Ultimate Paper Mache | Paper Mache Clay Recipe - The Easy Original Recipe @UltimatePaperMache | Uploaded February 2019 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
You can find the written instructions for the paper mache clay recipe here: ultimatepapermache.com/paper-mache-clay
Note: We've recently discovered that DAP joint compound can be used to make paper mache clay, as long as you use Gorilla Wood Glue instead of Elmer's. All other parts of the recipe should stay the same. See this videos for more info: youtu.be/5SCFi_XP4vA
The Wurth brand does not work with either the wood glue or Elmer's! If you find a way to make it work, please let us know.
And if you prefer a recipe with gram measurements, (same results, but different way to measure ingredients) you can find it here: ultimatepapermache.com/paper-mache-clay-gram-measurements
All of my patterns for sculptures and masks, like the ones behind me in the video, can be made with this recipe. You can see the patterns here: ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
If you're new to sculpting, you might want to check out my new blog post with the 5 basic steps to making a paper mache sculpture. You can see it here: ultimatepapermache.com/how-to-make-paper-mache
Make paper mache clay smooth without sanding: youtu.be/Ad2iLa201kA
Ten years ago I became frustrated with traditional paper strips and paste. It took too much time to add all those layers of paper mache, and it was messy.
But I wanted to sculpt, and paper mache was the only affordable option.
That’s why I created this original (and still my favorite) recipe for paper mache clay.
It’s affordable.
It uses common ingredients that you can find at your local DIY store or Walmart.
And anyone can use it to create beautiful sculptures that we can be proud of. This is not the kind of paper mache you made back in grade school!
I put this recipe for paper mache clay on this blog and on YouTube about ten years ago. It has now been used by millions of people around the world.
You use a knife to apply paper mache clay in a really thin layer over your armature, almost like frosting a cake. It dries hard and strong, so sculptures made with it can be treasured for years.
This is the recipe I used for all the projects in my book Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay. amzn.to/1nMUO3a
And this recipe is included in my FREE downloadable guide, "The 5 Best Recipes for Paper Mache." You can get your copy here: ultimatepapermache.com/lp-5-paper-mache-recipes
You can find the written instructions for the paper mache clay recipe here: ultimatepapermache.com/paper-mache-clay
Note: We've recently discovered that DAP joint compound can be used to make paper mache clay, as long as you use Gorilla Wood Glue instead of Elmer's. All other parts of the recipe should stay the same. See this videos for more info: youtu.be/5SCFi_XP4vA
The Wurth brand does not work with either the wood glue or Elmer's! If you find a way to make it work, please let us know.
And if you prefer a recipe with gram measurements, (same results, but different way to measure ingredients) you can find it here: ultimatepapermache.com/paper-mache-clay-gram-measurements
All of my patterns for sculptures and masks, like the ones behind me in the video, can be made with this recipe. You can see the patterns here: ultimatepapermache.com/patterns
If you're new to sculpting, you might want to check out my new blog post with the 5 basic steps to making a paper mache sculpture. You can see it here: ultimatepapermache.com/how-to-make-paper-mache
Make paper mache clay smooth without sanding: youtu.be/Ad2iLa201kA
Ten years ago I became frustrated with traditional paper strips and paste. It took too much time to add all those layers of paper mache, and it was messy.
But I wanted to sculpt, and paper mache was the only affordable option.
That’s why I created this original (and still my favorite) recipe for paper mache clay.
It’s affordable.
It uses common ingredients that you can find at your local DIY store or Walmart.
And anyone can use it to create beautiful sculptures that we can be proud of. This is not the kind of paper mache you made back in grade school!
I put this recipe for paper mache clay on this blog and on YouTube about ten years ago. It has now been used by millions of people around the world.
You use a knife to apply paper mache clay in a really thin layer over your armature, almost like frosting a cake. It dries hard and strong, so sculptures made with it can be treasured for years.
This is the recipe I used for all the projects in my book Make Animal Sculptures with Paper Mache Clay. amzn.to/1nMUO3a
And this recipe is included in my FREE downloadable guide, "The 5 Best Recipes for Paper Mache." You can get your copy here: ultimatepapermache.com/lp-5-paper-mache-recipes
