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Instructions No. 3197
Difficulty: Beginner
Working time: 30 Minutes
The difference between Raysin 100 and Raysin 200
Before we start, let's briefly clarify which Raysin is best suited to your project:
Raysin 100 is perfect for smaller objects and offers less strength. However, it is ideal if you want to create intricate details.
Raysin 200, on the other hand, offers higher strength and is suitable for larger moulding projects where stability is important.
How to create your unique jewellery bowls:
First, prepare your template by transferring the desired shape to cardboard and cutting it out. Place the template in the casting mould with the design side facing down. This step ensures a clean result and ensures that the design of your jewellery bowl comes out well.
Mixing the casting compound is a crucial moment: you combine the powder with water until an even, lump-free consistency is achieved. It is important to stir thoroughly so that no powder settles at the bottom. Then pour the mixture into the prepared mould and tap it gently on the tabletop to ensure even distribution and remove any air bubbles, and after about an hour you can carefully remove the casting mould. However, you should allow your jewellery bowl to continue drying in the air to ensure it is completely solid.
Irregularities or rough edges can easily be smoothed out with a little sandpaper and the final touch is entirely up to you: you can decide whether you want to keep the chic matt look or give it a shiny, professional look with Stamperia Fluid Gloss. The Fluid Gloss is simply applied directly to the bowl and provides additional protection and an elegant shine.
Have fun!
