Paper mache wall shelf

NEED:- a base piece of wood in your preferred size (mine is 100cm x 30 cm)-wood pieces to create the shelving part: a frame around the whole base plus dividers for each little unit (i used 2 cm thick wood, ideally wood with some kind of coating to prevent from too much humidity soaking in)-wood glue -gloves-screws for wood & drill-Plaster ( I used one I found at the hardware store sold as 'building plaster' it is normally used to close up walls after putting electric cables into the wall) I…

Frieze - Andrea Zittel

Cardboard organizer for my crystals. Made with cardboard and paper mache.

Marion Westerman on Instagram: "The first view when I enter my studio! It makes me want to start right away! Wow, this is the thing that makes me happy! I have two desks, one for the dirty stuff (paper mache/clay) and one for painting. I can recommend the two desks! Beneath my desk is my waist paper storage space! One has to be resourceful! Happy Monday! #papiermache #shrine #altardecor #paperpulp #papermache #papermacheart #niches #shrine ##workinprogress #onmydesk #altar #walldecor…

this temple structure designed from paper mache clay, and indian wall care putti, decorated piller, front desiging, looking good

Made by Jennifer Willis

In this video, I'll show you how to make your own unique and inexpensive paper mache floating shelves for your home. Paper mache is a fun, easy, and budget-f...

Marion Westerman on Instagram: "Making a paper mache shrine in a nut shell. A new design, new mold. A great opportunity to show you a little bit more of the process. It’s never just making a shrine. There’s always a lot more. This reel might give you a nice idea of what it takes to make a paper mache shrine… and where not talking about the sanding, painting or varnishing! #workingprogress #papiermache #shrine #papermache #paperpulpmaking #altardecor #howitsmade #paperpulp #papermacheart…

* Each piece is made entirely by hand by recycling paper pulp, old textile fabric + thread pieces and making them into pulp with natural strong adhesives. Thanks to their depth, the pieces transform according to the light in your space, creating different shadows and sensations. This variability turns each sculpture into a living work of art. * I aim to create a special and meaningful atmosphere in your home or office with my work. Each piece lives with you, becomes more beautiful over time…