Friday, January 30, 2009

Purple Highlights Vegas

How to Make Paper Mache Embossed

This cute and easy technique has many procedures and applications, then I leave some recipes, which I hope will be helpful.


This recipe will vary slightly from traditional ingredients, so it is much simpler, with these recipes can "cover" a surface, is most recommended for the materials for this type of work
Ingredients: daily paper

Cola Water
vinyl or glue
Formaldehyde (optional, to prevent odors and fungi)
cut the paper into pieces and soak in water for 5 hours, then drain on paper until a mass that at first glance may be little but should be castable get wet, then add the vinyl glue or paste to give pliability and resistance to mass. At the end if you want you can add a few drops of formalin as I said before is optional but much use when you want to keep the dough longer in the refrigerator.
Well! I hope you enjoy and that make at home, is just beginning to shape or to cover surfaces and try, experiment and have fun .






MOST COMPLETE RECIPE:


Ingredients:
A roll of toilet paper quality
2 tablespoons white glue or plastic fillings
1 tablespoon cooking oil
240 cc.
wallpaper glue to 140 cc.
chalk powder Cut the paper into pieces and soak in water for 24 hours approx.

Process the role of a little and boil for about one hour. when warm drain until the pulp, when drained somewhat, with your fingers and add the remaining ingredients mix well until a smooth paste. If you want to color the paste can be added dyes or pigments. To preserve should be stored in the refrigerator and has a duration of 4 months or so.






complete recipe, including how to make flesh:

First make paper pulp, cutting into pieces a roll of toilet paper, place the pieces in a saucepan, cover with water, boil for 1 hour, stirring from time to time, to shred paper, remove from heat and add 1 / 2 cup of bleach and let it cool and run off with your hands all the liquid, then dry the dough is mixed vinyl glue or paste with powdered chalk, also flour can be used instead.

Place in a bowl and knead until no more from sticking in our hands, wrapped in plastic wrap or plastic bag.
We let stand at room temperature
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If when using this I am very liquid mass we add chalk or flour.
If dough is too dry add a little more than vinyl glue or paste.
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If the dough is that bankruptcy is added a few tablespoons of cooking oil, re-knead until desired consistency.
For thin sheets of paper mache, put a plastic bag underneath and above the more and proceed to knead and smooth as any other mass.
To achieve perfection in the details to cover a part time fill the remaining gaps or cracks with a little glue.
The most important thing is that this technique is simple and we can make it with children, be encouraged to make a little dough and experience with children, they are the best artists.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Groping In Crowded Bus Or Train




Some techniques, tips and tips to work in tin:
The first step is to transfer the design to the aluminum foil. blade over the number 002 is used because it is easy to work with any tool. simple profiling is to highlight the limits of design, this is done behind the plate and supported on microporous eva rubber sheet or fabric, and turns on a hard surface is delineated only the outside .
profiling working double like the simple but delineates the interior form of a rope.

    planing to stump serves to highlight the embossed image. Is done by the reverse of the sheet

  • Aluminum roller smooths always to start working on it.

  • Aluminum has no right or vice versa, is mostly on the side where one is better physical characteristics than the other (like a mirror.)

  • To paste without problems on hard surfaces or non-porous silicon is placed in that area first and then attach to the surface that is more difficult to adhere.

  • the tools to easily slide After tracing the design, spread petroleum jelly on both sides of the sheet.

  • To ensure that the drawing is going well with the film, skip the tips of the fingers on the right groove and feel slightly swollen.

  • Following these simple tips, I put a little work basics that I hope will encourage them to start with this technique:

  • Emboss on metal-embossing technique
  • plane - Prof. Patricia Jabif


Materials:


tools and basic materials for the spinning process:


- a sheet of tin or aluminum.

- tracing paper, pencil, eraser and tape.


- a hard surface, which may be a durabor table or just the table where we work with daily.


- a shirt, "ballerina" or gomaeva plate.


- a pen with rounded (if no ink is better).


- a medium-thick stump. This tool is a compact paper in pencil and terminating at both ends in a point.


- chisel marble.


Materials for assembly and finishing process:


- contact cement and thinner.


- patinas: Ink black shoes, china ink or silver.


- Brasso polishes if you want a glossy, thin aluminum or sponge if you want a dull finish.


- cotton rags.


- cutting instruments, curved nail scissors, shears, punch cutting, utility knife.


filling materials:


- plastic fillings or


- polyester resin and catalyst.


- Emboss plane - Footsteps


1. Choose the piece.

2. Make a template of the piece of tracing paper. Design drawing or trace on this template, leaving at least half a centimeter of margin between the design and the edge, because the metal can be stretched and would outline design.


3. Mark the outline of the piece on the metal blade and cut the metal, leaving at least an inch of edges. This will then simplify the gluing and assembly.


4. Set the drawing on the metal plate with adhesive tape and transfer it onto a hard surface with little pressure. If you use aluminum, it is irrelevant which side to score, but not so with the tin. In case of using tin, we do the right side. (The tin has two sides and the design must be marked on the right side which is more yellow).


5. Now, remove the layer and place under the flannel sheet metal or ballerina. Redial the drawing in parts and this time apply pressure to start taking the design volume. Areas it is essential for girls and that if we do everything together we will warp the metal.


6. Remove the cloth, turn the design, and now, on a hard, first passed the stump pushing between the lines and then we outline the design lightly on both sides to fine tune internal and closing as required by drawing lines.


7. Turn and on the same hard surface, "Iron" the stump around the embossed area


8. Repeat steps 5, 6 and 7 to complete the job.


9. Fill embossed areas with fillings or mixture of polyester resin and catalyst. (For a refresher cap resin used ca. 5 or 6 drops of catalyst. I recommend staining the dye mixture as this is easier to view it).


10. Textured cross-hatched funds, or close together or spiral steel brush.


11. Glue and assemble the piece.


12. Skating with ink to black leather. Once dry, rub with a cotton cloth to remove almost completely. The aim is that the ink is deposited only at the edges, giving a visual effect of depth.


Work completed: The embossing was used to coat a 16cm box. x 16cm. that can be used to store different things, or put a grid inside and use it for tea sachets, or just for decoration! Tips


Keep all cuts that have a considerable size, since then the corner can be used to make boxes or fittings. Allocate pinceletas old to pass the contact cement and spend the ink for leather that will be provided for that use. The cement pinceleta be cleaned with toluene, the ink for leather, with alcohol.


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Tuesday, January 6, 2009

Birthday Card Sayings For 1 Year Old

Tips on How to make the Cold porcelain paste

Ingredients:


carpicola
1 cup (white glue)

1 cup cornstarch (corn starch)

    1 heaping tablespoon oil Baby lettuce or cream

  • 6 tablespoons water

  • In a Teflon pan, nonstick, off the heat very well carpicola mix with cornstarch until a smooth mixture.

  • Add the cream or baby oil and water, stir vigorously with a wooden spoon, for about 5 minutes, until dough is well blended and smooth.
Carry the pan over low heat and cook the dough, stirring constantly, until a dough bun come off the Teflon.

Remove from heat and sprinkle the dough with a little cornstarch, and knead very well wrapped in a plastic bag, seal and let cool. Store in cool place.


I'd love to know their secrets and tips about this technique, and if you have any questions
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