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What is the French equivalent of `chewed paper'?
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03 Aug '07 10:39 pm
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Papier-mch.
A form of papier-mch had existed in China for hundreds of years until a much stronger version (including glue) was patented by Henry Clay of Birmingham England in 1702.
It was a common technique for making dolls in the 19th century, before plastics became available. Piatas are an example, as is one of the papal tiaras. Constructing papier-mch is a common craft used to entertain children.
Answered by anjali sharma, 05 Aug '07 05:56 pm
A form of papier-mch had existed in China for hundreds of years until a much stronger version (including glue) was patented by Henry Clay of Birmingham England in 1702.
It was a common technique for making dolls in the 19th century, before plastics became available. Piatas are an example, as is one of the papal tiaras. Constructing papier-mch is a common craft used to entertain children.
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