly place!
My kitchen cabinets need repainting, but instead I've covered them with contact paper, and created collages on top of that with pictures of cute animals cut from feed bags, and other items. Decorating with trash! lol
I want to try making animal faces with paper mache to add 3-d effects. I figure when I get tired of it, it will be easy to peel off the contact paper.
@@LazyIRanch What an interesting idea! I love it. And I agree that art can make a huge difference to our state of mind, both while we're making it, and when we're surrounded by it. I never make sculptures of angry or sad animals or people, because I feel my house is my sanctuary and it should reflect the way I always want to feel. Being off-grid would be nice, too, but I'm firmly attached to the electric, water and gas lines. It makes me nervous, especially after what just happened in Texas. But I do have a big garden and chickens in the yard. When you make your animal faces for you kitchen, I hope you'll show them off on my blog - I'd love to see them.
Absolutely agree! Talent and ability to teach as well! 👍♥️🦊
Thank you. Excellent tutorial!
Yay! I'm so glad you're still uploading! I haven't watched you for a while.
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy the videos. 😀
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us! Your work is amazing. You make things easy to understand. I love that you share the don'ts with us.
Incredible! I will be trying this! Thank YOU for your knowledge!!
Have fun with it!
Wow she's still making videos. I haven't been in here for a while
Yes, I'm still at it. I don't make as many as I used to, though - my house is running out of room for more sculptures. 😀
Thanks so much Jonni! You always show me new and exciting ways to create. 💗
You are so welcome!
You are an absolute delight. 💖 Thank you for teaching me this skill
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have fun! 😀
Hi love your video's.
Thank you for sharing.
Love from Ireland ☘️
Glad you like them! 😀
Oh this look like lots of fun. Thanks for posting!
You're welcome. 😄
Wow. You're so creative.Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome - thanks for watching. 😊
Brilliant! I have often wondered how to make a mold for my papier mache. Thank you!
You’re welcome 😊-
Hello Jonni ! I just wanted to say thank you very much for your videos and inspirations you pushed me into doing masks and craft a lot of different things. This is a wonderful feeling! Thank you!
That is awesome!
I have some of yours books and I love it! Thank you so much
Awesome! Thank you!
You are amazing! Love your personality and all your craft, you're a great teacher! Greatings from Mexico 😊
Thank you so much! 😊
Your videos really helped me a lot! God bless you!
Glad I could help! 😀
THANNNNNNNK YOU,,, you are a LEGEND and a wonderful teacher.... thank you for sharing, for me its important work
You are welcome! What kind of work will you be using it for, if you don't mind me asking?
Absolutely amazing work
Thank you so much 😀
Always great to follow you Jonni
Greetings from Greenwich London ⚓️⛵️
Great to see you in such such good health 👍
Take care! ✌️😎👍
Thanks! 😀
These videos are so great i even started paper mache!
Glad you like them! Have fun! 😀
Your Work is Awesome!!!👍😊
Thank you so much 😀
This is exactly what I’ve been looking for
You are such a generous soul.
Thanks!
You are a great teacher!!!!!! I hope that you never run out of creative ideas. Thanks!!!!! Good job on the video and on the project!!!!😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😎
Thank you so much! I appreciate you're support. 😀
Wow!! You're so talented!! I really wanted to know this!! This has helped a LOT. Thanks!!
Glad it was helpful! 😀
Once again you amaze me this is another brilliant skill to add to my love of arts thanks so much for all your knowledge and help.
You are so welcome 😀
I'm so glad I found this channel. I am fascinated by this process. It was one of my favorite things to do as a kid and now I'm relearning as an adult. FUN!!
Yes - why should kids have all the fun? 😊
Thank you Jonni
Love that elephant!
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Hey I really like your projects its very enjoyable to watch.....my favourite is the wolf mask great job.....much respect
Thank you very much! 😀
You are just amazing
I would LOVE to watch you make a sloth. I think they are super cute and would make a great addition to your wall of animals!!
