Three New Bird Mask Patterns for Mardi Gras and Fancy Dress Parties

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  • Опубликовано: 26 окт 2024

Комментарии • 28

  • @jessicadanielson4543
    @jessicadanielson4543 Год назад +2

    I love the turaco!!

  • @carolbrown5516
    @carolbrown5516 Год назад +6

    I love it when you work outside of your comfort zone! You are so creative and it’s always a pleasure to watch you discover new paints and colors. I can’t keep up with your new patterns..😊 I think these masks are going to be made for the grands for their school Halloween parties. I’m actually excited about making my own feathers, i had a lot of fun making them for my chicken.

    • @UltimatePaperMache
      @UltimatePaperMache  Год назад

      That does sound fun - and you still have plenty of time to get them done. I can't wait to see how they turn out. 😊

  • @temi-twistedzones
    @temi-twistedzones Год назад +3

    Thank you for sharing qn old time craft. Hugs ♥ 🤗

  • @H4me7215
    @H4me7215 Год назад +1

    These are incredible!!! Going to get some rest..then see your site again. I wish you could have more domestic cat patterns...Grey n white cat, orange, etc...I do like the black n white cat, for now.

  • @vnette9777
    @vnette9777 Год назад +1

    This is Awesome.Each Mask is a Beautiful, Work of Art.Good idea having a Mask Making, Craft Activity.Im so Impressed with the Textures and the Painting, You Created,so beautiful.I love how you show every step.Thank you so much for sharing this,I knew, it was going to Be Great!🙏❣️♨️💯🦉🦚🦩🐧🦅🦢🐓🦖🐥

  • @alanm3438
    @alanm3438 Год назад +3

    Wow😮😮😮😮😮😮!!! You give your art life. It is cool how you make it all work. You come up with the design and that takes some research. I really struggle coming up with the size and proportions. It is also neat how you come up with different materials and textures. You are willing to try new things. I sure hope that you can sell some of your art so that you are able to keep on making new things. I still admire the animal mounts in the background, like the elephant. I like how you share your struggles. I am sure that most of your viewer feel the same way. You are a great teacher and thanks for the nice video. 😀😀😀😀

    • @UltimatePaperMache
      @UltimatePaperMache  Год назад +1

      Thanks, Alan. The research is really fun, and the proportion stuff just comes with practice. Nobody is good at it the first times they try. 😊

  • @ashaganapathi9084
    @ashaganapathi9084 Год назад +2

    Very lovely!!💐💐🤗🤗

  • @m.maclellan7147
    @m.maclellan7147 Год назад +4

    By the way, meant to comment on the "tape mache" video - I was able to find it online at Walmart ! Haven't bought any yet as I have too many projects going !

  • @LL-ex1gp
    @LL-ex1gp Год назад

    You never cease to amaze me! You are so talented ❤

  • @maggiesalomonsson2564
    @maggiesalomonsson2564 Год назад

    Amazing masks! Thanks for sharing your research with us.

  • @H4me7215
    @H4me7215 Год назад +3

    I would love to make a cat mask for myself, since my cats think I am their mom, especially one cat that I acquired 1.5 years ago...I would love to see their reactions.

  • @joyfilledbiscuit
    @joyfilledbiscuit Год назад

    These are so cute! I love how happy you sound to make them 🥰

  • @rozanidesignsmasquerade7050
    @rozanidesignsmasquerade7050 Год назад

    Wonderfulness❗️I love these❣️😍

  • @juliehenderson1672
    @juliehenderson1672 Год назад

    Thank you! 👍

  • @TheNutCollector
    @TheNutCollector Год назад

    Beautiful 😍

  • @H4me7215
    @H4me7215 Год назад +2

    Sooo cute. How did you get into this creative art? It's so different n nice! 😊

    • @UltimatePaperMache
      @UltimatePaperMache  Год назад +1

      Do you mean the feathered masks? Or paper mache in general? The birds were just done on a whim, because I saw some Mardi Gras masks online with feathers, and I thought they should have the rest of the bird, and not just random feathers and lace. That's just me... But paper mache is something I started doing years ago, mostly to be able to sculpt, without spending much money. 😊

  • @H4me7215
    @H4me7215 Год назад +2

    You could sell these especially for Halloween.

  • @pamwatterson3845
    @pamwatterson3845 Год назад

    I want to thank you for making your videos. I host the 4-H Art Club for my local area.

  • @Digitalhunny
    @Digitalhunny Год назад

    These are _absolutely beautiful!_ That peacock is especially, mind-blowing! _LOVE_ these builds! *WOWZERS!* How do you display these builds to last forever? Do you have a video on this already?
    Don't know if you _need_ any "new ideas" but, I think I've got one for you? A _possible_ future video for your channel, if you like?
    Idea: "Decorative house plant pots" with removable plastic or glass liner.
    Was thinking something along the lines of:
    - Pretty pot creatures very colorful, variety of sizes & interesting 3D shapes (Wings, legs, tails)
    - Something gargoyle like. You know, "to stand on guard duty" over our plants! (These actually look like they're stone.)
    - Regular home decor shaped _but,_ incorporate interesting textures or faux finishing techniques.
    - A bunch of smaller pots (4") to make an entire colony of cute little bugs. (lady bug, butterfly, dragonfly & bumble bees)
    - A collection of pots that look like field animals. Mice, rabbits, hedgehogs, birds & more...
    I've often wondered if you'd ever created or discovered any interesting & weird ways to texture or faux finish your clay? Perhaps, something that you've never used because you always thought was "too weird" or "way too experimental" for your taste? Or current trends? What about using "THAT" on a decorative flower pot, would it work? Could you finally make use of that random idea, in this build/ creation?
    You know your clay better than anyone! If you create this video please consider some of these questions as you go? Do you prefer to upcycle anytime you can, how about with this build? Could we use a clean, dry plastic ice cream container or a large glass pickle jar? How do build the pretty pot around the liner, do we use it as a mold? Does this clay stick to glass or plastic, will it crack when we remove it? How thick or thin, should our clay be so that it doesn't crack? How do we make legs that are strong enough to support our pot & plant without breaking? How does your clay react to being placed in a sunny window, will it fall apart over time? etc..
    Whether you run with my idea, a variation of it or completely ignore it...
    Most of all, thank you _so much_ for sharing all of your gorgeous creations with us throughout the years. 🤗💕💕