jknig
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Paper mache plaster strip cowl
So after covering my hair with saran wrap I put plaster strips from hobby lobby over my face and head. I made sure I didn't go down to the point where it wouldn't come off. Then after it dried I built up eyebrows and nose with paper mache. Then I put ears from a rubies Arkham cowl on top and covered them with plaster strips too. I'm now in the process of covering everything in plaster and smoothing it down. Hopefully it'll be sturdy enough to wear because it fits great but if not it'll be a cool display item.   
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9/27/2016, 5:14 pm
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Re: Paper mache plaster strip cowl
You've got my attention. I'll be watching. Good luck on this.
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9/28/2016, 5:52 pm
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Re: Paper mache plaster strip cowl
This is an interesting project, any updates?
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11/13/2016, 5:02 pm
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jknig
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Re: Paper mache plaster strip cowl
Not much yet I've been pretty busy but I haven't exactly abandoned it. I'll hopefully make some progress soon.
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11/17/2016, 3:54 pm
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