Maybe one day! 😀
Thank You For The Info!!!! Great Video!!! 👍😎😃
Glad it was helpful!
I literally have a project where I want to use a silicone mold and paper mache... and you just uploaded this.😱🤩 Great timing.
It amazes me that I’m actually making a wolf mask JAJAJAJA. This can’t be more accurate.
What a coincidence! I'm glad I could help. Will you be selling your mask?
@@UltimatePaperMache noooo, it’s a personal project for my career, I’m studying Visual Arts. I already know how to make silicone molds and resin pieces because of that, but resin can be really expensive and I wanted to experiment with something else. I never thought of making something of paper mache and now you saved my life with this video jajaja. Before I found it I was literally googling how to do a paper mache piece with a silicone mold.😂 I’m really excited to try this.
What I’m making is a sculpture of a fragmented woman’s body with two masks on the sides; a black sheep and a white wolf. It’s a sculpture about vulnerability and the two sides of a human. One “mask” can’t live without the other, they are part of the same body.
P.S: you have a new follower and it seems like I will be very active watching your videos jaja. You have the facility to teach things that can be caotic if you ignore there are some things to make it more effective. Thank you for that!
Your project sounds really exciting. I hope you'll show it off on my blog when it's done so we can all see how it comes out. You can do that here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
@@UltimatePaperMache thank you! I’m looking forward to it! 😄
@@UltimatePaperMache hello again! I’m sorry, do you have a video with a paper mache recipe that doesn’t need wall compound? The only ingredients I have are PVA glue and flour and maybe cornstarch, I don’t know if that’s enough to make a version.👀 I searched but I only found videos with wall compound and marble powder.
I know you did this video a year ago but I just wanted to say thank you. I so appreciate you and your gift. I would love to be one of your apprentices to file the incredible knowledge you have in your head. Again thank you 🙏
What a nice things to say! Thanks for your comment. :)
Just found your videos, I love them
Thanks! 😀
Thrilled to find you !
Welcome! I'm glad you found me, too. 😊
Me encanta sus trabajos es bellísimo 👍👍 amo su arte 😍💞💞👏👏💖
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Bravo for 200 K followers! 🎊 I am glad to hear the toad and the leaf are holding up and make you smile everytime you see the toad.
The dragon is going to be amazing. I love what you have done so far! I think dragons are more folk lure inspired by dinosaurs, prehistoric artifacts and art. Imagination and fascination and fear comes to mind as well.
I love my garden. However hornworm got to some of my tomato plants this year. Drought has been a issue too. Cucumbers are finally coming up. Happy to see your potatoes are doing well. Been busy with putting the finishing touches on my grandson's animal masks. 😊
Thanks, Jeanne Marie. Your grandson is going to be happy when his masks are finished. 😊
My cucumbers came up and I made a few jars of refrigerator pickles that were so sour I gave them to the chickens. Then the plants died. So much for my cucumber adventures! I hope yours do better next year (and that you have a better pickle recipe!). I hope you still get some tomatoes.
@@UltimatePaperMache you win some and you lose some. I am sure the chicken's enjoyed the pickles! Lol
This was a great help! thank u : )
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Love this! Ty
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Awesome as always!
Thanks again! 😀
Your fox sculpt is one of the prettiest, most realistic mask sculptures I've ever seen and I'm very impressed. I love making paper mache deer masks (I'm a taxidermist in training so I have been putting tin foil over a really old deer head to get the right proportions) and it's difficult to make it over and over with an equal proportion considering I want to be able to sell them soon while also wanting them to look uniform. This is a very helpful video, and once I get the money for the molding materials (starting college soon so I am a little tight on money haha) I'm definitely going to return to this video and others. I used to be disgusted by paper mache when I did it for the first time in elementary school (they didn't mix the flour right so it had a gross texture to me) but now it's one of my favorite art forms and I love looking at your channel for pointers :)
Gosh - thanks, Sky. You're going to have a very interesting career!
