Paper Maché

This video tutorial demonstrates the process of creating a sculpture using paper mache. It begins with preparing materials, such as cutting newspaper strips and mixing glue. The tutorial explains different glue mixtures, including white glue and flour options. It then guides viewers through applying the paper mache to an armature, ensuring the sculpture is thick enough. Once dry, the sculpture can be painted or decorated. The video encourages viewers to try the process themselves, emphasizing the importance of preparation and layering.

What is the recommended ratio of white glue to water for the glue mixture?

• 40:60

• 60:40

• 50:50

• 70:30

What is an alternative to the glue mixture made of white glue and water?

• A mix of flour and water

• A mix of vinegar and water

• A mix of sugar and water

• A mix of salt and water

What is the purpose of using an armature in paper mache?

• To speed up the drying process

• To make the sculpture waterproof

• To provide a base structure for layering

• To add color to the sculpture

How many layers of newspaper strips are recommended for a sturdy sculpture?

• 4 to 5 layers

• 2 to 3 layers

• 1 to 2 layers

• 3 to 4 layers

What can you do once the paper mache sculpture is completely dry?

• Soak it in water

• Dismantle the armature

• Paint or decorate it

• Add more layers