Paper Mache Crafts

Paper mache pumpkins are a classic fall craft! They're SO EASY to make and they're a really fun craft to make as a family. Add some homemade charm to your fall decor with DIY paper mache pumpkins! Paper Mache Pumpkins These paper mache pumpkins are so cool! They may be a bit messy to make, but they look great and cost WAY less than the expensive decorative pumpkins you can find at the store. And no worries about struggling with balloons for these paper mache pumpkins! We used pillow stuffing…

Osa Rosti ART on Instagram: "Yesterday I started to papier- mache some of my wall masks. I managed to do 5 so far. However, they’re just half done because I do between 5-10 layers (or more) of paper strips on each one. Usually I do half and then dry them completely and then do the other half of strips. The more layers of paper strips you put on, the harder and more durable your art piece will become. It’s a lot of work but I truly do enjoy it….but yes I do get tired 😅. Recipe for wheat…

Out of all the new things I learned over the past year, making paper mache skulls was probably one of the best. I have to credit Spooky Blue...

Looking for a fun project to get into? Look no further than making your own paper clay! Not only is it a great material to work with for Christmas crafts, but you won’t believe what this clay…

For a while now I have been keeping an eye out for a mannequin head for photographing my earrings. No luck. I found some online that were $3...

Do you sometimes feel the need to get your hands in to some kind of project? We are sure that most of us feel the need to do this once in a while and it also

Two easy recipes for making paper mache (one with flour, one without) plus a variety of helpful beginner tips. Suitable craft for kids & no cooking required.

Experimenting with flowers. Had fun making and painting these. I'm sure there will be more. I used some discarded pieces of plastic packaging for the bases, and cut out cardboard petals to build up the blossoms. Covered all surfaces in masking tape. Smeared with paper mache clay. Love the texture. The finished product: Sanded, primed with gesso, and painted with acrylics and gold accent. They ought to make nice jewelry dishes.

Here's a sneak peak at one of the many amazing paper-mache puffer fish that are currently in the works at Mr. Storm Art. Who knew a balloon could turn in to so many amazing things? Fish? Hot air...