Papercrafts

You first get a square of cardboard as big as you like I recommend 30cm by 30cm and then get a kitchen towel tube and stick it in the middle of the cardboard with tape (to get the middle of the square draw straight lines from corner to corner were the middle of the cross is that will be the middle). Then cut strips of newspaper. When you have done that mix half and half of flour and water. Then scrunch up balls of newspaper and tape them around the kitchen towel tube until it takes shape (put 1 over the hole of the tube). When that's done paste your mixture all on your mountain then place one or two layers of newspaper strips every layer you put on leave it to dry over night. When your happy with the amount of layer you have put on and its all dry paint it. Optional for extra detail you can put on fake grass at the bottom. If you want to make it shiny put one layer of pva glue around the mountain and there you go you have got a Model of Mount Olympus.

By applying 3 coats of urethane you can make your paper mache water resistant and quite durable. If you want it to be waterproof or close to it, you would have to use marine grade urethane which is expensive.

paper airplanes are suppose to be light to stay longer in the air so i suggest that you use construction paper for your airplane if this answer doesn't work don't blame it on me.my name is josh

To make a simple paper mache glue mix together one part flour and two parts water. If you live in a humid area add a few tablespoons of salt to prevent mould.

No. Even though the name has board in it. This is made from paper. Perhaps the makers wanted people to think that it is as strong as a wooden board.

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In the automotive industry, it damps the vibrations between interior panels and also stops dirt entering into some ball/cup joints. A felt-covered board can be used in storytelling to small children. Piano hammers are made of wool felt around a wooden core. The density and springiness of the felt is a major part of what creates a piano's tone. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Felt

ans: 80 grams weight per square meter of paper size. it measures the thickness of paper.

The Chinese made paper out of rags by chopping them finely, putting them in water and mashing it flat. They would then press out the water and let it dry in the sun.

would you like it to fly (and for how far ) - or is it simply for display?

No. Folding does not alter the topology of the paper.

You can order the instructional origami kit from Japan titled "Kirby Right Back At Ya!"; it contains not only Kirby but other characters as well. If that is not an option and you are feeling ambitious, there are instructions on the link below on how to make a papercraft Kirby. It's not origami, but it's all I could find.

Yes, you can. I think the link below will be especially helpful to you in the procedure as well as displaying available products towards achieving that end.

I know how. My cousin taught me how. what u do is u ....................................... and there u go!!! a TRUCK SHOEBOX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dude... seriously all u need 2 do is cut in the shape of a car and put on construction paper for windows and if u want make some designs or add stickers. Paint it and

VOILA!!! there is your truck made of a shoe box!!!!!

Several. You want to cover what ever it is you are making. Let it dry completely before painting.

Probably the best way to make a paper mache ball is to first plan what size of ball you wish and what kind of frame you will use to shape it. Many like to use balloons which can be popped after the paper mache has dried, leaving a shell. Balloons however are rarely perfectly round and so others use wire frames, styrofoam, old sports balls - basically anything round that won't be missed!

The best way to get some ideas is to go to "Goggle Image Search" and type "Paper mache ball" and a plethora of ornaments and works will reveal themselves to you. Some links below are some variations worth perusing.

Poke a small hole on the bottom of two styrofoam cups (make sure that the whole is in the center of the cups), thread a long string through the cups (be sure that the top of the cup is pointing out). Tie a knot at both ends of the string so that the cups will not fall off.

When you are talking into the cup, keep the string tight so the person that is listening can hear.

Plastic box hair made up of corn hair jealousy of paper role eyes of bottle caps nose with ice cream cone lips with form

No known single person invented origami, although it was invented by China. However, Akira Yoshizzawa of Japan could be considered the Father of Origami, as he pretty much invented complex and realistic origami. The current method of diagramming was invented by Yoshizawa, and he was the first Origami-sensei. He has invented thousands of models and published 26 books. He died on March 14, 2005.

Make them any way you choose. So long as each piece is distinguishable from one another, and their colour difference is obvious (for 'black' and 'white' pieces) - you can make them out of any material you want to.

get a long balloon leave a few centimetre where you left the few centimeter that is your head then grab about 10cm of the balloon then fold it and bend it but leave some of the end grab another 10 cm then bend it together and twist then go to then end and do the same as the front then you have a balloon dog

All you need to do is have that picture that you want to trace. Then on the back of that paper, take your pencil and shade the back of that picture and remember to shade the parts where your picture is. Then you get that other paper and put the paper with the picture on top of it. You just trace it on and the picture will trace onto the other paper.

Only if you are a professional at using paper.