BTW, I used the clay fox sculpt as the basis for a new mask pattern. If you're interested you can see it here: th-cam.com/video/mNRpTMExWGY/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this… lots of food for thought.
I"m glad you enjoyed it. 😀
Love your videos
Thanks! 😊
You are Amazing.....!!!!🥰
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I’m in love with this and I’m not sure why
Ps. Please post more you’re very talented
something like this would be great for decoys. 👌
Interesting idea - but how will you keep the paper mache dry?
@@UltimatePaperMache I might know of something I could use that is weather proof 👌
Me encanta todo lo que hace, ojala pueda conseguir ese tipo de material
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Gracias por compartir 👏👏👏
Ooh. Gotta watch this a bit later .😁
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Thank you 😊
You're welcome 😊
Looking at the shape of that head I kept thinking an old bicycle seat would be perfect to shape around.. lol Love your crafts.. :D
Great idea!! 😀
I was just researching this topic a few days ago. Discovered the Chavant clays. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Hi jonni your work is fabulous! Wow. I'm interested in model making I ve done lots of paper mache. But I'm trying to do a fairy but I'm not doing a good job👎I watched you make the three wise men. That's the size I want in the fairy. I would love a tatorial on that subject please, thankyou so much for your help and watching a talented lady god bless jane 🙏🤗
So happy I found you channel and your paper mache clay recipe! I’m ever so grateful for all you hard work !
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. 😀
Very nice
Thanks 😊
I am glad that I’ve found you recently , and I feel I’ve missed a lot , trying to catch up, with your other videos.
I want just to start making simple flowers and some shape for jewellery to wear, could you please link me to the suitable recipe paper mache clay that doesn’t need armature under .
And I thank you again for your generosity.
May God bless you
I never make flowers or jewelry, so I'm probably the wrong person to ask. I almost always make sculptures over an armature. However, quite a few people have used my air dry clay recipe in small silicone molds for pendants. You can see that recipe here: th-cam.com/video/YOiovGN-yHA/w-d-xo.html
Thank you! Really great callout about using the correct type of gloves. I made the mistake of using modeling clay with that product very disappointing and costly.
Glad it was helpful! 😀
I am a Cosplayer and I’m interested in custom mask making so your channel has been the coolest thing ever for learning some more manageable techniques that aren’t as intimidating as resin casting etc. would you ever consider a tutorial on a paper mache mask that has a simple moving Jaw?
I've never made a mask with a moving jaw, so I'm afraid I can't help. If you find a good video that shows us how, I hope you'll share a link to it. 😊
Thanks you , your great art skill shared through a great loving heart.
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T-Nu sent me....Subscrided! Great channel!
Thanks for the sub!
Can I put the grout over the paper mache clay to make the sculpture safe for outdoor use ?
Yr videos are my 'go to' place for any of my clay requirements every time😁. This video - yet another priceless piece of super useful information😁. Thku so much for sharing! So Jonnie - i'd like to make a figure to go outside - im ok with armatures. But which one of yr videos would guide me to learn which type of clay is best for this that I can try and then waterproof of course?🤔
Id love to know how to 'hang' yr animal heads on the wall. Which video do i need to see how you hang yr makes on the wall?🙉. Any guidance would be fab?😁🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hi Kim. Thanks for your very nice comments. 😀 I don't use paper-based products for outdoor sculptures. I did a lot of experiments to find a product that would keep the water off them, and none of my experiments worked. However, you can still make garden art using basically the same sculpting techniques that I use, but without using paper mache. My garden gnome has been standing outside during two Minnesota winters, so I know it can be done. If you'd like to see how he was made so you can get some ideas for your next outdoor sculpture, this is the first video in the series: th-cam.com/video/xXSsRo59Kwo/w-d-xo.html
Do you know whether you could use resin with the silicone molds too?
