I just used this method to smooth the horns on the Minotaur I'm working on. I spread the joint compound thinly with a knife and let it dry. I was in a hurry, so then I took it outside and used a sanding sponge to smooth it down. A lightly damp sponge works, and doesn't make a mess - but it does take a little longer.
Hurray...long live America...the land of new beginnings, freedom, and Forgivness of all karma... Blessings of eternal love Cheers from Spain Thanks s small word fir all this help..to me and my first class children
As someone who works with Joint Compound ALL the time, I absolutely love this technique. While JC is imminently sandable, not having to generate all that dust is a HUGE improvement! Thank you so much @Ultimate Paper Mache : damp rag, here I come! 😍
Heather I have a question what do you do to prevent cracking when the joint compound dries? Or could you share your recipe? I new with this medium and I want to create art wall with it. I hope you can help me and I thank you for your time
@@LaReynaLagarto Hey there! Frankly, this has never been an issue...my pieces have never developed cracks - but, then again, I don't use layers that are more than 1/8" thick. If you are going to be building up substantial layers for your wall art, you may want to experiment with building them up incrementally - apply one layer, allow to dry, add the next, and so forth. Cracking usually occurs when the differential between the moisture content of the substance is very high, and the environmental conditions are quite dry and warm... allowing to dry slowly can help! xoxo
Heather Tracy do you know of a recipe without the joint compound? I bought this same brand and later realized it has cancer warnings on it and can cause lung damage if inhaled or handled often. 👀
You should do a series for beginners. From beginning to end for beginners. I love that I came across your channel WOW!! what a gem. Your work is so fantastic.
Hi Nona. I actually wrote a book that is a full course for beginning sculptors. If you start at the first project and keep going to the end, you'll be able to sculpt any animal you want. You can find it here: amzn.to/1nMUO3a
Your paper mache clay tutorials have worked out wonderfully for me, I'm knee deep in a massive prop making project, and it felt like I was in way over my head until I started watching your videos. I love your work, keep it up!
This is perfect for a Uni project I'm currently doing. It's to do with design and I'm so glad I found this recipe. It's a lifesaver while we're still in lock down here in Melbourne!
My Aunt and I and making a Paper Mache woman for my history fair at school. Paper mache is really hard and it’s only my first time. This really helped me, I think I’ll get an A+ on my project thanks to you! 💕
I love your work! You are such an artist. You are so kind to share your recipes and techniques! I also adore your sweet and soothing voice. Thank you for sharing your talents!!!❤️❤️❤️
ma'am your a genius!!! i mean prop making with this technique, lightweight, cheap and AWESOME without sanding... come on!! insta sub! real ultimate paper mache technique
I’ve been trying to research tips and tricks for my craft I’ve been working on for 6 months. And FINALLY your videos have all the answers I need! Thank you so much!
Great info. Jonni, I've been wanting to use paper mache in my work, but didn't like the idea of having to sand. By the way, that giraffe is beautiful, as well as all those critters behind you! You're so talented! Thank you for sharing.
Yes, I’m starting my kids costumes and my daughter wants to be Alien Predator 😬 I love a challenge but I’m going to have to watch a lot of this lady’s videos. Nice and talented woman! I’m so glad she mad a channel.
