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All these plates are moulded in air dry clay. |
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1 - Moulded by the bottom on a flexible mould
(transparent suction cup).
The central hollow is printed with a round object, then they are decorated
and varnished. |
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Those plates are moulded on a stopper (slightly hollow)
and are decorated with brushes. |
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2 - Moulded over on a stopper of small water
bottle, they are slightly hollow (Ø22 mm). |
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3 - Mould in (cooked) Fimo made on a bought plate. |
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.... it is use for the moulding in dry clay. |
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The plates are then painted with white acrylic paint. |
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4 - I tryed the method seen on
Sudene' site : printable stuck with varnish in the interior
of a water stopper : the plates are pretty, but still too flexible
and my printables of plates are not very good.
Perhaps i need to use another glu to have a harder result, and I did
not find the good stopper in the French Coke. |
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5 - Painted buttons |
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6 - Fèves (charm hidden in cake for twelfth
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There are beautiful series of them, but a little large for 1/12,
or then for a dish. |
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Here real size, Ø 30 mm. |
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7 - Moulded between 2 metal plates |
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8 - Made from Fimo |
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Fimo bowls, made on a small glass marble. |
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