I’ve used the brown tape successfully. It works really well on cardboard tubes. I simply wet the tape in a bowl like you did but then come behind it and dry it with kitchen paper getting rid of the excess water and this has seem to work really well, but I’m in the UK and I’m using The tape available in the UK, which might be different to the tape that you have. I have made successfully sausage dogs using cardboard tubes and I’ve had no problem.
I read through the amazon reviews, and I wasn't the only one who couldn't get the tape to stick very well - do you know what brand you use? And, BTW, we'd love to see those sausage dogs. If you'd like to share a few photos, you're welcome to do that on the Daily Sculptors page on my site: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
It is so cool that you are willing to try new things. It is just as cool to see your subscribers trying to help you. I think that if you wanted jagged edges, you could use a pinking shears; that would make a "saw tooth" cut. That tape reminds me of my shipping clerk days. Just go with what you know works and with what you like.
Click on the Closed Captions (CC) icon below the video, then click on the Gear icon, and choose Subtitles, and then Auto-Translate, and French. It's a lot of clicks, but it should help.
The bear is almost done. I added some paper mache clay fur to him after getting all the pieces taped together, and just put up a video to show how I used a piece of foil to sculpt curved fur lines. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/nWrk5InHPRM/видео.html
This tape is for watercolour paper fixing because the watercolour paper will expand after soaking with pigments and water, but dry at different times and areas, so this tape will provide a very strong attachment on the edges, make sure the paper is very flat after drying. I use them for many years they are perfect for watercolour, but maybe not for sculpture.😀
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I’ve used the brown tape successfully. It works really well on cardboard tubes. I simply wet the tape in a bowl like you did but then come behind it and dry it with kitchen paper getting rid of the excess water and this has seem to work really well, but I’m in the UK and I’m using The tape available in the UK, which might be different to the tape that you have. I have made successfully sausage dogs using cardboard tubes and I’ve had no problem.
I read through the amazon reviews, and I wasn't the only one who couldn't get the tape to stick very well - do you know what brand you use? And, BTW, we'd love to see those sausage dogs. If you'd like to share a few photos, you're welcome to do that on the Daily Sculptors page on my site: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
It is so cool that you are willing to try new things. It is just as cool to see your subscribers trying to help you. I think that if you wanted jagged edges, you could use a pinking shears; that would make a "saw tooth" cut. That tape reminds me of my shipping clerk days. Just go with what you know works and with what you like.
Interesting tip, Alan. I don't think I'll play with this tape much anymore - it wasn't as much fun as I thought it would be. 😊
Glad you found an alternative.
J aime beaucoup mais comment faire ? Pour avoir les vidéos en français ? Merci
Click on the Closed Captions (CC) icon below the video, then click on the Gear icon, and choose Subtitles, and then Auto-Translate, and French. It's a lot of clicks, but it should help.
Thank you! 👍
You're welcome!
Loving your videos ty!!for sharing your valuable information & time 🙏🦋💕✨
You're welcome. 😊
I was pretty surprised by the price on the tape also it was a bit much for a one time thing like you said...can't wait for the bear
The bear is almost done. I added some paper mache clay fur to him after getting all the pieces taped together, and just put up a video to show how I used a piece of foil to sculpt curved fur lines. You can see it here: ruclips.net/video/nWrk5InHPRM/видео.html
Es posible habilitar subtítulos? Gracias!
I could not find it...could u tell us where they found it???
Hello Jonni, I used this tape for sticking waterpaintpaper to my board,ask your daughter.
I love all your videos so much, you've inspired me many times. 🤍
Glad you like them! 😊
i appreciate you!
Thanks! 😊
Why not use a paint brush to apply the water?
You could. It would take even more time, though, but you could try it.
I really appreciate how much time and effort you put into the projects you share with us.
This tape is for watercolour paper fixing because the watercolour paper will expand after soaking with pigments and water, but dry at different times and areas, so this tape will provide a very strong attachment on the edges, make sure the paper is very flat after drying. I use them for many years they are perfect for watercolour, but maybe not for sculpture.😀
Yes, I think you're right. 😊
if you put a sponge in the water, then run the tape over the sponge . . . it will work
Yes, I should have tried that. It might have stuck better.
I saw a video where the guy was using plaster bandages as paper mache
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