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Hello everyone, I'm new here. I have been experimenting with paper mache powder recipes like the commercial product powder that you can buy in art and crafty shops. So far I have had limited sucess and was wondering if anyone would be generous enough to share their recipe if they have managed to make a similar product. The best thing I have done so far is make a pulp add glue dry it out in the air for several days and then dry it out in a slow oven for up to 12 hours and then I break it up and put it through my husbands heavy duty grinder. Its a laborious and long process and a simpler more efficient one would be greatly appreciated.
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dear buddyrocket, or blissed out; I am writing you from Canada (in a snow storm, beside the woodstove). Am new to papier mache, although we did some way back in school.
Why do you want a powder? Can you make molds with it? If so, what kind and how? I admire your efforts to make the powder; is it because it costs less or because you can't buy the powder? What kind of glue do you use? I know you asked for help and here I am with more questions... Sorry!
I paint and I sculpt in ceramic and want to make copies in a light, relatively permanent medium that is not very toxic. That way I can share my sculptures by mail all over the world. Is papier mache considered a real artist's medium? I would want the sculptures to last at least 30-40 years. And can I give more detail; I mean really sculpt them after molding them, let's say if they are made out of your powder??? My email address in "bernalainlap@globetrotter.net" Please zap me, and have a great day!!!
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