I love your work, so talented! Thank you for sharing I love your videos
Yes you can! I haven't tried it yet, but a lot of people do. The link below is to a video from Brick in the Yard that goes over the basics of using resin in silicone molds. They use a different brand of silicone, but it's the same thing: th-cam.com/video/EqSnyw1hyVM/w-d-xo.html
@@UltimatePaperMache exciting, thank you so much!! 😍
Thank you for your good teaching 🙏🏽😍Can air dry dough be used instead of clay?
And the dough must be completely dry to use silicone?
And do you need a special spray to separate the dough from the surface of the mold? Because in your video the paste has a very smooth and shiny surface like ceramic?
The silicone won't stick to most things, so you can probably use air dry dough as your model, and build your mold around it. I use wet clay, and make the mold before the clay has dried. That's why it looks shiny. If you let it dry it's a little harder to get it out of the mold.
Thank you, this looks so good. Can liquid latex be used on the clay to make a mould?
I think so, but you'd need to ask a mold expert. I think I tried it once, and I didn't do it right, so I'm sure you could get better answers from someone who knows how to do it. This video might help: th-cam.com/video/o0AMUhndAPw/w-d-xo.html
Hi, I'd like to know if there's an alternative to silicone I could use to make molds over monster clay masks. I'm trying to find something more eco-friendly but it seems like everyone uses slicone
Your videos are so helpful, that you so much for sharing your knowledge!!
Can I ask, how would you make molds of vases? I’ve used bowls and different items put together and love the shape. I’d like to now paper mache this shape to make many vases using this shape but i’m lost as how to do this making a mold?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Hi Becky. I think you'd need to make two molds. If you have a mold for each side of a tall vase, you could put your paper mache in both of them, and maybe put the mold together and reach inside to finish the seam with a few more pieces of paper mache. If you can't reach inside, they would have to dry separately - and if they don't warp at all while they're drying, you could put the two sides together when they dry. It's possible that you could use a positive mold, like a vase that you already have. Put the paper mache over it, but create a seam so you'll be able to pull the two halves off the vase when the paper mache is dry. Those are the only two options I can think of. Have fun with your experiments!
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Yes, brilliant. That’s a great help and very much appreciated. I was reading your reply and thinking ‘how didn’t I think of this’ I can only assume it’s all these covid regulations here in the U.K. causing me brain fog! Thankfully, your video recipe for the paper mache clay- something which i’ve never heard of until I came across your channel- has definitely helped. It’s so therapeutic isn’t it.
As I say, I’m truly grateful and look forward to more videos from your channel! Thank you again for your help with this, i’ll let you know how I get on ☺️
@@beckyt3859 Have fun! If you'd like to show off your new vases on my site, you can do that here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
And I agree that any kind of creativity is therapeutic. I think in my Fast Faces book I said "Art is medicine for the soul." And this last year has proved that it's true. 😀
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Thank you mam.Pls if you already have a silicone mold design is it possible to use cement on the silicone to duplicate the design?
I'm not sure I understand your question, but you can use silicone molds to reproduce a concrete sculpture.
your work is wonderfull. I have a question, is it possible to add structure to a sculpture made with molds like this example?
This sculpture is completely open on the back, like a mask, so you could put anything inside it that you like. I would wait until the paper mache is dry, though.
@@UltimatePaperMache thanks, you are a great inspiration, thank your sharing all your knowledge
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thanks so much for all your videos...I've not done paper mache since I was a kid! I'm an artist and starting to work on a piece that is going to involve needing hundreds of river stones. It's going to be heavy enough as it is so I'm thinking paper mache would be an ideal medium. My original thought was to cover each stone with paper mache using one of your formulas, then use an exacto knife to open the paper mache to get the stone out, then paper macheing the stone shut. They will all be painted with acrylics to look like stones. I'm wondering if perhaps making a mold would work, but then I'm thinking I'd have to make it in 2 halves, creating more work than what's already going to be involved. Just wondering if you have any advice?
