This is my current project.
To replace all the plain wood door knob on my Ikea bookcases.
I am working in a mold and I wanted to remind you that you could use Jewelry Clay or Envirotex Lite or EasyCast to make the molded item I am featuring.
It is easier to put clay into a mold because you don't have to worry as much about the mold being kept completely level while it cures.
This mold is one that I have used several times and really like. I purchased it two years ago at the Bead and Buttons how.
For my new door knob, I spray painted my resin molded lady along with a plain door knob. I added some silver metallic wax rub on to the lady to make her pop a little.
I added some rhinestone chain to frame her.
Quik Grip glue allowed me to set everything into place.
It looks wonderful on my door and I need to make three more.
Just as a reminder, you can add colour to your molded pieces in many different ways. Here is how I added colour the last time I used the mold.
What a great idea, Carmi. Cany ou tell us the brand or where you got your metallic rub-ons? I love the effect they give.
ReplyDeleteIn the unpainted version you can't really see her nose, so I thought it was Voldemort with hair for a moment! I couldn't stop giggling.
ReplyDeleteI have never seen such crafted knobs. Brilliant..! Recently I have purchased some ceramic knobs from Pushkaknobs. Planning to paint on them too. I wonder how these crafts are made.
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