Paper mache horns diy

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Now that all the wire is in place it's time to grab that foil. I cover the whole structure in foil (don't bulk out the structure too much as there's Papier-mache to put on too). Once covered I then get the sellotape and wrap that around each joint before finally covering the whole thing. Next comes the fun messy part.......Papier-mache!!!

Cardboard Satir Horns

Horn tutorial by Me Start with aluminum foil. I tend to have used one layer and crumpled it up for the base, then cut 3 to 4, or more depending on the thickness you want. With the other layers i wrapped them around the crumpled later. Once done, shape your horn. I chose a gazelle, or maleficent look. Next step is to make paper mache. Create your paste with 1 cup flour, 2 cups water. I didn't have any Elmer's glue, so I used maybe a tablespoon of wood glue. Your choice. After mixing them…

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,DIY Halloween Horns. made out of cereal boxes, tape, and pipe cleaners, paper mâché and paint

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cardboard horns--base taped, then spackled to smooth tape edges, solid and mottled paint treatments. OOAK by Betsy Riley (BetsyBlueDragon.com)

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