Diy dragon head cardboard

This is a beginner beginner-friendly paper mache sculpture that you can put together with an empty cereal box and a few simple art supplies, but there's so much potential for more experienced...

After downloading and printing this dragon head pattern and taping it together, you'll turn it into a permanent sculpture with one layer of paper mache. Then start adding your own creative touches, like horns, spikes, and teeth - it will be a real eye-catching addition to any room.

All of my cardboard pieces are made in the same way. Corrugated cardboard or packaging bonded together with hot melt glue. It's very cheap and surprisingly durable. I learned the technique from one...

Upcycled Dragon Head Mask: A friend made a Halloween Challenge to create some kind of costume or prop for no more than $50, and I decided to try for a build where I didn't have to buy anything at all. All recycled and things I had. The materials were all free, but I admit I d…

Dragon Costume: The 9 month Halloween costume construction project this year is an "international" dragon. I got fact-checked that Chinese dragons don't have wings or three toes. I hope you enjoy the photo shoot with fireworks at a Chinese garden. Nicest groundskee…

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Chinese dragon head built for my wife's classroom. By Todd Van Fleet. Made with cardboard, foam core and lots of hot glue. Painted with spray paint. The handles are PVC so kids can hold it over their head.

Cardboard dragon by HF school

This Dragon Knight Costume was made out of boxes and paint!