Thanks for this!! I live in an apartment and sanding is a nightmare. And I always buy the biggest bucket of joint compound so I have plenty for doing this technique. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing all of your wonderful paper mache knowledge 😄
@@UltimatePaperMache We should thank YOU for sharing your time, talent, sweetness and also your infallible recipes. :) There is another artist that I like, his channel is the 'Ace of Clay'. He is a fine young man who works only with polymerclay doing tutorials just like you. He recently made a video collab with another channel. It was like a sculpture challenge, one artist describes a character and the other carves. It worked incredibly for both and could be a fun solution to improve the numbers! Sincerely
What a great project idea! I would love to see them, and so would my blog readers. You can share photos of your dolls on the Daily Sculptors page on my site, if you'd like to: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
But it did warp, I'm afraid. I hoped that the masking tape would slow down the warping, and I think it did - but it still isn't entirely flat. It's hard to keep cardboard (or even plywood) from warping when something wet is added on just one side. I hope to experiment some more, because for years I've wanted to create a faux Mayan wall carving. It might work if the shapes are built up with foil before adding the paper mache clay, but not if the clay is added directly to a flat background. If anyone has ideas for making it work, let us know. :)
Thank you so much for this♥️. Its very generous of you to share your knowledge. I started an ambitious project for my kids room and was about to toss it out until I saw this, so Thank you...now I keep going♥️
That's great! If you'd like to show off that project when it's done, you can share it on the Daily Sculptors page on my site: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
Thank you so much! I’ve been making things with paper maché my whole life, just layer by layer, but never had a way to finish it nicely :) I’m going to try this
@@UltimatePaperMache I think I translated it wrong bc it came out all grainy (or I just did it wrong haha) I'm going to keep trying though! :) it's much better looking already then having a lot of paper stripes
omg, i love what you do, and i love to hear you explaining things, you do it so detailed. My daughter is a schoolteacher and i think i am going to make some masks voor her class. i am from Belgium and hope it go"s well when i want to order something.
Thank you. Your timing for this video is AWESOME! Did a search yesterday through all your videos to find a way to smooth out the texture. I make my clay a bit differently. First I've never added the flour. Secondly I start the clay with completely dried toilet paper chunks. The rest of the recipe is yours with these changes. After soaking the toilet paper I use an old T-shirt to squeeze out as much water as possible. Use a blender to chop the toilet paper into small chunks. Then let them dry completely. When mixing I can control the amount of water. Allowing me to make a stiffer, more moldable clay. The clay has to sit overnight in a sealable plastic bag. Instead of relying on a perfect armature I make a simple one as close to the shape I need. Relying on the stiffness of the clay and my hands to form the final shape. This makes a textured clay. The texture has worked in my favor. Adding an extra depth to my work. My next project needs to be as smooth as possible. Thank you for your great timing!
I must be psychic! Do you show your process anywhere? I didn't see it on your channel. I'm currently trying to learn Ukulele and not having much luck with my old fingers - do you have any suggestions for me? Not quite the same as the instrument you play, but close... :)
@@UltimatePaperMache No I don't have any pics of my stuff or process. But as far as the Ukulele goes try this. Learn to press the strings as lightly as you need to. Most beginners try to play to hard. Start by pressing down a string. Wile you pick at that string slowly lift your finger till it no longer sounds good. Then lightly press till it does. Try the next finger and see if you can remember how lightly you pressed with the first one.
I stumbled upon this video looking up some tips on paper mache projects. Can't wait to try this technique on a gift for a friend! Thank you for sharing this amazing idea!
@@dme3o The fastest way to get an answer is to put it in the comment area on the Daily Sculptors page on my website. You can find it here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page - Thanks for asking. 😀
Hi Jonni, I just discovered your channel and I love it!! Your sculptures are gorgeous and I love the instruction videos. You really explain everything so well and you have such a soothing voice. I’ll be starting my paper maché project tomorrow morning for my art portfolio (I’ll be making three masks) and I’ll be glad to test out your techniques 🤩. Keep it going! 🧡
Have you tried using the air dry clay recipe? It's the same ingredients, but less paper and a little cornstarch to make it smoother. ruclips.net/video/T9lOY1xNslw/видео.html
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm going to use your recipe to scultlpt dreamy images on my bedroom wall. Thank you again. You're awesome.
Ok, this is really good. I have been making some things with the new recipe, which I like that I don’t need to add flour. Now with the new bit of information, I will apply the final coat with joint compound to smooth out. As soon as I have something finished, I will share. Thanks for your continued, enjoyable and informative videos, Jonni!
