Paper Mache on Hand Cast

The video tutorial guides students through the process of creating a paper mache hand cast. It begins with securing a masking tape hand cast to a cardboard base. The tutorial then explains how to mix Elmer's paper mache art paste and prepare newspaper strips. Students learn to apply the paste-coated strips to the hand cast, ensuring smoothness and multiple layers for a firm structure. The video emphasizes the importance of cleaning up after the activity and allowing the sculpture to dry for 48 hours.

What is the first step in preparing your hand cast for paper mache?

• Mixing the paper mache paste

• Tearing newspaper into strips

• Securing the hand cast to a base

• Writing your name on the hand cast

How much water is needed to mix with the powdered paper mache paste?

• 2 liters

• 3.8 liters

• 1 liter

• 5 liters

What is the recommended width for the newspaper strips?

• 3 inches

• 1 inch

• 2 inches

• 0.5 inches

Why is it important to apply multiple layers of newspaper strips?

• To make the sculpture colorful

• To ensure the sculpture is firm and solid

• To save on paste

• To make it easier to clean

What should you do after finishing the paper mache process?

• Wipe down the area with a dry paper towel

• Use a wet cloth to clean

• Add water to the surface

• Leave the paste open