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papier mache

25
Mar
25 March 2013 Monday

Everything is better on a stick.



27
Feb
27 February 2013 Wednesday

Student artwork inspired by George Rodrigue.



28
Nov
28 November 2012 Wednesday

This easy DIY red-nosed reindeer spreads holiday cheer with his festive tricked out antlers wherever he goes! We hope he inspires you to spread as little cheer as well!



22
Jul
22 July 2012 Sunday

With this creative project, kids dream up a kookie creature, write a biography about it, design it on paper, construct it out of papier mache, and build a little home for it!



06
Mar
6 March 2012 Tuesday

We admit that we have a love/hate relationship with papier mache. It’s so bad. But so good. It starts out so easy. But then we have to wad up paper.



25
Feb
25 February 2012 Saturday

Motivated to whip up a less predictable spring craft involving something other than pastel colored eggs for a change (!), these papier mache carrot pencils seemed the obvious answer!



11
Dec
11 December 2011 Sunday

We started these plaster sculptures the other day, and as they were drying they looked so interesting against the backdrop of paintings from an earlier class. We’ll let you use your imagination to try to figure out what they’ll be when they’re finished. (No, not penguins. But good guess!)



29
Sep
29 September 2011 Thursday

On a windy early Fall day recently, Hannah & I enjoyed a little excursion to view the open air exhibit of Niki de Saint Phalle’s sculptures on display at The Green (the whimsical little park across the street from the Mint and Bechtler museums).



29
Sep

this is how most kids react to papier mache.



06
Jan
6 January 2011 Thursday

Our 5-9 year old classes have been making papier mache penguins and we took them out for a walk on this beautiful sunny day! Fun times!



18
Mar
18 March 2010 Thursday

I’ve always enjoyed making things. When I was six, my great grandmother taught me how to sew a zig zag, wind a bobbin and gather a ruffle hem – a highly technical skill needed to make a new bonnet for my Holly Hobbie doll.