Paper mache teapot

paper mache teapot!

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I made this teapot about 3 years ago. Simply put, I used a balloon for the main body of the teapot; the base is the an empty sticky tape roll; the spout is a piece of cardboard rolled and cut to shape and the handle and lid were formed from rolled up newspaper. I used a soft school glue to apply the layers of paper. I always go overboard and do about 5 layers of office paper! I use alternating colours on each layer, so I know exactly where I'm up to. Painting it is always fun at the end…

Paper mache teacup

Cindy from Little Miss Celebration has gone all out on this Paper Mache Teapot project and it couldn't be easier to recreate. All you need is a blank Paper Mache Teapot from Create For Less and some paints, stickers, glue and any other decorations you have on hand. Then

Papier Mache teacups by Jane LaFazio I used Posca pens to decorate them. And here's a VIDEO of the finished teacups. ...

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Prettiest paper mache teacup at Pure Home Couture...

Cindy from Little Miss Celebration has gone all out on this Paper Mache Teapot project and it couldn’t be easier to recreate. All you need is a blank Paper Mache Teapot from Create For Less and some paints, stickers, glue and any other decorations you have on hand.

paper mache is much much harder than i thought and very very time consuming (days actually) but i am enjoying it thoroughly

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