D'idées créatives
Une poule faite à partir d'un oeuf en polystyrène recouvert de pâte à papier et avec des pattes en fil bonsaï
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Ce poussin potelet est fait à partir d'un oeuf en polystyrène recouvert de pâte à papier. De longues pattes sont modelées avec du fil bonsaï est poussées dans le corps. Une fois sec. il est peint avec de la peinture acrylique Plus Color.
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Comment faire
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Soak papier-mâché pulp in water using the ratio: 3 parts pulp to 1 part water.
Soak papier-mâché pulp in water using the ratio: 3 parts pulp to 1 part water.2 
For increased adhesion, add 1/2 tbsp glue lacquer per 2 dl mass of papier-mâché pulp and water. Knead the mixture well and leave to rest for 1 hour.
For increased adhesion, add 1/2 tbsp glue lacquer per 2 dl mass of papier-mâché pulp and water. Knead the mixture well and leave to rest for 1 hour.3 
Cover the polystyrene egg by distributing the papier-mâché pulp evenly. Model eyes, a beak and wings. Press them on and smooth them out at the joints.
Cover the polystyrene egg by distributing the papier-mâché pulp evenly. Model eyes, a beak and wings. Press them on and smooth them out at the joints.4 
Model each leg with a foot from one long piece of bonsai wire. Push both legs into the polystyrene egg from underneath. Leave to dry for 2-8 days depending on the size of the chick.
Model each leg with a foot from one long piece of bonsai wire. Push both legs into the polystyrene egg from underneath. Leave to dry for 2-8 days depending on the size of the chick.5 
Paint the chick according to your taste and leave to dry. We have used opaque Plus Color craft paint.
Paint the chick according to your taste and leave to dry. We have used opaque Plus Color craft paint.Allez aussi explorer dans
