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This club was established on Jul 19, 2006, 7:30 PM after Greenwich timing in order to gather all artists who craft sculptures, masks, vases, dolls or something even more interesting by using papier-mâché techniques or people who would like to learn more about papier-mâché. Also members can submit their works and we will post them here so the artist could get more featured. I hope this club is also going to have some contests in the future.
For those who are like
Papier-mâché (French for 'chewed-up paper'
A form of papier-mâché had existed in China for hundreds of years until a much stronger version (including glue) was patented by Henry Clay of Birmingham England in 1702. It was a common technique for making dolls in the 19th century, before plastics became available. Piñatas are an example, as is one of the Papal Tiaras. Constructing papier-mâché is a common craft used to entertain children.
Papier-mâché paste is the substance which holds the paper together. The traditional method of making paper mache paste is to add a one part water to one part flour. Some artists prefer to boil the paste, saying that it makes the consistency more smooth (water to flour ratio is changed to five parts water and one part flour in this case). Other artists use a three to one or a one to one ratio of water and white glue. Still others say that starch makes a fine paste. Also other glues may be used. Different glues give papier-mâché different qualties. Wallpaper adhesive is also good for making papier-mâché .
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Cheers,
Si
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Even ugly things can be drawn beautifully.
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Member of: *ChildsToy-Club ~BJDSpain ~ff8club *Spanish-AnimeParty~gorillaz-fans *Harry-potter-club
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I just do this stuff for fun, but you can call me a geek if you want!
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"I'm fair-and-you square!"
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