Sunday, May 23, 2010
Recently, we had tons of fun when we pulled out our hot pots and the Mold n Pour material. Take a look at some of our art embellishment pieces. I love those crazy little frozen charlotte porcelain dolls from Germany, so I decided that it would be so cool to be able to have them whenever I wanted, in lots of sizes and colors...also, we are now selling anagrams by the letter...so we made duplicates of them, too...I found a whole bunch of white porcelain letters in SF on one of my recent trips, so I will have a class sometime soon, where you can come in and make your own letters!! The "R" and the "O" shown below are both replicas made from UTEE. If I make something out of the platinum UTEE and I want it to look a little more silvery, I will rub a bit of our new Viva Inka Gold rub-on over it...it buffs up beautifully..comes a a few different colors, too. The last photo shows the original, the mold, and the replica. The yellow "V" is the original.,,,the white one is the copy.
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Love all the "Mold n Pour" goodies! I love my melting pot and making molds of things to then fill with Utee! It is so much fun and so satisfying!
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very cool! Also want to thank you for a great time at you flea market/sale yesterday!! Great deals and i left very happy!!!
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ReplyDeleteYou and your team outdid yourselves again yesterday with the AAOYS, it was fabulous, both inside and outside. Came home with a ton of stuff I don't really need, but which makes me very, very happy. I didn't get in until midnight, but spent 2 hours looking at (absolutely) everything :-) Thank you so much!
I should learn how to do this! Another world of goodness to explore!
ReplyDeleteI have had a melting pot for ages and have never used it. This inspires me to break it out and give it a try!
ReplyDeleteIs this similar to the clay you mold and then bake to harden. I have done that in the past to make miniature seals.
ReplyDeleteI also wanted to share a technique I learned this weekend. You take a big glob of embossing powder on a piece of paper. Use the heat gun underneath it to melt the powder. When melted, press an image into it and let it solidify.
ReplyDeleteDrooling over the frozen charlotte dolls!! I bought the mold n pour. I think I will try it in the morning. I loved the bird house class. Well worth the trip. Paula
ReplyDeleteThis post reminds me that I need to get out my Mold N Pour an experiment. LOVE love love the little dolls! Anne, yourmainestamper
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