Ultimate Paper Mache | Painting the New Ram Headdress Mask @UltimatePaperMache | Uploaded November 2023 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
This new ram headdress mask goes together easily, but there are quite a few pieces so it will take a little time. Before painting him I added some texture to his horns with paper towels and paste. I also used the new DIY modelling paste for his fur, but that detail probably won't show up if the mask is used on stage.

If you'd like to use my pattern to make a ram headdress mask, you can find it here: ultimatepapermache.com/ram-mask
There is a small charge for it. That page also has two more videos, showing how the pieces go together, and how I added the paper mache and made the texture on the horns.

Every time I use that wispy brush people ask where I got it. I bought mine from amazon.com here: amzn.to/46Cx06W
Your really don't need it, because you can just take a little more time and use a normal small brush instead - but it is a lot of fun to use. 😊

If you'd like to check out the DIY modelling paste recipe, either for this project or something else you're working on, you can find it here: youtu.be/fhEN0jfYjVg

I painted him the way I would if he was starring in a play and small details wouldn't be seen from the audience. Most of the painting time was really spent waiting for the paint to dry.

All of the masks and sculptures behind me in the video, and many more, have patterns, too. There's even a pattern for a lamb sculpture, in case you need one as a prop in your play (or your Christmas display). You can find them all here: ultimatepapermache.com/patters