Yes, I’m starting my kids costumes and my daughter wants to be Alien Predator 😬 I love a challenge but I’m going to have to watch a lot of this lady’s videos. Nice and talented woman! I’m so glad she made a channel.
Ultimate Paper Mache yes! I have to start early because they take a while. I’m learning from your videos how to construct the head of the alien (it will be constructed on top of a bike helmet). I am making this costume: 😬 www.google.com/search?q=alien+predator+xenomorph&tbm=isch&ved=2ahUKEwjtzffKutLxAhVFW98KHYDbAlMQ2-cCegQIABAC&oq=alien+predator+xenomorph&gs_lcp=ChJtb2JpbGUtZ3dzLXdpei1pbWcQAzICCAAyBggAEAgQHjIGCAAQCBAeMgYIABAIEB4yBggAEAgQHjoECCMQJzoHCCMQsAIQJzoECB4QCjoGCAAQBxAeOggIABAIEAcQHjoECAAQDToHCAAQsQMQQzoFCAAQsQNQp1NYo68BYIGyAWgAcAB4AIABe4gBvA6SAQQxOS4ymAEAoAEBwAEB&sclient=mobile-gws-wiz-img&ei=A2fmYK3AIcW2_QaAt4uYBQ&bih=454&biw=320&prmd=insv#imgrc=AI-RSnlQvkRX0M
You’re a godsend to find. So cool. I’m craving to start sculpting but have so little to get started with. I will start nonetheless, and have found you amid searching for epoxy clays and then in one of your videos you just had mentioned to watch other vids dealing with your experimentation with creating outdoor sculpture.
Most of my experiments didn't work out very well, I'm afraid. The epoxy works great (my squirrel has been outside in three bitterly cold Minnesota winters, rain, snow and sun, and looks the same as the day I made him. And my smaller concrete sculptures are doing OK, but the larger figure sculpture cracked. Have you found a good material to use for outdoor sculptures that's less expensive than epoxy?
Thanks for this! I'd made a pumpkinhead out of paper clay but the result was so bumpy and rough that I abandoned it. I'm going to revisit it and use your technique. Thanks again!
😊 See all my patterns for paper mache masks and sculptures here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
I just used this method to smooth the horns on the Minotaur I'm working on. I spread the joint compound thinly with a knife and let it dry. I was in a hurry, so then I took it outside and used a sanding sponge to smooth it down. A lightly damp sponge works, and doesn't make a mess - but it does take a little longer.
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You're the Bob Ross of the 2000s. Your videos are so calming! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! :)
Wow, thank you! 😀
I was thinking the same thing😄
Hurray...long live America...the land of new beginnings, freedom, and Forgivness of all karma...
Blessings of eternal love
Cheers from Spain
Thanks s small word fir all this help..to me and my first class children
Freedom to Palestine 🇵🇸 from zionists occupation nazis apartheid
You are such a lovely person. Thanks for sharing all your knowledge and talent with us.🤗
I agree! Jonni, you are very generous and seem so kind. Thank you!
@@BettsiLedesma Me too she's the most helpful person when it comes to paper mache.
I cannot believe this wasn't sanded! It looks incredible - awesome job and greatly helpful tip!
As someone who works with Joint Compound ALL the time, I absolutely love this technique. While JC is imminently sandable, not having to generate all that dust is a HUGE improvement! Thank you so much @Ultimate Paper Mache : damp rag, here I come! 😍
Heather I have a question what do you do to prevent cracking when the joint compound dries? Or could you share your recipe? I new with this medium and I want to create art wall with it. I hope you can help me and I thank you for your time
@@LaReynaLagarto Hey there! Frankly, this has never been an issue...my pieces have never developed cracks - but, then again, I don't use layers that are more than 1/8" thick. If you are going to be building up substantial layers for your wall art, you may want to experiment with building them up incrementally - apply one layer, allow to dry, add the next, and so forth. Cracking usually occurs when the differential between the moisture content of the substance is very high, and the environmental conditions are quite dry and warm... allowing to dry slowly can help! xoxo
Thank you Heather
Heather Tracy do you know of a recipe without the joint compound? I bought this same brand and later realized it has cancer warnings on it and can cause lung damage if inhaled or handled often. 👀
I don’t know how to smooth out a paper clay then I suddenly stumble in this video thank you so much.
