Paper Mache Casting With Li Qua Che

Thank you for mentioning the dangers of epoxy resin. I have a friend who is permanently disabled from it. It shocks me how often resin channels actively ignore safety gear such as respirators and gloves while giving viewers the impression it's safe to use. I am now on a mission to find Li Qua Che in Australia. . .

The Three Little Pigs. You must be part scientist because you like to experiment. I was watching a old YouTube video of guy who made a whale. It was like three feet long and it was neat to see his wire frame and then paper mache. He even mentioned you and used your paper mache clay. You have inspired so many people. Good job on the video!!!!

Jonni! You're my savior! I swear I've been considering getting Li-Qua-Che for over a year now, but have been hesitant because of how little information there is out there on the internet regarding how this stuff actually comes out. And, it's pretty darn expensive on Amazon, so I wasn't sure I wanted to risk hating it. I've foolishly taken a few months off from watching your content (sorry about that), and just see now that you've made the perfect video for me. Thank you!!

Always inspiration I love it when I get a notification i have never heard of this product it's amazing thanks for sharing

Resin is just another form of plastic. It has its uses of course but the thing I love about your sculpture is that it's made with easily available, inexpensive and mainly recyclable materials. And not poxy resin. (Ok, it uses pva glue and paint. Although a similar glue can be made from food products) So I am pleased that you went with mache and plaster. I wish I had found your channel when I really needed it - forty years ago!

I wish you could come up with a diy liquid paper mache! I trust all of your recipes.

Wow never knew of this stuff...nor guessed how to spell the name...ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU!!

I am sooooo glad to see you still here! (even if i'm 3 weeks late) I hope you are Still goin' strong health wise! You are the only one I've seen that teaches the dangers of epoxy resin. THANK YOU! I've not tried it yet, but had thought about it. Best health for you and yours!!! (((hugs)))

Love your video's, haven't had time to try it myself. My grandchildren want to try it out, so gonna give it a shot! Thank you for your wonderful video's! God Bless

Thanks for posting!

Thank you so much for this video. I have been trying to cast paper clay with a plaster mold without success. I have been researching if anyone has ever made slip out of paper clay and made castings with it and found nothing. This may be exactly what I have been searching for! I just ordered some and I am excited to try this.

Love your videos and love your energy. Thank you for sharing.

THE COW JUMPED OVER THE MOON... Hey, diddle, diddle, the cat and the fiddle. The cow jumped over the moon. The little dog laughed to see such a sport and the dish ran away with the spoon.

I absolutely adore your videos. Love also your hair 😊 Greetings from Portugal and happy new year 😊

This is absolutely genius. No wonder I never thought of it. The absolutely cheapest solution to casting of any material! I haven't even watched the video and I'm so excited about the concept.

Good to see you working away, Jonni...haven't seen a video for a few years. Never heard of this product before, interesting! Thanks for sharing. Whenever I make a batch of plaster, I'll pick up the bucket and drop it on the table a few times...teases up any bubbles in the mix before pouring. Then I'll tap the bottom of the board(after pouring) just below where the mold assembly sits...to make sure no bubbles were trapped during pouring. Of course, I work on either small pieces or bas relief plates, so, it's manageable for me to do that...but I never have issues with bubbles.

This is cute as heck! I like the white trim you added to the top, and I love the possum cushion too. Thanks for sharing! 👍

Your laugh is so cute. It’s like Florence Henderson’s giggle. I LOVE it !!!! 😀

Thanks so much for sharing this product and process!! I'd love to see you do the classic book "Goodnight Moon" as one of your storyboard projects 🐇💙🌛

One of the things I learned when I was making molds, but had no effective way to degass them, was to 'paint' the mold material on my original sculpture taking care to cover every inch with a thin layer. I made sure there were no spots where a bubble could form. Once everything was coated well, I pour the rest of the mold material over the 'coated' original and don't have to worry about any bubbles adhering to my original. I hope that makes sense. 😊