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Half Wire Screen Masks by Peggy L. Bennett,  Popular
Description: Elementary Art Lessons
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Added on: 11-Feb-2003
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Papier Mache / Jackie / UK  Popular
Description: (SITE with help for beginners in Papier Mache - beautiful artwork - gallery. Good information and recipes) Jackie says: I have been influenced by many artists and sculptors and by things I see around me. I am always on the look out for bits and pieces that I can use in my work. For instance, I saw a pile of oval wooden "advertising boards" being sold off in a shop for 50p each and I bought several as they make excellent bases.
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Added on: 22-Jan-2001
Rating: 10 (4 Votes)
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Life masks - plaster gauze. Ronda Larue 
Description: Excellent Method and description.
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Added on: 02-Jun-2002
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Atelier Revellio, - Maskmaking guide - Germany  Popular
Description: An absolutely splendid photoguide of maskmaking "the old way". Check it out. German site. Great photos
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Added on: 20-Nov-2002
Rating: 7 (2 Votes)
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Making Faces  Popular
Description: If you have enough clay, create a face in clay and cover it with thin plastic (Saran Wrap) and then with 3-5 layers of papier mache. You may have to cut it to get it off the clay,
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Added on: 16-Jan-2001
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Papier Mache  Popular
Description: The term papier m?ch? (pronounced p?p-ee-ay mash-?y) comes from the French phrase meaning "chewed paper." You can use papier m?ch? to make pi?atas, masks, jewelry, and lots of other crafts.
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Added on: 16-Jan-2001
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BASIC MASK MAKING CONSTRUCTION  Popular
Description: BASIC MASK MAKING CONSTRUCTION From the Kappellenberg class 12/18/00 by Lady Sveva Lucciola Good information on clothing method, leather, paper mache etc
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A milliners approach to maskmaking  Popular
Description: Borrowing materials and techniques from millinery, maskmaker Katherine Snider has perfected a way to build lightweight, face-hugging masks. As Plates 1 and 2 demonstrate, each of her masks is a testament to her artistry. Just as importantly, each of them is the result of an approach that uses inexpensive and entirely non-toxic materials. This article, the first in a two-part series, describes the crafting of the base that is common to all her masks. Its sequel will address more advanced issues including the use of non-traditional materials and ways to finish a mask.
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LEATHERMASKMAKING WORKSHOP 
Description: Welcome to our coverage of the 10 day (90 hour) workshop in the design and construction of leather performance mask. This workshop is being run by Paolo Consiglio, a master leather mask maker and teacher from Florence, Italy. It is being held at The Crago Mill Regional Arts Centre, Piper Street, Bathurst, NSW, Australia. It has been financed by a Visiting Artists' Grant from Charles Sturt University and is open to the local community and students from CSU
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MAKE A PAPIER-M?CH? DINOSAUR HAT 
Description: A Preschool, Kindergarten, and Early Elementary School Activity This activity creates papier-m?ch? dinosaur hats. Each step takes about an hour or less. A few days drying time is required between the papier-m?ch? part, the application of decorations, and the painting part. It is also messy, involving tearing paper, gluing it, decorating, and painting.
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Added on: 16-Jan-2001
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