How to Make Resin Paper Mache Paste
This is a Craft Recipe for Paper Mache Paste Aka Papier Mache Paste!
How to Make Resin Paper Mache Paste: Resin paper mache paste gives a very hard finish to paper mache projects. It is excellent for making large paper mache crafts such as furniture, bowls, wall art, etc. Your kids will enjoy making this resin paper mache paste as much as they will enjoy using it for their crafts. This recipe makes about 1 pint of resin paper mache paste.
Step 1: Gather the following ingredients to make resin paper mache paste: 1/2 cup wheat flour (not self rising), 1/4 cup powdered resin glue, 1/2 cup warm water, 1 plus 1/2 cups hot water, 4 drops of cinnamon oil.
Step 2: Mix the flour and resin glue in a saucepan.
Step 3: Make a paste by adding 1/2 cup of warm water and mixing well.
Step 4: Add the hot water while stirring vigorously to prevent lumps.
Step 5: Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture is thick, clear and smooth.
Step 6: Add the cinnamon oil to act as a preservative. If you are using the resin paper mache paste right away, you do not need the cinnamon oil.
Step 7: Store the paper mache paste in a covered glass jar. It will keep for several weeks if you added the cinnamon oil. Do not refrigerate.
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2 Comments
Post a CommentHi Allana, I hope you come back to read this! There are many recipes for paper mache. Click on my name at the top of this article then in the search box for my articles type in paper mache and you'll get some other recipes. Resin glue and cinnamon oil can be found in craft stores, but you won't need it in some of my other recipes.
I've been wanting to create with paper mache for a while but couldn't remember for sure how to make the paste. I just remember flour, water and a little bleach. Yours sounds sturdier. Does it have to be wheat flour? And where does one find powdered resin glue, and cinnamon oil?