Showing posts with label The Glass Hut moulds. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Glass Hut moulds. Show all posts
Thursday, 4 June 2020
Green Man in Resin
Well I plucked up courage and decided to pour my large green man mould. To say I am chuffed with it is an understatement.
I brush the mould with various coloured pigment powders and then mixed some green resin. As the mould is so deep I did it in two layers; adding the second layer when the first had started to set, and made the second layer a slightly different shade of green.
I took a few pictures to try and capture the sparkle in him. He is about 8.1/2" tall and about 6" at his widest width:
I have just ordered his wife, and also another smaller size of him and his wife so watch this space!
Sunday, 24 May 2020
A Green Man
I bought this lovely Green Man mould with a view to casting him in resin, but chickened out at the last minute (although I will cast him in resin in due course). However, this one was created using air dry clay and then painted with acrylic paints. I was really pleased with the finished result. I may apply a very thin coat of resin on him to protect him and make him weatherproof, or use weatherproof varnish. I am hoping that they make the moulds in smaller sizes eventually too.
I also sent for some more craft concrete, and I will make him using that too. which will also make him weatherproof. He would look great on a flowerpot
I also sent for some more craft concrete, and I will make him using that too. which will also make him weatherproof. He would look great on a flowerpot
Labels:
acrylic paint,
Air Dry Clay,
Green Man,
The Glass Hut moulds
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