Paper-mâché can help you advocate the recycling paper

materials and create your own decorative materials at home.

The Paper mâché art was originated from China.

The most popular application paper mâché here in the

Philippines is the Taka of Paete, Laguna.

To make a paper mâché, make sure that your glue is dry and

hard.

There is no need to add paint in your finish product paper

mâché because it can destroy the design of your work.

Paper mâché art can help save the environment by lessening the

trashes like unwanted magazines, newspapers, notebooks, etc.

Paper mâché art is made up of mashed papers, molded around the

solid form added with some sort of paste.

Paper mâché art can be used as decorative ornaments like toys,

flowers, and pet animals.

Paper mâché art is an adult activity and it is expensive when it

comes to materials needed for the artwork.