Paper mache ideas creative

Two easy recipes for making paper mache (one with flour, one without) plus a variety of helpful beginner tips. Suitable craft for kids & no cooking required.

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When I first tried paper mache, my goal was simple: make a bowl. That project turned into a love for transforming newspaper and glue into something new. I started small, making shapes and animals. It was messy fun, and I learned a lot by just doing. Each piece was better than the last, and soon, I was making items not just for myself but as gifts for friends and family too. I explored more and found out I could make almost anything with paper mache. I challenged myself with more detailed…

Experimenting with flowers. Had fun making and painting these. I'm sure there will be more. I used some discarded pieces of plastic packaging for the bases, and cut out cardboard petals to build up the blossoms. Covered all surfaces in masking tape. Smeared with paper mache clay. Love the texture. The finished product: Sanded, primed with gesso, and painted with acrylics and gold accent. They ought to make nice jewelry dishes.

The possibilities are endless with paper mache! Even young children will love creating this paper mache art for kindergarten + free recipe.

Made by Jon Keller

Papier Mache (or Paper Mache, as it's often spelled) is an easy and fun way to create a durable gift or decoration, and all kids can...