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Embrace the magic of make believe and bring your own mythical creature to life with Creativebug's Creative Director, Katrina Wheeler. She guides you through a fantastical adventure of transforming everyday materials like cereal boxes and packing paper into a majestic dragon head. Dive into a sticky river of paper maché paste and emerge in a vibrant land where creativity knows no bounds.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- To make paper maché paste: mix one part Elmers Glue-All glue, one part wood glue, and one part water
- Utensil to mix with, like a popsicle stick
- A large, airtight container
- Paper grocery bag
- Packing paper or newspaper, torn into 1" strips
- Empty cereal/food boxes, newspaper, paper towel or toilet rolls
- Hot glue gun and hot glue sticks
- Masking tape
- Bone folder
- Paper scissors
- X-Acto knife
- Ruler
- Sharpie
- Palette knife
- Variety of paint brushes (cheap craft brushes are fine)
- Paint markers - Katrina is using Posca brand in a variety of thicknesses
- Acrylic craft paint
- Apron and rags
- Freezer paper or wax paper to protect your surface
Downloads:
- Transform a paper bag into a dragon head
- Build a face from recycled material
- Make a high quality paper maché paste
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Make a Paper Maché Dragon Head Reviews
26 users recommended this class to a friend
Lee Mullen
I like the free flow of the paper mache and the paint. It seems like a very relax piece to have fun with and put trash to a much better use than landfills.
3 days ago
Catherine G
Aww! It looks adorable. I loved seeing the final product. I think it seems like a fun project, and I enjoyed getting to see the process and work that went into making the mask. Thanks for sharing!
More than 3 months ago