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I'm planning on making a big sculpture and it would probably be easier to papermache the separate parts and the somehow join them together. I was thinking of joining them with paper mache on the jiont, but think this would be a problem because if I layer on top of the join, it would be too thin and weak to hold it up, unless I layer so thick it is like a lump sticking out, and there is no way I can layer INSIDE because they are tube shapes and too hard to reach inside. I wonder what is the best way to join large pieces of paper mache together seamlessly?
Hi Anthony!
I'd use a strong glue meant to glue wood. After the glue dries you can put a couple of layers of strong paper strips to secure the joint. Newspaper would not be as good as perhaps parcel packaging paper. If you put only a few layers it won't be too thick. This combination should secure you a good result.
Hope this helped.
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as already mentioned, strong glues like wood glue or gorilla glu will hold it together. if your pieces are thick and solid anough, you might even be able to use nails r screws, but glue would work the best.
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