From: "Richard Johnson" <djdick-AT-georgiasouthern.edu>
To: <puptcrit-AT-lists.driftline.org>
Date: Fri, 26 May 2006 00:07:44 -0400
Subject: Re: [Puptcrit] ARTICLE: Coffee Filters and Paper Mache


My family would be more upset about finding puppet or prop parts in the
dehydrator.

Richard B. Johnson, Husband, Father, Grandfather, Actor, Director,
Puppeteer, Playwright, Teacher,Writer, Thingmaker, Mormon, Person, Fool.  I
sometimes think that the last persona is the most important- and most
valuable.
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[mailto:puptcrit-bounces-AT-lists.driftline.org] On Behalf Of Sandy Barton
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Subject: Re: [Puptcrit] ARTICLE: Coffee Filters and Paper Mache


Mathieu,

I have one of those dehydrators to make jerky, fruit leather, etc.  I've 
used that instead of the oven to speed dry.   Have you every tried one 
of those?  It's been very handy to have around and the family is happy 
that I'm not taking up the oven with puppets not food.  Few things upset 
a family more than finding puppet or prop parts in the oven.

Sandy <><
SDG


Mathieu René wrote:

>, or speed-dry it in the oven. If you do this in the oven,
>use a low temoperature, amnd make sure your piece is away from the heating 
>elements. TEst the final stiffness only when the piece has completely 
>cooled, because a hot paper mache project is usually much more flexible
(and 
>painful).
>
>  
>
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