An abstract Figure made from Polystyrene with Papier-mâché Pulp
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This figure is made from polystyrene cones and UFOs assembled with stub wires and then covered with papier-mâché pulp. When dry, paint it with A-Color acrylic paint.
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Soak papier-mâché powder in water in the ratio: 3 parts powder to 1 part water.
Soak papier-mâché powder in water in the ratio: 3 parts powder to 1 part water.2 
Shorten three stub wires so that each measures approx. 8 cm.
Shorten three stub wires so that each measures approx. 8 cm.3 
Cover the parts with papier-mâché pulp and assemble them using the stub wires. Cover the joints with more papier-mâché pulp.
Cover the parts with papier-mâché pulp and assemble them using the stub wires. Cover the joints with more papier-mâché pulp.4 
Attach the last part onto the top of the figure using a stub wire and push together with more papier-mâché pulp. Leave to dry.
Attach the last part onto the top of the figure using a stub wire and push together with more papier-mâché pulp. Leave to dry.5 
Paint the figure with A-Color acrylic paint and leave to dry. Cut extra stub wires and attach them for eye lashes at the very top.
Paint the figure with A-Color acrylic paint and leave to dry. Cut extra stub wires and attach them for eye lashes at the very top.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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