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Why not just read the back of the packet of wallpaper paste? Basically all yu need is a really thick wallpaper paste. When you mix it it will seem quite thin at first. leave it for 2 minutes so the powder can absorb the water and then stir it. It will thicken up a lot. The plaster guaze is good but if this is for children then you want something more robust and flexible than plaster which will just break. I would go for papier mache as it is so springy and virtually child proof! good luck, Neil
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