What a wonderful narrator you’re a natural teacher. New sub here!
You should do a series for beginners. From beginning to end for beginners. I love that I came across your channel WOW!! what a gem. Your work is so fantastic.
Hi Nona. I actually wrote a book that is a full course for beginning sculptors. If you start at the first project and keep going to the end, you'll be able to sculpt any animal you want. You can find it here: amzn.to/1nMUO3a
Your paper mache clay tutorials have worked out wonderfully for me, I'm knee deep in a massive prop making project, and it felt like I was in way over my head until I started watching your videos. I love your work, keep it up!
This is perfect for a Uni project I'm currently doing. It's to do with design and I'm so glad I found this recipe. It's a lifesaver while we're still in lock down here in Melbourne!
Glad it was helpful! Let us know how your project turns out. 😀
Best channel i have ever found on youtube, you have re-ignited my imagination again. Thank you!!!
My Aunt and I and making a Paper Mache woman for my history fair at school. Paper mache is really hard and it’s only my first time. This really helped me, I think I’ll get an A+ on my project thanks to you! 💕
It's nice of your Aunt to help you out - I hope both of you are having fun - and that you get your A+. :)
I love your work! You are such an artist. You are so kind to share your recipes and techniques! I also adore your sweet and soothing voice. Thank you for sharing your talents!!!❤️❤️❤️
One word:
Genius
ma'am your a genius!!! i mean prop making with this technique, lightweight, cheap and AWESOME without sanding... come on!! insta sub! real ultimate paper mache technique
Thanks! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. 😀
I discovered you, it is a delight to listen and learn from you! Subscribed!
I’ve been trying to research tips and tricks for my craft I’ve been working on for 6 months. And FINALLY your videos have all the answers I need! Thank you so much!
I'm glad they're helpful! Have fun. 😊
I love that you experiment to see what works and doesn’t!! What’s more you share the results with us?!? Lovely! Stay warm! Cheers
Your sculptures are incredibly gorgeous. You are so talented!!!
Great info. Jonni, I've been wanting to use paper mache in my work, but didn't like the idea of having to sand.
By the way, that giraffe is beautiful, as well as all those critters behind you!
You're so talented!
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks, Tamara. I should have the pattern for the giraffe online in a day or two. I'm glad you like him.
THIS is exactly what I was looking for without knowing what to look for....if that makes sense. THANK YOU!
You are such a good teacher, and so relaxing to watch and listen to! Very inspiring! Can't wait to try it!
I love you... you know, in a totally appropriate crafting geek way! Thank you for your videos!
Thank for sharing your talent skills with us watching from Nagaland north-east
You're welcome. I'm glad you're enjoying the videos. 😊
aww this is so wholesome. Here to figure out how to make a dragon head
Yes, I’m starting my kids costumes and my daughter wants to be Alien Predator 😬
I love a challenge but I’m going to have to watch a lot of this lady’s videos. Nice and talented woman! I’m so glad she mad a channel.
@@margoty5654 ooooo I hope it comes out good :D
Thanks for this!! I live in an apartment and sanding is a nightmare. And I always buy the biggest bucket of joint compound so I have plenty for doing this technique. I love your videos. Thanks for sharing all of your wonderful paper mache knowledge 😄
You're welcome. I'm glad you like it.
Thanks for these videos! With the success of my baby elephant and your help and encouragement I'm inspired to do more projects.
Have fun!
