25 Responses

1. GardenOfImagination

   01|Aug|2009 1

   Check my other videos for the mold tutorial.
   Angela

2. lololollipopMinis

   01|Aug|2009 2

   wow its so cute! how did u make the mould?? I never seen such flexible material b4 haha. Awesome man!

3. mystikkinata

   01|Aug|2009 3

   you can poke it with a toothpick or kind of tap it against the surface of a table to set it. Hope that helps

4. BellaDanceswithJack

   01|Aug|2009 4

   Im still working on trying to get bubbles out of my stuff I fail.

5. agdolls4ever2

   01|Aug|2009 5

   that easycast stuff, i bought tht!!! well my mom did for me!! its so cool but kinda hard to use

6. GardenOfImagination

   01|Aug|2009 6

   Same stuff… try it! Mine was about $15 for the set at Hobby Lobby.
   Angela

7. BellaDanceswithJack

   01|Aug|2009 7

   how much was that quick water?? I bought some epoxy resin thats pretty much the same thing called easycast. it was rather expensive… but could you make a mold for that out of polymer??

8. GardenOfImagination

   01|Aug|2009 8

   So right!
   Angela

9. GardenOfImagination

   01|Aug|2009 9

   Or use clear fingernail polish.
   Angela

10. hermionebubble

    01|Aug|2009 10

    Liquid Fimo might work, it is much more translucent than TLS. It is still not perfectly clear so it won’t look nearly as good as this method, but it would be the closest you could get if you weren’t willing to mess with resin or didn’t have access to it.

11. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 11

    Thank you!
    Angela

12. minyoncw

    01|Aug|2009 12

    wow that’s awesome

13. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 13

    That’s a wonderful idea!!!
    Angela

14. hypersniper4000

    01|Aug|2009 14

    Oh maybe you could make tiny bits of fruit to add inside!

15. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 15

    TLS will NOT work for Jello. It is too cloudy. Water would be just plain resin- no coloring. Check my youtube channel for Krylon Triple thick or do a search for triple thick glaze at google.
    Angela

16. machughdeb

    01|Aug|2009 16

    can you use translucent liquid clay for this? also what would you use for water? I saw somone use epoxy resin but i cant find any or any krylon glaze!

17. wendyoriginals

    01|Aug|2009 17

    Me too! I hate it when some wonderful crafting product comes along and then the manufacturer doesn’t produce it anymore. You spend hours and days/months experimenting with products and then POOF!!! It’s gone ! So frustrating for us miniature artisans!
    Krylon told me that they just didn’t have enough demand for it. Some craft supplies company needs to copy their wonderful formula for us mini makers!!!!!!
    ~sorry for the bad news Angela
    ~Wendy

18. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 18

    I’m going to the corner to cry.
    Angela

19. wendyoriginals

    01|Aug|2009 19

    They do make the spray on but not the kind that comes in the jar, the brush-on!
    Just had to add that
    ~Thanks for the great videos Angela and the advice!
    ~Wendy

20. wendyoriginals

    01|Aug|2009 20

    ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
    Just to let you all know that I contacted Krylon company and they no longer make the wonderful product triple thick crystal clear glaze! So, Angela just to let you know “Karen” has only 32 jars left that she got from her supplier as soon as I informed her, so everyone go to the link that sells it and stock up while you can!!!! “Karen” asked me to tell everyone who might be interested. Thank you, Wendy

21. wendyoriginals

    01|Aug|2009 21

    ANNOUNCEMENT!!!
    Just to let you all know that I contacted Krylon company and they no longer make the wonderful product triple thick crystal clear glaze! So, Angela just to let you know “Karen” has only 32 jars left that she got from her supplier as soon as I informed her, so everyone go to the link that sells it and stock up while you can!!!! “Karen” asked me to tell everyone who might be interested. Thank you, Wendy

22. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 22

    Well yes, I think so. If you go to my youtube channel there is a link to a place that has it. I think it’s around $7. But for the miniature world it will last for years.
    Angela

23. lpsrocks101

    01|Aug|2009 23

    Is the tripple cleaar glaze expensive?

24. blackkittie

    01|Aug|2009 24

    blah a sucky thing of living in hawaii is that we don’t have good craft stores.
    Thanks for all your ideas!

25. GardenOfImagination

    01|Aug|2009 25

    Check my youtube channel for the link to a place that sells Krylon triple thick. And yes, it’s still slightly squishy even with the triple thick.
    Angela