The plaster gave I purchased came in a big roll about 4" wide, you can buy the rolls in various lengths. I cut them down to about 2" wide and 3-6" in length. It is a good idea to have a variety of sizes. It is easier to have smaller pieces to go around tighter areas like the nose.
I had my high school students use the plaster gauze mask as the base for a mask project. You could add a release agent like Murphys Oil Soap and pout plaster into it to make a positive. Or press clay into it (no release agent) to turn it into a clay project.
How large are the plaster gauze and how large do you cut them ? Thanks for the jvideo one of the best.
The plaster gave I purchased came in a big roll about 4" wide, you can buy the rolls in various lengths. I cut them down to about 2" wide and 3-6" in length. It is a good idea to have a variety of sizes. It is easier to have smaller pieces to go around tighter areas like the nose.
@@christinecaswell2740 Thanks I have two sizes 4 in and 6 in and it's difficult to see on a video the actual size.
Great video! Where did you get the plaster gause?
you can usually find it in drugstores
Hobby Lobby $5. :) EZ Form Plaster cloth Wrap.
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How would you make a positive with plaster I guess ?
I had my high school students use the plaster gauze mask as the base for a mask project. You could add a release agent like Murphys Oil Soap and pout plaster into it to make a positive. Or press clay into it (no release agent) to turn it into a clay project.
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