This video came up next after watching how to make piñata, after seeing this im amazed by your work !! 😍😍
Thank you so much 😀
Why eo people dislike it is art
As a cosplayer this is a total lifesaver!!
I'm glad to hear that! Have fun. 😄
This channel deserves 1M subs, 1M Views and 1 Billion Likes :)
Gosh - thanks! I think we have the views, but the channel is still short on subs, by your count. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache We should thank YOU for sharing your time, talent, sweetness and also your infallible recipes. :)
There is another artist that I like, his channel is the 'Ace of Clay'. He is a fine young man who works only with polymerclay doing tutorials just like you.
He recently made a video collab with another channel. It was like a sculpture challenge, one artist describes a character and the other carves. It worked incredibly for both and could be a fun solution to improve the numbers!
Sincerely
I never knew a craft I did in kindergarten would be the coolest thing ever. This woman is so talented and I'm using this on my daruma dolls.
What a great project idea! I would love to see them, and so would my blog readers. You can share photos of your dolls on the Daily Sculptors page on my site, if you'd like to: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
That flat papier mache looks like it would be awesome to create art on!!
But it did warp, I'm afraid. I hoped that the masking tape would slow down the warping, and I think it did - but it still isn't entirely flat. It's hard to keep cardboard (or even plywood) from warping when something wet is added on just one side. I hope to experiment some more, because for years I've wanted to create a faux Mayan wall carving. It might work if the shapes are built up with foil before adding the paper mache clay, but not if the clay is added directly to a flat background. If anyone has ideas for making it work, let us know. :)
@@UltimatePaperMache One could attach a rigid frame to the back of the plywood before starting.
you can primer the plywood with some bullseye or kilz primer
I am making mask now in Korea. Thank you for much information.
I’m so happy I found your channel, I’ve been binge watching it all night! Gonna make a unicorn horn tomorrow!!
What a great idea!
Omg, I have been following you and been testing out, but I have been struggling with textures. I can’t wait to try this. Thank you so much 🙏🏻
Thank you so much for this♥️. Its very generous of you to share your knowledge. I started an ambitious project for my kids room and was about to toss it out until I saw this, so Thank you...now I keep going♥️
That's great! If you'd like to show off that project when it's done, you can share it on the Daily Sculptors page on my site: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I tried your tip and I just want to thank you for these awesome videos. You are by far the best. THANK YOU!!!! You’re a life saver. 😊
I love this! No more sanding..yay!
And no fine powder flying around in the air! :)
Thank you! I’m making a mask and I spent all afternoon sanding it before I came across this video. Thank you
Yes, this is a lot easier than sanding. :)
Youve just saved my project ❤ THANK YOU
I'm glad I could help. 😊
Hermoso trabajos
Love all of your instructions! You’re the best, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much 😊
You deserve many artist collaborations. I would love to make something with you one day
Incredible. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge I appreciate it! I’m an aspiring paper mache artist self taught so this helps me tremendously! ❤️
Thank you so much! I’ve been making things with paper maché my whole life, just layer by layer, but never had a way to finish it nicely :) I’m going to try this
I hope you like the way it works. Have fun! 😀
@@UltimatePaperMache I think I translated it wrong bc it came out all grainy (or I just did it wrong haha) I'm going to keep trying though! :) it's much better looking already then having a lot of paper stripes
omg, i love what you do, and i love to hear you explaining things, you do it so detailed. My daughter is a schoolteacher and i think i am going to make some masks voor her class.
i am from Belgium and hope it go"s well when i want to order something.
Such a great informative video. Beautiful giraffe. Thank you so much for sharing. 💗💗💗
You're welcome. Have fun!
Extraordinary. I love what you’ve done here!!
Thankyou for all of this! I will be using the orginal clay recipe and this to make a face mask for english. I cant wait
You have such a unique and creative style of making dolls and puppets
Thanks. 😊
Thanks so much for sharing. I was able to make a 2 feet sized mermaid sculpture because of this clay recipe. Again, thank you so much Jonni 😊
I would love to see them. Do you have a photo of them online where we could see how they came out?