That sounds like a lot of work, no matter how you do it! If you don't need the stones to be exactly the same shape every time, you could just crumple some newspaper into the right sized blob, hold it firmly together by covering it with some masking tape, and cover that with your paper mache. You only need one or two layers of paper and paste if you have something inside to support the paper mache. And you wouldn't have to cut them apart and put them back together. You'd need a lot of masking tape, which can be expense. However, I found a brand (Tartan, by 3M) that works well for paper mache and is really cheap if you buy it online from Home Depot. A 60 yard roll of .70" tape is $0.79 on their website. Other stores charge a lot more for the same product. Have fun! We'd love to see how your project turns out, so remember to show it off here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache thanks for your suggestion. In your experience do you think the paper/masking tape route would present as smooth a surface? I'm almost thinking that creating a silicone mold like you did with the fox might be better...that way it would pick up the texture of some of the stones and the smoothness of others. I've got about a dozen stones to choose from and it would seem like the more molds I had the quicker the production rate might be. This is gonna take a while but I'll try to do a little video or something as I experiment. I see the finished piece in my mind, the hard part is making it happen in real life!! Thanks for your inspiration, I"ll be watching more of you videos to learn more.
@@thepainreliefcenter You would definitely get a smoother surface with the mold. I can't wait to see how it comes out! 😊
What is the name of the wet clay that you use. I'm thinking of going back to making clay work but I've only done it at high school with a kiln so first time doing it home. Any time for a home beginner
I used WED clay from the Laguna Clay Company for this sculpture, and I love it. However, it's only used as a modeling clay, and you can't fire it in a kiln. It's really nice clay, though.
How about using/ spreading smooth paper mache clay in the mold?
I've tried that, and it didn't make a very good casting. The texture of the paper caused little voids in the surface, and it made the casting look weird. Some people say that my air dry clay recipe works in silicone molds, but I think they were using small candy molds. I don't know if the shrinkage of the air dry clay would cause problems in a larger mold or not. You can see the recipe for the smooth air dry clay recipe here (if you haven't already found it): th-cam.com/video/YOiovGN-yHA/w-d-xo.html
What kind of clay do you use? Is it plasticine or natural earthen clay?
You can use any kind of clay for your model, as long as it doesn't contain sulfur. I'm using WED clay, an earthen clay with additives that make it really good for sculpting models (it can't be fired). But this works just as well with oil-based clay.
can I replace wa cly to platisine ? if using the plasine , which product I need to coat before the silicon application?
Make sure the clay doesn't contain sulfur - it should say on the package. I don't think you need to coat it - the silicone shouldn't stick to an oil-based clay.
@@UltimatePaperMache Thank you
what kind of brown paper are you using?
That's just the lightweight brown paper that comes in amazon.com boxes. Newspaper would work just as good.
Can you tell me the name of all the ingredients that I need to make a mold, thanks
I'm looking for making molds for paper mache from plaster of paris as it's a cheap and easily accessible material here. Silicone needs a mortgage and a search party to source it here.
Also, yes I'd be interested to know why you'd make a mold for a single item.
Hi Petrik - I haven't tried using paper strips and paste in a plaster of Paris mold, but there's a guest post on my site showing us how one artist does it. You can see that post here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/how-to-use-paper-mache-with-a-plaster-mold
And I make molds for just one item because I really like to play with real clay. I can be much more spontaneous with clay than I can with paper mache, and you can get some really nice, fine details that are really hard to get any other way. But I can't afford a kiln, so the only way I can make my clay sculptures permanent is to make a mold and cast them in plaster. Thanks for asking. :)
How can I make a mold from a clay bust I have made but cant have backer because there could be air gaps in it
Hi Joke. Do you mean you can't fire the clay because of the air gaps? Some people like to make plaster molds of their clay sculptures, but I've never been very good at it. What kind of material will you be using for the casting?
