Plaster of Paris Art

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I decided to break out of my mold and do a craft with molds! Not the kind that grow in moisture or even the ones we eat as cheese, but the ones you make with Plaster of Paris. I have to admit that I was a little reluctant to use a craft material that warns about submerging body parts, but I’m so glad I tried something new because this Plaster of Paris art turned out so well!

Here’s What You Need to Make Plaster of Paris Molds:

  • Plaster of Paris
  • Mixing bowl
  • Spoon
  • Water
  • Newspaper or plastic tablecloth
  • Plastic lids
  • Decorative objects (marbles, plastic gems, shells, rocks, etc.)

Here’s How to Make Plaster of Paris Molds:

1. Cover your work area with newspaper or a plastic tablecloth.

2. Mix 2 parts Plaster of Paris to 1 part water.

3. Pour mixture immediately into plastic lids.

4. Create design in Plaster of Paris with decorative objects.

5. Allow Plaster of Paris to dry completely (a couple hours) before removing the art from the molds.

This craft for kids is quick, easy and great for playdates or afternoons at home!

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These are lovely! My daughter did something similar in an art class and I liked it so much I framed it and hung it on the wall.

Corinna
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2. On May 20th, 2009 at 4:15 pm, Samhita chatterjee said:

Lovely creations!



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