I will be posting some photos soon ... I hope I give justice to both (the mermaid and the paper clay) 😃😃😃
Wonderful advice. Thanks. I learned so much from just two videos.
Glad it was helpful! 😀
Oh!! I am so so happy to find you in youtube!! Your simple explanation makes things so easy!!
Glad you like them! 😀
Thank you. Your timing for this video is AWESOME! Did a search yesterday through all your videos to find a way to smooth out the texture. I make my clay a bit differently. First I've never added the flour. Secondly I start the clay with completely dried toilet paper chunks. The rest of the recipe is yours with these changes. After soaking the toilet paper I use an old T-shirt to squeeze out as much water as possible. Use a blender to chop the toilet paper into small chunks. Then let them dry completely. When mixing I can control the amount of water. Allowing me to make a stiffer, more moldable clay. The clay has to sit overnight in a sealable plastic bag. Instead of relying on a perfect armature I make a simple one as close to the shape I need. Relying on the stiffness of the clay and my hands to form the final shape. This makes a textured clay. The texture has worked in my favor. Adding an extra depth to my work. My next project needs to be as smooth as possible. Thank you for your great timing!
I must be psychic! Do you show your process anywhere? I didn't see it on your channel. I'm currently trying to learn Ukulele and not having much luck with my old fingers - do you have any suggestions for me? Not quite the same as the instrument you play, but close... :)
@@UltimatePaperMache No I don't have any pics of my stuff or process. But as far as the Ukulele goes try this. Learn to press the strings as lightly as you need to. Most beginners try to play to hard. Start by pressing down a string. Wile you pick at that string slowly lift your finger till it no longer sounds good. Then lightly press till it does. Try the next finger and see if you can remember how lightly you pressed with the first one.
This method that you use ~ can it be used in silicon moulds?
I stumbled upon this video looking up some tips on paper mache projects. Can't wait to try this technique on a gift for a friend! Thank you for sharing this amazing idea!
Thank you for sharing this technique. It is miraculous! You are so generous!
Excelentes videos saludos desde México city
Gracias! 😀
Genius! Awesome Video! This saves a whole lotta time!
Glad it helped! 😀
Making a new mask right now! I’m using a paper pulp made from egg cartons and it’s working really well with the joint compound
Great! Have fun with it! 😊
Thanks grandma ❤️ you the best
Superbe travail : BRAVO Jonni ! Merci beaucoup pour le partage , You are adorable 😍 !
You are the loveliest
Thank you for sharing these helpful videos
Want you to know that you have subscribers from all part of the word in my case Iran
Just what I was looking for! You are awesome!! Thank you for this!!
Glad I could help! 😀
Ultimate Paper Mache Thanks again! I have some more questions and was wondering what would be the best way to send my questions over?
@@dme3o The fastest way to get an answer is to put it in the comment area on the Daily Sculptors page on my website. You can find it here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page - Thanks for asking. 😀
♥Thank you! You are brilliant , Jonni Good!
Gosh - thanks. 😊
@@UltimatePaperMache 💛🖌🗞💙📚
Hi Jonni, I just discovered your channel and I love it!! Your sculptures are gorgeous and I love the instruction videos. You really explain everything so well and you have such a soothing voice. I’ll be starting my paper maché project tomorrow morning for my art portfolio (I’ll be making three masks) and I’ll be glad to test out your techniques 🤩. Keep it going! 🧡
I hope you had fun making your masks! 😊
You are so smart! Thank you for sharing it!
Cute granny 😀😀❤️❤️
😀
I love your tchniqueds, recikpes and videos. Thank you so much for sharing your work!!!
Awesome... thanks for sharing. This will make my art adventures a whole lot easier!!
I so enjoyed this I am always trying to get my paper mache clay smooth for doll faces but with no luck. I certainly will try this !
