I recently tried my hand at paper mache. After going the usual paste and paper strips route, I wanted some added bulk to my project. This product is easy to use and gave the desired results.

Works well. Just mix it up and the grandkids love it.

A little bit goes a long way with this stuff. We used to make paper mache pumpkins for Halloween

This is my second purchase of the 24 lb box size. I discovered Celluclay while searching for a kiln to make clay figurines as a hobby project. I was curious about this paper pulp, so I bought a 5 lb bag at my local craft store - and fell in love with this recycled pulverized paper. After weighing the benefits of free sun dried figurines vs expensive kiln dried clay figurines (plus glazes) It was a no-brainer choice. I have been enjoying creating fun heirlooms for my children, friends and family with Celluclay . It is easy to work with, dries hard as a rock and is easy to paint with acrylics. The gray celluclay is a bit creamier in texture than the white but both are great products either way. I have been posting my creations for the world to see on my facebook page - if Amazon lets you see them - enjoy - and give this stuff a try yourself. Fun for warm summer outdoor craft projects especially. [...]

I bought this to recreate the eyeball plant from Labyrinth for a themed masquerade party. It worked as I needed it to and created the arms of the plant, which have held long after the party. It was basically easy to mix and a little harder to use, but I was able to make exactly what I was trying to make with it, so I was happy.