How do you make paper mache Christmas tree ornaments?

Simple Steps How To Make Papier Paper Mache Ornaments:

1. Prepare newspaper into strips.
2. Mix flour and water thoroughly.
3. Place paste into bowl.
4. Next place newspaper strips into paste.
5. Place wet strips into object.
6. After ornaments are dried (warm room, sunlight works great) by touch.

How do you make a paper mache figure?

1. Create a wire frame. Bend and cut 10 gauge wire into a stick figure to resemble a person.
2. Wrap the frame. Use thin cardboard and paper to create a rounded and realistic body shape.
3. Make the paper mache paste.
4. Mix the paste into the pulp.
5. Create your paper-mache figure.
6. Let the figurine dry.

How do you make papier mache baubles?

How to make papier mache baubles

1. Cut a length of string, measuring about 10cm, for the hanging loop. Fold in half and tape to a polystyrene ball using a small piece of sticky tape.
2. Cut the newspaper into small stripsabout 1cm x 2cm.
3. Leave to dry and then repeat the process.

How do you make paper mache paste?

To make this paper mache paste, you need 1 part flour to 5 parts water. Start out by putting 4 parts water into a pot on the stove and bring it to a boil. While you are waiting for it to boil, mix 1 part flour to 1 part warm water. Beat this mixture briskly to remove lumps.

What materials do I need for paper mache?

To make paper mache you will need:

• Newspaper.
• Plain flour.
• Water.
• Salt.
• Table covering.
• Emulsion paint.
• Vaseline.
• Paintbrush.

Can you paper mache with regular paper?

You can use pretty much any paper you want, as long as it absorbs the glue mixture well enough. Most people use newspaper because it is inexpensive and you need a lot of paper for a paper mache project.

How do you make a Christmas bobble?

How to make felt baubles

1. Draw out a circular template on a piece of felt (I used the bottom of a glass).
2. Cut out strips from another coloured piece of felt or ribbon.
3. Glue the strips in place on the bauble.
4. Sew or glue on the loop (used to hang the decoration).
5. Place on the nearest tree!