Re: paper mache

From: Sandy Bacon (sbacon_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Mon Jan 26 2004 - 16:04:21 PST

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Sandra,

I ususally end up using lots of flour mixed with a little paste. I make
it pretty runny -- pretty flingable! I use the brown paper towels you
get in school for my final layer. It dries and sands well to take paint
-- tempera or acrylic.

Sandy

sandra summers-barrick wrote:

>wasn't trying to post to all but okay what does everyone think?
>Flour verses more expensive ross' art paste. I only have them once a
>week so there is time to dry. I'm more afraid of the boys having a
>substance they can fling.
>Sandra
>
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