The theme for this blog hop is:
" The Great Mold Putty Scavenger Hunt!
What amazing things can you discover to mold and transform into your art using resin?"
At the end of this post you will fin a link that will take you to the rest of the designers involved in this treasure hunt and give you the chance to win a a resin/mold crafting kit!
OK, ready to get started?
All the designers received the exact same items to craft with.
I chose to make a pendant that I will wear with my gypsy costume for Halloween.
The putty comes in two parts. White and yellow. I gathered equal parts of each and mixed the two together until it was a uniform light yellow color. Then I formed the shape and pressed the tin in. I quickly pressed the edges around the tins edges. The putty sets quickly, in less than 15 minutes.
Then I popped out the tin to reveal my decorative mold!
Following the instructions on the box and measuring cups, I carefully measured equal parts of the part "A" and part "B" resins, then combined the two and mixed thoroughly with a popsicle stick.
I poured a bit of the mixed resin into the mold and arranged a few of the eyes. I waited about 5 minutes then added the rest of the eyes and filled the mold to the brim with resin.
I placed my filled mold on a flat surface overnight. By morning I was able to pop out my cured piece!
I painted the back of the pendant with glow-in-the-dark nail polish and used e-6000 to glue the bezels in place. All set to wear on Halloween night!
Excited to see more? Visit the rest of the designers here and enter to win your own crafting kit.
Good luck!
16 comments:
What a great way to use wiggle eyes!
So unique!!
what a fun project
I love the eyeballs!
Adorably creepy! Eye like it! I'm visiting from the ACP team. Happy creating!
Clever and creepy--perfect for Halloween.
Love it and great for Halloween
I could see myself making and wearing something like that on Halloween.
I know, they are so fun!
Thanks!
And easy!
Thanks!
It will be perfect for my gypsy costume!
Fun to make too!
Easy and addicting to make!
Such a fun project!
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