Paper mache castle

Next paper mâché the castle with newspaper and watered down PVA glue. Put in front of fan to dry if in rush like me.

Laetitia Miéral on Instagram: "Creating these days a medieval manuscript with a medieval garden and Castle in progress for the next exhibition organized by le Centre des Monuments Nationaux and @_umbrisidearum about gardens which will start in a beautiful french castle later this spring. I will have a video up tomorrow on you tube sharing more about this project. A nice Easter weekend to you ! #merveillesenpapier #onmydesk #paperartist #inmystudio #frenchstudio #artstudio #frenchartist…

I recycled some Coke plastic bottles into a fairy house lamp. Materials used: plastic bottles, tin foil, paint, hot glue and paper clay. Have fun!

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Hello everyone! I have a fun Sizzix tutorial to share with you today. When I made my Tall Grungy Houses a few weeks ago, they got me thinking about making a fairy tale castle using my Sizzix dies. I k

The dollhouse workshop has just reopened, and the last video shares the Dollhouse nice spring cleaning !

We have a plethora of diaper boxes at this house with two babies who are not potty trained for at least a couple of years to come. And they are just too beautiful to throw away. My scissors and these boxes have been begging me to set them up on a date for a while. I put two boxes for rooms on the right and left with an arch in between the two to be a circular tower. You can see my arch template background. I used that template to make sure all the floors and ceilings within the center tower…

Amazing fantasy castle - no tutorial but lots of photos showing different stages a true inspiration made from cardboard and Paper Mache and air dry clay

In Episode 1, with a little bit of elbow grease, sweat and fun work, you built a handy piece of cardboard furniture. Time has now come to gorgeous-ify AND make it last. There are several materials you can use to pretty things up: Nepalese paper, craft paper, wallpaper, paint -- but whatever you choose, you cannot do without a Final Layer of Waterproofing Coating. This is the key.