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		<title>Dressform Part 2 &#8211; Casting with Newspaper Mache</title>
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I did a test with the back half using Newspaper. It is usable, but I don&#8217;t love it.
If you&#8217;d like to do the same, this is an overview of the process:

Cover the inside of the mold with vaseline.
Tear up newspapers into 4&#8243;x4&#8243; square swatches with no cut edges.  Cut edges do not look smooth and [...]]]></description>
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<p>I did a test with the back half using Newspaper. It is usable, but I don&#8217;t love it.</p>
<p>If you&#8217;d like to do the same, this is an overview of the process:</p>
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<li>Cover the inside of the mold with vaseline.</li>
<li>Tear up newspapers into 4&#8243;x4&#8243; square swatches with no cut edges.  Cut edges do not look smooth and seamless when overlapped.</li>
<li>Dip  the newspaper into wallpaper paste and cover the inside of the vaseline-covered mold, generously overlapping the prior pieces.  I covered it with four layers of newspaper strips and it was still a tad bit flimsy.  I recommend at least eight layers if you want a stronger dress form.</li>
<li>Leave the paper-mache to dry completely inside the mold (about 2 days).</li>
<li> Separate the paper mache from the plaster mold.</li>
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