Plaster gauze

Elephant plaster sculpture made using a StencilGirl stencil as a pattern by Gwen Lafleur.

Mask Lesson- easiest way to make plaster gauze masks with your class. Tip: use PLASTIC WRAP instead of Vaseline!

Before reading this article, click here for a useful list of supplies (with links to order them) so that you can build your own fantastic plaster sculptures. Figure sculptures in pairs, an exploration of gesture and movement by Rachel Wintemberg My 6th, 7th and 8th graders started out by drawing the human body and learning proportion. http://thehelpfulartteacher.blogspot.com/2012/07/human-proportion-simplifying-figure.html Next I introduced gesture drawing. We practiced using foreshortening…

Since it was spring break, someone locked our gates by mistake. This little sister was able to squeeze though the bars and let the other kids in! Our hero! Me, showing them how to draw out the shape of the rabbit on cardboard. The kids did great on this project! Drawing on the cardboard and then cutting out the shapes. They totally got the 3 dimensional part, and understood how to make their rabbits stand alone. Step one. Cut and glue the rabbit. Let dry. Step two, use plaster cloth, dip it…

Modroc is Plaster of Paris impregnated gauze which is easy to use and shape, and is great for making sculptures – it’s basically the same stuff as they use when they put a cast on a broken bone. It sets quickly, and dries hard. #diy #christmasdecor #christmascrafts #christmas #crafts #homedecor #howto #decor #decoration #decoratingideas

I have a free craft tutorial for you today that involves playing with plaster! We made these cute bird sculptures using plaster cloth wrap & plaster of paris, and painted them with acrylic paints and finally decorated with paint pens. The plaster birds are happy sitting on this shelf above my wool stash :) This post contains affiliate links. Read more at the bottom of this post. You will need: - plaster of paris - masking tape - newspaper - plaster cloth wrap (plaster impregnated cloth…

Modroc is Plaster of Paris impregnated gauze which is easy to use and shape, and great for sculptures. Here we show you how to use it to make Modroc bowls.

Sculpture - Small sheets of plaster gauze are dunked in water, then placed on base (carboard + filler) and rubbed into place. As the plaster dissolves, it fills the holes in the gauze. Sheet after sheet. Rubbing & smoothing all the way to cover the sculptures.plaster gauze will dry & solidify overnight.

I once took a sculpture class where they had us working with plaster strips and to test them out I made a plaster cast of my hand. My niece and nephew love that plaster cast so I thought we could h…

Super Easy - How to Make Your Own Prosthetics Mold (Joker - Arkham Asylum): Hi, I have made this instructable to show everyone a super easy way to make your own prosthetics for cosplay, Halloween, Or just facial features in general... I personally made the facial features of the Joker From 'Arkham Asylum' Ps, The attached…

Dana Lynn Harper on Instagram: "At my solo exhibition @studio23baycity I made a sculpture with 20 open leaves, with the intention of the work being completed by participants of my workshop. I taught them how to use and build with paper clay and plaster gauze. After their works were complete they were added to the sculpture that hangs in the gallery."

Making your own plaster bandages is a great way to save money. Plaster bandages can be used for medical purposes or for casting body parts for art. Getting the consistency for the plaster correct can take a few tries, but once you get it down, the process is easy.

Plaster cloth is one of the coolest crafty inventions that I've discovered in the last ten years. If you think paper mache is fun....

The first two atcs use the heated oil pastels backgrounds. This one has a plaster gauze shape added. This one uses a luminous paste background. This one uses the Garden Walk technique. At the time, I was frustrated that my backgrounds didn't resemble the ones in the book at all. But I think this background is perfect for this atc. This one uses a flashing or ventilation tape background.

Plaster and fabric on canvas

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Craft Wrap Plaster Cloth & Plaster Gauze for Hobby Crafts, Belly Cast, Mask Making, Scenery Art - Each Roll of Plaster Bandages Measures 4 inch x 5 Yards (12 Pack)