Paper mache parade float

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I don't have any pictures of the process, but I volunteered to make a paper mache sand-man (snowman) for my kids' Scout troop float in our Christmas parade last year. The theme was "tropical Christmas" which is why it's a sand-man. I blew up three balloons and covered them in paper mache. When they were dry, I popped the balloons and used the holes where the balloons weren't covered to stack my body parts on top of each other. I used more paper mache to paste the body parts together and let…

Artist and sculptress Dorothy has just turned her hand at papier mache - and what an impressive beast!

Paper mâché Liberty Bell Craft. 60% actual size. Made with chicken wire, paper mâché, spray paint primer, and tempera paint. Almost completely done by Kindergartners.