I love how you beautiful bowls came out.. can you show us how you made you special glue you added at the end like brushing it’s to the bowl? Thank you I would to know how you made its an I feel it’s very strong… thank you and really love your bowls💖💖💖💖

sorry but because i am not really good with my english can you say with what we blend the paper in the bowl soda and?

hello

I am also wholesaler of paper machi I have e Christmas balls and stars and boxes I want to export can any one help me plz

To bad u never answer the messages u get....👎

Hola me gustaría que fuera en español yo tengo un taller de papel Mache

Thanks for uploading the video, you are insipring many People.. Sure Many parents and Kids can use Paper Clay as Creative play TOOL . Here is what my 5yr old boy Built : kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpCvmntvqa-toLs ; Not just Watch the video.. go out and DO IT. The purpose of my Video share is to make Kids Belive they can Do this when my KinderGarten boy can do ..also encourage other parents to also help their kids.. Enjoy n Spend Quality Time together

I know...RABBIT SKIN, hit me hard. WE'd be weakling and use something close. BUT the CHALK, does it draw out moisture in your hands and such? I wondered... Isn't she lovely... a dream come true a home, lovely then made good again, then, your children and your art...and to have an accent and be lovely...lolol My 19 year old, grew up with all kinds of odd projects being done. I hear her say once, Yea my mom is an artist, so she is a little...ODD......lololol

please, paper mixed with flour and glue, and what are they third bran? thank you beautiful!

What happened toward the end, it went blank?

Great video, i'm learning thanks for all your tips.

Oh no, that is far too much work for me haha best to you though.

Making paper mache to Stevie Ray Vaughn - god bless the internet.

imagine those exquisite things just came from newspapers and with just a bit of creativity

Beautiful & Creative!!

Gesso made with rabbit skin glue and whiting is a very traditional medium that has been used by artists for centuries. If you are squeamish about using rabbit skin glue, you could probably substitute acrylic gesso, but it won't be as good or as strong. Where I live (Australia) rabbits are an introduced pest species that wreaks havoc on the endemic species and often build up to plague proportions.......I have NO QUALMS at all about using rabbit skin glue (although it is a bit pongy!) Akubra hats are made from felted rabbit fur - another good use for an invasive pest.Now if we could just find a use for cane toads.........

I use another technique, pasting flat pieces of paper on the form (made by taping bundles of crushed newspaper together). glue is premade clear strippable wallpaper paste. works great in san francisco, where its very damp. you can do 3 layers a day!

These bowls are quite beautiful. The papier mache is quite a different method than I used in the classroom. It makes for a different texture which is quite visually pleasing.

You lost me at rabbit skin glue. There are many non-animal ingredients you can use. If you don't want glue made from your skin why would you use glue from rabbits? Not cool.

this is wonderful !! can you explain how you make the board to some of your bowls? Thank you

Please write the recipe mixture, I do not understand English very well by ear. Pls!

Excuse me! What kinds of powder are they? Where I can get them?

Thank you so much! Very interesting!

Anyone playing Stevie Ray Vaughn in their video has my vote! Actually the video was really good & very detailed. Thanks for posting

What a lovely video. You must have worked really hard to get where you are. Thank you for sharing. Alice

Wonderful talent

Hilary please tell me, can bottled, liquid gesso be used instead of the chalk ? I'd have to adjust the recipe to include more dry ingredients like the paper and sawdust I guess, but if gesso can be used instead of the chalk then that makes things easier {for me anyway}. What caused this question was when I read this from a store that sells marble dust {which is basically the same as chalk/calcium carbonate ?} - So this is what they wrote about the marble dust; "Marble dust is made from powdered calcium carbonate. Use with rabbit skin glue to mix your own traditional gesso, or with oil paints to create texture." So...after reading that I thought if you only have to add glue to the marble dust in order to make gesso, {and I'm already putting glue in the mix although not rabbit glue....} maybe I could just use gesso instead of the marble dust, in place of it. The marble dust being used as replacement/ or "same thing" as the chalk.

GREAT STUFF!

I have tried your method, and the bowls have come out great!!! I can't wait to hand them over at Christmas, thankyou for sharing your work. I was wondering how much do your bowls sell for?

I am trying this method for Christmas presents this year, i will let you know how it goes :-)

BORING!

Beautiful work

WowZ,

Wonderful

Yes sawdust or wood shavings - they add bulk and texture and absorb glue - you can experiment with different types of wood shavings if you know a friendly carpenter!

I sometimes pick it up when walking in the country if I see a place where trees are being chopped up for fire wood - there is often a pile of it nearby. But most often I go into a pet shop and buy the packet stuff they sell for bedding for rabbits! If you know anyone who works with wood or a local education centre where they run woodwork classes you could ask and possibly get different types of shavings and experiment.

I tend to use Daler-Rowney acrylic inks a lot - FW range and the iridescent range. The colours are a little 'sweet' so I over paint with Dr Martins transparent water colours.

Yes it is gesso but I have since discovered Annie Sloans chalk paint which is wonderful!

I buy mine from a pottery suppliers. Basically a place where ceramicists buy their ingredients for making pots and glazes. Garden centres used to supply it as it was used for making a white wash to paint onto the glass and help to reduce the suns intensity on greenhouses. It can be bought from chemists sometimes and from craft suppliers. If you intend to make lots of work then the pottery suppliers would be the best place to go for it. If smaller quantities are needed then a craft supplier.

I buy mine from a pottery suppliers. Basically a place where ceramicists buy their ingredients for making pots and glazes. Garden centres used to supply it as it was used for making a white wash to paint onto the glass and help to reduce the suns intensity on greenhouses. It can be bought from chemists sometimes and from craft suppliers. If you intend to make lots of work then the pottery suppliers would be the best place to go for it. If smaller quantities are needed then a craft supplier.

Thank you for the information. I still have a question. Where to buy chalk? In Dutch it means 'krijt'.

1/2 paper pulp. 1/2 wood shavings or sawdust ( can bought as bedding for rabbits). 1/4 powdered chalk (whiting). P.V.A glue.

Hello, Could you please tell me what to ad again, because it was not really clear to me!

yes gesso but you can also use Chalk Paint -

wow! sooo...cool!!

gesso

Hi, what is the final masking mix you are brushing (3:53) ?

beatiful! What brand of paint do you you use for the finish?

thanks!

sawdust