Also the ingredients for paper mache clay thank you in advance Marie
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Hi mom have you try cold porcelain?
Do you mean have I tried using cold porcelain in a mold? No - but if you do some experiments I'd love to hear what you find out.
When making masks, do you recommend using paper mache clay or paper strips?
I don't recommend using the paper mache clay for a part of the mask that will be next to the skin. It dries as hard as a rock, and it has a slight texture so it's almost impossible to make it smooth enough to be comfortable. But you can use it for the details on a mask made with paper strips and paste.
@@UltimatePaperMache THANK you sooooooo much for your reply! I didn't expect a response... I wish I'd asked sooner! I have just taken to paper mache and have been experimenting and watching your videos. There's been a LOT of trial and error.... heavy on the error
@@meli9636 Yeah, I get lots of those errors, too - but the things that go wrong sometimes turn into something we can eventually use for something else. If we're lucky. 🙂
Can you reuse your clay after you make the mold ?
Yes, you can.
Do you think I could make a silicone mould for a ballet shoe?
Do you mean a paper mache ballet shoe? You'd need to make a two-part mold, apply the paper mache to each part separately, and then put them together with more strips of paper mache when they're dry. Would you want to actually wear it? Or is it for an art project?
@@UltimatePaperMache I have a ballet school and I’d like to make small shoes as Christmas tree ornaments
What kind of brown paper? various kinds available in market. ♥️
I'm using the brown paper that comes with amazon.com boxes. It's just slightly stiffer than newspaper. Newspaper actually works better, but the brown paper would look better in the video so that's what I used for the demo. You want the paper to be soft enough to follow all the curves inside the mold.
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Not sure if you added this at some point in your video, but the type of clay you use will actually matter a lot- clays containing sulfur will inhibit the silicone from curing and just ruin your sculpture. A good oil based clay is monster clay- i'm not sure about air dries. Sculpy is one that is baked in an oven, and is also good.
That is true - thanks for the reminder. I intended to mention it, but cut out that part when I was trying to make the video shorter. Do look on the label when buying your modeling clay to make sure it doesn't contain sulfur.
You’re so cool. I hope you had 20 kids !
No, I had just one. She's an award-winning oil painter now, and a mom. th-cam.com/video/E3IggYWRnZ8/w-d-xo.html
@@UltimatePaperMache that’s very cool! You are SO talented, I adore your work. 👍
I do see why you would want to make copies of it but at the same time I've seen people using some caulk silicone to make molds. The price of $37 is a lot of money for a mold but if it's going to be for a long period of time then maybe it's worth it if you can't do it with the caulk mode
I've tried the caulk silicone recipes, and I couldn't get a mold that was as good as you can get with the product that's actually made for that purpose. I wouldn't rely on the DIY version if I was making something to sell, but maybe I just didn't do it right.
Hi my dear friend.
Hello 😊
Please tell how to make paint please tell at home
I don't know how to make paint.
@@UltimatePaperMache ok I understand
Just one???? Nooo I want one also :( the little monkey head :)
Do you do commission I would like to hire you to do me a peice.
Yes, Why?
Why what?
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If people are wearing this how toxic is the wood glue, when dry, even if painted?... I can see fir a decorative wall item, but would be concerned about people wearing this and maybe sweating, and chemicals being absorbed into the skin?
According to the Titebond website: "All of our Titebond wood glues are safe to use and produce no harmful fumes. They meet the requirements of ASTM D4236 for safe use with arts and crafts. Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue and Titebond II Premium Wood Glue have both been approved for indirect food contact."
They do recommend using gloves when working with the wet glue right out of the bottle, but you'd want to do that anyway. It feels weird when it dries on your hands.
you talk 2 much ? plz try to show us just how it works??