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| Step 3 Stir.....Stir.....Stir..... |
| All Done You're paper mache is ready when it's a runny consistency without any lumps. |
| Step 2 Add in your water (same amount as flour) |
| Step 1 Add in your flour (2 cups is good) |
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| How to make Paper Mache |
| We use a basic paper mache recipe. It's very simple to remember, and you can whip it up very quickly for all of your projects. Paper Mache is basically a runny version of glue using flour. It dries a bit stiff but it easily adheres thin paper to different surfaces. It's very fun to work with, as children love any oportunity to get sloppy! |
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| Materials: Flour Water Measuring Cup |
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