When we are short of class time for paper mache, we have found that 2 layers
of torn construction paper work well (with a 1:1 white glue ration). This
allows the top layer to become part of the surface design and can shorten or
eliminate some of the time needed for painting...
Mary in MN
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> Also, my experience with paper mache indicates that you should do at least
> 3
> layers. I alternate white paper towels with the brown paper towels, ending
> with a layer of brown butcher paper. Keep the pieces of paper of small,
> and
> tear everything, do NOT cut the pieces. I also use a 1:1 ratio, water to
> white glue. I recommend going to a party store and getting plastic masks
> (or
> eBay them) as your bases.
>
> San D
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