Papier-mâché pulp is a durable and colorfast powdered paper for creating papier-mâché figures. It dries thoroughly and is robust despite its lightweight. Just mix it with water.

The powdered paper already contains some adhesive, so you only need to mix it with water. Mixing ratio: 3 parts pulp to 1 part water. Only prepare a small amount at a time, as the pulp is very yielding in use. Stir the mixture to a paste-like consistency, which you can then mold into a solid mass with your hands. You can prepare the pulp mixture a day in advance and store it in a lidded bucket. Press, shape, and smooth the pulp on non-absorbent surfaces, or mold it into small flat objects, for example, on a brochure cover. The thicker the layer, the longer the drying time. Allow it to dry for 3–7 days in a warm place.

The pulp has a nice rough surface and can be used for many creative projects.