What is Under There?!
What is Under There?!
Here you will find how to use a variety of mixed media materials (Hidden Secrets) to achieve certain looks with your paper-mâché and other projects.
Embedded Files
Googly Eyes
Googly Eyes
Bubble Wrap
Bubble Wrap
Ping Pong Balls
Ping Pong Balls
Aluminum Foil
Aluminum Foil
Pool Noodles
Pool Noodles
Crumpled Paper
Crumpled Paper
Christmas Ornaments
Christmas Ornaments
Cosplay Foam Clay
Cosplay Foam Clay
Great Stuff Foam
Great Stuff Foam
Textured Fabric
Textured Fabric
Straws
Straws
Floral Stems/Wire
Floral Stems/Wire
String
String
Rope
Rope
Fantastic Finds for More Projects
Fantastic Finds for More Projects
Check out this amazing Cosplay Artist's review of all sorts of other materials worthy of experimenting with:
Check out this amazing Cosplay Artist's review of all sorts of other materials worthy of experimenting with:
**She also has some pretty amazing (and very reasonable) costuming patterns on her site for sale!**
My beautiful Robin Hood hat crafted from Julie Chantal's hat pattern found here.
Check out this amazing Cardboard Artist's patterns for creative cardboard builds! His patterns are designed to be left in the raw, but many could also be covered in Papier-mâché to withstand the test of time:
Check out this amazing Cardboard Artist's patterns for creative cardboard builds! His patterns are designed to be left in the raw, but many could also be covered in Papier-mâché to withstand the test of time:
Samuel Wilde and Cardboard Adventures
Here are our awesome James and the Giant Peach Seagulls that we adapted from Samuel Wilde's owl puppet pattern! And yes, we used a little papier-mâché to help secure the necks. (Our spooky trees surrounding our projection screen are blue paper towel papier-mâché too!)
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