Illustrates several ways to keep cardboard sculptures from falling apart when moved by using a simple clamp technique. (GB)

Twenty-four students in an art class use paper sculpture to produce their own version of Sesame Street. (GB)

Instructions are provided for creating three-dimensional designs by plaster coating honeycomb paper. (SJL)

Providing a papermaking unit in the art program taps students' creativity in many ways. (RM)

Article showed students creating paper collage in meeting the art challenge to explore and to work creatively with familiar and freely available material. (Author/RK)

Decoration of paper bags is described. (SP)

Gives instructions for making rag paper as a high school art project. (SJL)

The author tells how to use and make papier-mache. (MF)

Describes an art project, based on the work of artist Chew Teng Beng, in the molding of wet paper on a plaster cast to create embossed paper designs. The values of such a project are outlined, including a note that its tactile approach makes it suitable to visually handicapped students. (SJL)

Author gives practical pointers in using papier-mache for sculpture. (GB)

A project which started as a design exercise in form and linear relationships and the containment of spatial elements, quickly developed into a many-sided study. (Author)

Purposes of the described project were: to relate one subject area to another; to encourage students to think imaginatively in all subject matter; and to combine intellectual skills with the physical. (Author/CB)

Making puppet heads out of papier mache and staging a puppet show. (CB)

The author tells how a paper clothing making project was successful. (MF)