
THEN I took it, and added a base to it, using a foam support for a lampshade that came with a lamp we bought. (TAKE DURING pictures, Rachel, DURING.) I should also mention I LOVE liquid nails. Glued that baby down TIGHT.
Next, I used that Spray Foam Sealer that you can buy at wal mart. It expands. I used it to create her shoulder and chest area... then once it was hard, and cut it all to shape. (AGAIN, with the photo reminder, Rachel)
Once I had my shape, I made paper mache' to cover the shoulder and chest, and shape a face. THEN once all that was dry, I smoothed out the paper mache with joint compound.
FINALLY, with the pictures...
BUT joint compound will not be sturdy once it's dry, when it's been spread so thinly... so I covered THAT with decoupaged dictionary paper...
She's really shaping up even more nicely than I imagined, and I COULD have stopped here, but I'm still playing... more to come on that!!


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WHat a great idea! Looks fantastic!! Thanks for the before, during and... oh.. I mean thanks for the after photos!! Heheheh!!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I've wondered how that spray foam would work on projects. It just seemed to hold great promise for sculptures.
ReplyDeleteI love how you aged it. You could sell these on etsy.
Blessings,
Terisa