Plaster and Paint Pumpkin Part 2 - Plaster

This video tutorial is part of a series on creating plaster pumpkins. It covers the preparation and safety measures needed when working with plaster cloth, including setting up the workspace and applying the plaster strips to the pumpkin. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of layering and smoothing the strips, while avoiding plastering over the name area. It concludes with instructions on proper cleanup to prevent clogging drains and encourages planning the painting design for the next class.

What is a crucial safety measure to take when working with plaster cloth?

• Keep a mask on to avoid inhaling dust

• Use goggles to protect your eyes

• Wear a hat to keep dust out of your hair

• Wear gloves to protect your hands

What should you do before applying plaster cloth strips to your pumpkin?

• Soak the strips in hot water

• Cut the strips into smaller pieces

• Set up your workspace with blue trays and water

• Apply glue to the pumpkin surface

How should you apply the plaster cloth strips to ensure they adhere properly?

• Use a brush to smooth them down

• Leave gaps between the strips

• Apply them in a single layer

• Overlap and criss-cross the strips

What area of the pumpkin should be left unplastered?

• The top of the pumpkin

• The sides of the pumpkin

• The center area of the bottom with your name

• The entire bottom of the pumpkin

What is the correct way to dispose of dirty water with plaster residue?

• Leave it in the classroom

• Pour it down the sink

• Dispose of it in the dirty water buckets

• Dump it into the clean water buckets