Not too heavy. Maybe 10 pounds.

You can choose the speed to watch the video. Go to your settings and select the playback speed you want.

You are very welcome! Good luck!

Thank you very much! That means a lot coming from a fellow cat lover and catio builder! Take care

Oh yeah - and someone kept spray painting my cat green.

@@Poppy-yx8js What a great comment! I couldn't agree more with everything you said. I had outdoor cats in years past. And I paid the price. I found one stray who was a leukemia carrier (but didn't show symptoms himself) who infected my other cats. It was terrible. And despite how it looks from my back yard I live in a big city on a busy arterial. Lots of cars and now lots of coyotes. Every day cats go missing and are often victim of the resurgent coyotes. The catio may not be perfect freedom but it is a good compromise, and certainly better than the exposing them to the dangers of the city. Thanks for the nice remarks. Good luck to you and your kitties! Dan

Sorry, just now seeing your comment. Thank you so much! You are very kind. I'm really flattered that you recall watching these from years back. I'm pretty amazed how long these have been up! Take care Dan

I used polymer clay. Brands include Fimo and Sculpey. But there are others. You bake it in your oven. Any craft supply store will have it.

You must be a cat lover. Thank you very much for your kind remarks. Take care

I couldn't agree more. Thank you!

Yes! 🙂

@@GourmetPaperMache_ Your work is inspiration. I do paper mache, but more paper clay. I find it provides a smoother finish for certain animals.

Thank you very much Matteo!

Thank you for the nice comment! It was a labor of love. My cats give to me more than I could possibly give to them. Take care. And give your beautiful Savannah a pat on the head for me.

Thank you very much! You are very kind.

So glad you like the music! I work hard to find music that works with the videos.

Thank you for the nice comment! You must be a cat lover.

I am. And you too! 🙂

Thank you very much Kristi! You are very kind.

Thank you Mark! I hope all is well with you and that you are still making great art!

@GourmetPaperMache_ so glad to see you back at it on the tuber, Monster Man. ❤️ you bet you bet you bet. I'm working on a lamp with Billy the Kid I'll try to shoot some pics your way when I get it done. Boss, what color red did you use to paint the Dragon?

@@geronimosrifle2913 Excellent! I look forward to it!

@Gourmetpapermache thank you, boss. Cheers Mr Dan🤙

Too funny! You are the first person to notice that I put bigger eyes on the bear.

So glad you like the videos. Thank you very much for the nice remarks! I'm very flattered.

You are too funny! Maybe the understudy of creativity. Thank you as always.

@@Gourmetpapermache The Sensei Of Papermache Dragons, Dear Sir, The Sensei Of Papermache Dragons!

@@anomalotheriataurus8806 You are very kind. Thank you.

@@Gourmetpapermache I Try

I never use balloons, They are too symmetrical. If you look at the beginning of the video you'll see crumpled balls of paper in various shapes. You'll see me cutting upen one that looks like an elongated football. I pulled out the wadded paper and used the shells for the head. I hot glued the teeth onto that she'll and added my "cloth mache" (cloth dipped in white glue). Those jaws are basically the head once I add the other other parts like the nose, ears, eyes etc..

Interesting. Thanks!

I used Rustoleum spray paint here because the color and sheen matched that of the wagon. It was gloss but still took the highlights, which were acrylic, just fine. I don't know what kind of spray paint would wipe off. It must have been water based.

Thank you so much!

I don't know if anyone saw my dragon before hand, but I do see the resemblance. Thank you for watching and commenting!

Hello Pepe! Nice to hear from you!

So glad to hear that! I'm happy that it worked out!

Thank you dragon maker! I'm very flattered.

Do you mean you want more dragons? Or that this is another dragon?

I want more dragons please

So nice to hear from you Debbie! Thank you as always. Hope all is well.

@@Gourmetpapermache All is well. Always nice to see you creating!

So nice to hear from you again Slugstoppa! I think I read your first comment on my first video years ago. I'm very flattered. Hope all is well.

Thank you very much!

@Gourmetpapermache 🤗

I am here. Barely. Thank you as always!

Thank you as always Christopher! I'm very flattered. Hope you are well.

Thank you very much!

Hey Sue. Thank you. Hope you are well!

Me too. I was 10 years younger. I'm flattered that you still visit my channel! Thank you!

Thank you very much Anne! I appreciate the approval!

@ I’ve all subbed up. I still have dragon body parts around the house. I’ve never got around to finishing mine 🫤. Life gets in the way lol, one day though 😬. Love your work

@@annebeginn2034 I totally get it about life getting in the way and also having parts of projects all over the house. But eventually I put them together,. Hope you get to your projects too, Take care

Thank you!

That is an old bed sheet dipped in white glue for the "skin" including the wings. I realize I'm in a strange mood with the last three dragon-like projects. The clown/dragon wasn't meant to be political. Just a challenge to put two concepts together. Thanks for watching and the nice comment as always!

Hey Nikki! You are so reliable. Thank you very much! I hope you are well.

So nice to hear from you again. Thank you so much!

Thank you very much! I'm really flattered. Take care

This took a few weeks. But I don't work at it like a job. Just play some time each day. I just use flour and water paste for the paper mache. White glue for the cloth "skin". Although sometimes I use white glue (I like Elmer's Glue All) for both. Take care

I am very flattered by your comment. Thank you very much for the nice remarks. I appreciate you coming back to see these videos.

Me and Sam. Thank you!