1. Gather all your materials and spread a plastic cover over your work area, including the floor.
2. Pour equal parts flour and water into a plastic bucket or bowl and blend with a mixing spoon. The amount you make depends on the size of the project. Two cups each of flour and water is good for a smaller project; you can always make more if you run out. ( Image a.)
3. Add flour to thicken the mixture or water to thin it until you reach the desired consistency - a smooth liquid with no lumps. The paste should stick smoothly to paper strips without dripping off. ( Image b.)
4. Add salt to the paste to keep it from getting moldy; add white glue for extra stickiness. ( Image c.)
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You can use several types of flour including all-purpose, wheat or corn.
You can use wallpaper paste instead of flour for a smooth application and easier cleanup. Wallpaper paste isn't as sturdy as flour paste.
Use plastic gloves to make cleanup easier.
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