Paper mountains

A paper mache mountain provides a frugal way to build a volcano for a school project or add to a model railroad landscape. Blend paper, water and glue. Build a frame and cover it with tape and the paper mache, then paint and add accessories.

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Description And another kirigami. At the time I thought making a paper mountain following the contour-lines was a great idea. It was fun to cut, easy to fold, but I had a really hard time designing it: it had to look like a rock or something similar and to fit the requirements of a kirigami. I managed to negotiate between the two and here is the result. I used thin flexible paper. It ressembles bristol paper, but it aint, and I have no idea how it's called. This time I took the picture in my…

This Torn Paper Mountain Landscape Art project creates a unique visual for kids when learning about faith to “move a mountain,” mountain landforms — or any other mountain lesson.

Inexpensive and easy-to-find maps and map gift wrap were the perfect material for David Stark's paper mountain centerpiece seen on Martha Stewart Living.

Using paper with a white core I am able to create clouds in the sky, snow on the mountains and surf on the water when I tear the paper to make the scenes