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quick - give me your recipes for papier mache for kids... and will I have to have my kitchen splattered with flour and water? (7 posts)
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 20:17:17 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
well, actually am just making dinner...

erm..though not doing that either cos I'm on here grin
You're starting it now?
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 20:07:25 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
thanks gals, stupid question probably, but dd2 just announced she has to make something for school by Thursday...

here I go..
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 16:49:17 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
We've always used PVA glue to paste the newspaper in layers. I suppose its more expensive if you're doing something big but at least its not too messy if you get the stuff with its own brush.
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 16:48:57 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
flour and water, or wallpaper paste and water.
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 16:47:21 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
hm...the only paper mache recipe that I know is mixing Wall papaer paste with shredded Newspaper....
By   Mon 08-Oct-07 11:38:27 Add a message | Report post | Contact poster
please ... thanks


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