How to Make Papier Mâché Paste

Get your water started., Create your flour mixture., Combine your ingredients., Wait for it to cool., Stir before use.

5 Steps 1 min read Medium

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Get your water started.

    Measure ½ cup of water, and add it to a pot.

    Turn the heat on high and bring it to a boil
  2. Step 2: Create your flour mixture.

    Add ½ cup of flour, ½ cup of cold water, and ¾ teaspoon of salt together to a bowl.

    Mix these well to create a thin paste. , Pour the flour mixture into the boiling water and stir, keeping the mixture at a boil for five minutes.

    Then, turn off the stove and continue stirring until a thick paste forms. , After a thick paste has formed, leave it to cool on the stove until it is cool to the touch.

    If you are in a hurry, you can consider letting it set on a cold burner for 15 minutes, and then placing it in the freezer for another 15-20 minutes. , As soon as your paste has cooled to room temperature, it is ready to use! Apply it to your papier mâché project using a paintbrush for the smoothest coat.

    Don’t worry about heating it up again unless it is too thick to use.

    Store any excess in a glass jar and refrigerate.
  3. Step 3: Combine your ingredients.

  4. Step 4: Wait for it to cool.

  5. Step 5: Stir before use.

Detailed Guide

Measure ½ cup of water, and add it to a pot.

Turn the heat on high and bring it to a boil

Add ½ cup of flour, ½ cup of cold water, and ¾ teaspoon of salt together to a bowl.

Mix these well to create a thin paste. , Pour the flour mixture into the boiling water and stir, keeping the mixture at a boil for five minutes.

Then, turn off the stove and continue stirring until a thick paste forms. , After a thick paste has formed, leave it to cool on the stove until it is cool to the touch.

If you are in a hurry, you can consider letting it set on a cold burner for 15 minutes, and then placing it in the freezer for another 15-20 minutes. , As soon as your paste has cooled to room temperature, it is ready to use! Apply it to your papier mâché project using a paintbrush for the smoothest coat.

Don’t worry about heating it up again unless it is too thick to use.

Store any excess in a glass jar and refrigerate.

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