How to Add Color with Construction Paper to a Paper Mache’ Shoe (Part 3) | Art Lesson

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of decorating a paper-mâché shoe using construction paper. It begins with applying newspaper layers, followed by selecting and applying a base color. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using small pieces of paper for better results. It also covers measuring and fitting the insole, and concludes with adding final decorations and details for a polished look.

What is the purpose of leaving certain areas of the shoe free from newspaper?

• To save time

• To allow for better air circulation

• To create specific design effects

• To make the shoe lighter

Why is it important to use thumbprint-sized pieces of colored paper?

• They dry faster

• They ensure better coverage and craftsmanship

• They prevent the paste from discoloring

• They are easier to handle

What should you avoid doing when applying paste to the construction paper?

• Dipping the construction paper directly into the paste

• Applying paste with a brush

• Using paste on both sides of the paper

• Using too much paste

What is the insole of the shoe?

• The outer layer of the shoe

• The decorative part of the shoe

• The part that covers the heel

• The removable part that goes under your foot

Why should additional decorations be added after the base layer of color?

• To save time during the process

• To make the shoe more colorful

• To enhance the overall craftsmanship

• To ensure they stick better