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    The document provides instructions for making wheatpaste and using it to adhere paper posters to walls and other surfaces. It describes wheatpaste as a liquid adhesive made by mixing flour and water, and optionally heating the mixture until thickened. The instructions note that photocopied or laser printed images work best, as inkjet prints may cause the color to run. Additional paper accessories can be chosen and prepared in the same way to add to the poster. To apply the poster, the instructions say to paint a layer of wheatpaste on the wall and smooth the poster over it, making sure to glue down the edges.

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    The document provides instructions for making wheatpaste and using it to adhere paper posters to walls and other surfaces. It describes wheatpaste as a liquid adhesive made by mixing flour and water, and optionally heating the mixture until thickened. The instructions note that photocopied or laser printed images work best, as inkjet prints may cause the color to run. Additional paper accessories can be chosen and prepared in the same way to add to the poster. To apply the poster, the instructions say to paint a layer of wheatpaste on the wall and smooth the poster over it, making sure to glue down the edges.

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    The Free Range Duck Paste Up Book: Beta 1.0

    Uploaded by

    Irina Grosu
    The document provides instructions for making wheatpaste and using it to adhere paper posters to walls and other surfaces. It describes wheatpaste as a liquid adhesive made by mixing flour and water, and optionally heating the mixture until thickened. The instructions note that photocopied or laser printed images work best, as inkjet prints may cause the color to run. Additional paper accessories can be chosen and prepared in the same way to add to the poster. To apply the poster, the instructions say to paint a layer of wheatpaste on the wall and smooth the poster over it, making sure to glue down the edges.

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    The Free Range Duck Paste up book

    Beta 1.0

    Wheatpaste (also known as potato paste, our paste, rice paste, Marxist glue, or simply paste) is a liquid adhesive used since ancient times for various arts and crafts such as book binding, decoupage, collage, and papier-mch. It is also made for the purpose of adhering paper posters to walls and other surfaces (often in gra ti). Closely resembling wallpaper paste, it is made by mixing roughly equal portions of our and water (some argue using more water or more our), and heating it until it thickens. A similar our and water formula is taught in elementary school (minus the low heat simmer) as an easy to make substitute for ready made adhesive.

    Photocopy or laser print this image of the duck leaving a small white border. Nb - If you try to paste an inkjet printed image the colour will run. From the following pages choose any accessories you wish to give your paste up and prepare in the same way. To put something up, paint the wall with a layer of paste and smooth your poster over it. Make sure you glue the edges down.

    Hats & Helmets

    WHO

    DUCKS

    INS

    Accessories

    Weapons

    WHO D CKS U

    S IN

    WH

    D U C KS

    NS I W

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