Have you tried using the air dry clay recipe? It's the same ingredients, but less paper and a little cornstarch to make it smoother. ruclips.net/video/T9lOY1xNslw/видео.html
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge with us. I'm going to use your recipe to scultlpt dreamy images on my bedroom wall. Thank you again. You're awesome.
That sounds like a fantastic project. Have fun!
Thank you for sharing your talent
What a beautyful art
Thanks Jonni. My joint compound layer is going on tomorrow! I guess now I find out if the Aussie stuff is the same as yours...
I hope you'll let us know. Good luck with it!
You are amazing! Thank you!
😊
Wow, I am learning so much from you, thank you.
Happy to hear that! 😄
Amazing, thank you for sharing this video it’s really make the difference of the texture so smooth! And again thank you🥰
Thanks for the tip! I'll try this as soon as I can. DIY gesso and texture paste seems interesting too.
Have fun! 😄
Thank you, for all your help!!!
You're welcome. 😀
Your art is so awesome
Patricia
Thanks!
Very nice explanation. Thank you so much 😊👍
Most welcome 😊
Wow you make some beautiful sculptures. Just discovered you
Thanks so much 😊
This was so helpful! I thought maybe I did my mixture wrong when I made the clay.
I'm glad it was helpful 😄
Your work is amazing!!!! You are so talented and delightful to watch. Ty so much for sharing this valuable information. 😁
You are so welcome! 😀
Really love your passion for mache. I enjoy creating stuff ad well. Im off to Walmart to get Drywall compound. Thanks for the tip. Hugs
Enjoyable and knowledgeable
😀
Niiicceee 👍
Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏❤🙏
YOUR Soo talented
у вас золотые руки!!!! смотрю и восхищаюсь. спасибо вам и дай Бог здоровья .
You are amazing ma'am
Ok, this is really good. I have been making some things with the new recipe, which I like that I don’t need to add flour. Now with the new bit of information, I will apply the final coat with joint compound to smooth out. As soon as I have something finished, I will share. Thanks for your continued, enjoyable and informative videos, Jonni!
I'd love to see what you make with it. Have fun!
Thanks for all this clear and helpful information. Just made a second attempt at paper mache clay. It look way better than the first attempt. ^^
I'm glad you got it to work. 🐱
Not to sure where all that game from
Yes, I’m starting my kids costumes and my daughter wants to be Alien Predator 😬
I love a challenge but I’m going to have to watch a lot of this lady’s videos. Nice and talented woman! I’m so glad she made a channel.
Are you making Halloween costumes already? You are a lot more organized than I am! 😄
Ultimate Paper Mache yes! I have to start early because they take a while. I’m learning from your videos how to construct the head of the alien (it will be constructed on top of a bike helmet). I am making this costume: 😬
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This is a great idea!
You’re a godsend to find. So cool. I’m craving to start sculpting but have so little to get started with. I will start nonetheless, and have found you amid searching for epoxy clays and then in one of your videos you just had mentioned to watch other vids dealing with your experimentation with creating outdoor sculpture.
Most of my experiments didn't work out very well, I'm afraid. The epoxy works great (my squirrel has been outside in three bitterly cold Minnesota winters, rain, snow and sun, and looks the same as the day I made him. And my smaller concrete sculptures are doing OK, but the larger figure sculpture cracked. Have you found a good material to use for outdoor sculptures that's less expensive than epoxy?
Your channel is fantastic thank you so much for sharing!!
I love your videos! Very helpful tips. Your creatures are wonderful. 💕
Thank you so much! 😊
Glad I had found your channel so informative. Thanks!
Thanks for this! I'd made a pumpkinhead out of paper clay but the result was so bumpy and rough that I abandoned it. I'm going to revisit it and use your technique. Thanks again!
Did it work?
@@jamesjonnes Still yet to try it. Life got in the way! Hahahaha