Plaster molds diy

Make a Two Part Reusable Mold Using Plaster: Before I start, I'd like to note that this is my first instructable so please excuse any potential gaps in logic I made and some of the blurry pictures. I tried to take as many photos as possible and will explain the process as thoroughly as possibl…

You can create a long lasting plaster of Paris mixture that will stand the test of time, can be sanded and resists weather and the elements, by adding an adhesive to the basic mixture.

Kenny Sing on Instagram: "Here’s how I create rubber mother molds for ceramic slip casting plaster mold parts. In this case I’m using a 3d printed master mold, but the master mold can be made out of anything, commonly plaster. This rubber mold can then be used over and over again to produce the many plaster mold parts I’ll need for slip casting production. This process pulls from the generously documented and shared mold making methods of @hammerlyceramics and @vantiki. #moldmaking…

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Whether you're looking for a one-time project, a new hobby, or a new way to express yourself as an artist, plaster molds can be great for art projects. From figurines to tableware to wall hangings, they can provide molds to make for fun...

Experimenting with mixing different ratios of Plaster of Paris and Wood Glue (and acrylic paint) to get stronger plaster casts. | Martha.net

We have been making molds and it is time to cast something in them. I decided to use some Plaster of Paris that I had on hand. If you have never done this, you will be amazed at how easy it is to do. You will need Plaster of Paris, molds, water and something to mix it with. I used a palette knife. Put some Plaster of Paris in a mixing bowl and add a little water. I does not need a lot of water to run. Mix swiftly. Be quick to pour the mix into the molds. Set the molds aside to dry. I have…

(Edit: See also 100% Silicone Caulk Molds — Round 2, Fight!) I've been so wrapped up in trying to learn how to paint Live Show Quality horses that I've drifted away from the goofier side of things. But since I declared May was going to be my FAFFing month, I figured I'd try something new... | Martha.net

SlipCasting: This is a step by step tutorial on how to slip cast. Slip casting can be useful for making multiples of one object and to make casts that are hollow on the inside. This tutorial is demonstrating how to slip cast porcelain in an already existing plas…