I realize that the paper mache videos on my home page (and You Tube) are very fast.   They are not meant to be instructional.  They are meant to be entertaining.    After all, I'm trying to fit three or four weeks of work into a video less than three minutes long.    Of course many people want to learn my paper mache techniques after watching the videos.   Because there is so much demand for "slower" videos, I made this set.    I must be honest here and tell you that I didn't enjoy making them.    They were much harder (and time consuming) to produce than I expected.  So I stopped after three lessons.    If you watch them all, they will get you through the paper mache steps and a couple assembly steps.  That's better than nothing.   It these videos are not enough for you, then buy one of my books.   Those are fully illustrated and will lead you through every step of my paper mache process.  They will also give you hints and paper mache "trade secrets".   

Start here with the Introduction.

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If you are interested here is the "Ignite Seattle" talk I gave about Paper Mache.