We haven't done much with plaster of paris but this plaque really makes me want to try. Lovely seasonal display by Ordinary Life Magic!
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We made something similar this year, but instead of the plaster we used a small square matboard and structure paste as a basis.
Posted by: sixfrites | 11/25/2008 at 10:58 AM