How to paper mache

Two easy recipes for making paper mache (one with flour, one without) plus a variety of helpful beginner tips. Suitable craft for kids & no cooking required.

Easy paper mache recipe that is strong, durable, cheap. Made from every day ingredients. Only 2 ingredients needed for tried & tested paste.

An easy-to-follow tutorial to make paper mache, including materials, drying, and what to do next! Great for kids, homeschools, teachers, and anyone who wants to recycle or learn a fun new art medium.

Papier Mâché, french for “chewed paper,” is an inexpensive, fun way for kids to create sculptures. This safe, easy-to-make paper mache recipe for kids uses just a few basic kitchen sup…

I often get asked how I make my paper or papier mache paste. The only time I've posted my recipe was in the middle of one my projec...

This video shows you how to smooth out the papery texture of paper mache clay without adding a second coat, and without sanding. Plus, it's really easy!

Recently I decided to see if I could make my own air dry, paper clay to use on some of my paper mache projects. I ended up with a rea...

Make this easy paper mache clay with inexpensive ingredients. It will mix up in about 5 minutes. Easier to use than traditional paper mache--and no mess!

Create a strong paper mache mask really fast by using Titebond III glue instead of the usual flour and water paste. Just one layer completes your masterpiece.

Paper Mache paste is a liquid glue made with flour and water. It can be used to cover a variety of surfaces to create sculptures, pinatas and other arts and crafts projects. Once dried, the hard outer shell is easy to paint and decorate.