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William Tuttle making a lifemask of Yvette Mimieux 
Description: HOW TO MAKE A PLASTER MASK The following photo sequence is from: "Making a Monster" Al Taylor and Sue Roy Crown Publishers 1980 isbn:O-517-53456-8 Photo credit: William Tuttle
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Vejigante Costume and mask. How to make in an esy way 
Description: Nice and easy guide. Puerto Rico
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Added on: 28-Sep-2002
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TO MAKE LIFE CAST MASK. PLASTER GAUZE 
Description: PROCEDURE by Alisa in Denmark
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Added on: 02-Jun-2002
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Ronnie Burkett's Papier Mache Recipes 
Description: 5 different ways.
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Added on: 31-May-2002
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Pulp Recipe for Paper Mache 
Description: Use this recipe to make a pulp mixture to make fine details on paper mache projects.
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Added on: 24-May-2002
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POTEMKIN / Papmache/ 
Description: Papiermache Artist,s personal site about his work and the method..Very nice artwork. Site in Danish, Sorry Folks! But being danish..I,m pleased (susan)
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Plastermasks, in moulds, Venice Masks  Popular
Description: Guide with photos by Eric Heffels. Part of his large website about Venice Carnival and Commedia Dell Arte
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Plaster masks. 
Description: how to make mardi gras masks You will need at least two people for this project
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Added on: 25-Jul-2002
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Plaster Masks for Halloween or Mardi Gras 
Description: Plaster masks can give you something unique to wear to any masquerade party! Molded to any shape you desire, you're only limited by your own imagination. You will need: plaster bandages (found at drugstores or hospital supply stores - used to use for casts) large sheet or tarp vaseline bowl of water scissors scarf or hairband to hold hair back molding paste any decoration to attach to mask while forming acrylic paints, hot glue gun, etc for decorating
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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
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