Part 2: Taxidermy Trophy Heads | Art Lesson | Paper Mache the Base

This video tutorial guides students through the process of creating a paper mache project. It begins with preparation steps, including writing a name tag and tearing newspaper strips. The tutorial then explains how to use Elmer's paper mache paste and apply it to the strips. Students learn techniques for layering the strips to create a sturdy base, ensuring the project is not overly soggy. The video concludes with instructions on attaching the name tag and cleaning up the workspace. Emphasis is placed on teamwork and following directions for a successful project.

What is the first step in preparing for the paper mache project?

• Cover the base with strips

• Mix the paste

• Write your name and class number on a scrap of paper

• Tear newspaper strips

How wide should the newspaper strips be for the paper mache project?

• 4 inches

• 2 inches

• 1 inch

• 3 inches

What is the recommended number of layers for the paper mache project?

• Two layers

• One layer

• Three layers

• Four layers

Why is it important to layer the strips in different directions?

• To help the strips stay down better

• To make it look colorful

• To use more paste

• To make it dry faster

What should you use to clean the table after finishing the paper mache project?

• A sponge

• A wet paper towel

• A cloth with soap

• A dry paper towel