Provided the balloon material is non-toxic, reasonably durable, non-reactive to the paper mache ingredients (it probably is not unless it's water soluble!) and will allow the paper mache to adhere to its surface, you can use any kind of balloon material. The only thing is, non-latex balloons are rare, more expensive and made of mylar or synthetic plastic in order to remove rubber proteins - those which allegedly affect people with latex Allergies - and thus have less ability to stretch and have thicker skin. Depending how thick this skin is, you may not be able to pop the balloon once you're done maching around it. For some models that's of no concern, but it's something to consider when starting out.
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The best way to make such a structure out of paper would be to use paper mache. Make your base and then cover it with your paper mache mixture.
It can take 2- 3 1/2. Depends on how much glue you put on the paper mache and if you used the right glue.
Other materials that can be used to make a pinata besides newspaper include construction paper and regular paper. Some people will use old magazines to make the pinata.
No. Marble was the primary material or clay and bronze.
Paper mache is not typically strong enough for crafting durable and long-lasting objects. It is more commonly used for creating decorative or temporary items.
you can use any kind of paper from note book parer to magazine paper
the uses of papier mache are endless. It can be used for making masks, figuirines, sculptures, ornaments as well as party things like pinatas.
Papier Mache is used for sculpting things. It is often made from glue, water, and newspaper which is then wrapped around a wire frame or even a balloon.
Paper mache is not as strong as materials like clay or wood when it comes to crafting and sculpting. It is lightweight and easy to work with, but may not be as durable or long-lasting as other materials.
it ain't rocket science. anyone could of made it.
Papier Mache is used for sculpting things. It is often made from glue, water, and newspaper which is then wrapped around a wire frame or even a balloon.