DIY Mushrooms Molds
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- This is a long video, but hopefully it will be informative enough to keep you interested. As I stated, this is not a turorial, but just a bunch of ideas I have tried. It is and always will be a "work in progress". Please feel free to comment as we all can learn from each other. I mentioned GoStatue mold from ebay and Clay Magic molds in this video so you can go here www.ebay.com/s... for gostatue and here www.claymagici... for Clay Magic. Thanks for watching!
Again:
www.ebay.com/s... for gostatue
www.claymagici... for Clay Magic
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Thank you for your inspiring information, I make mushroom fairy houses so watching this has given me more ideas. 😊
I do love making mushrooms! Thanks for the comment and for watching.
I just finished watching your video on Magic Mushrooms and I just gotta tell you I really enjoyed watching it. I love the way you explain how to do these. You make it sound so easy. I'm going to make some mushrooms using your method. I'll keep you posted on how things turn out. This is Cindy from southern California.
Take care ;-)
A great informative watch.
Thankyou ❤
Thank you for watching!
Good video! Thanks for sharing your processes and I will definitely be trying some of these.
Thanks for the nice comment and for watching!
I love your videos you do so well on all of them and youre so informative! I cant wait to get into microwave kilns and making stuff n whatnot because of you 💚
Thanks for the nice comment and for watching!
Thank you for showing this. I never thought of using common items to make those molds. Looks so easy to make. I will have to try that. Thanks again.
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Very cool!
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So happy your're posting again. Thanks for the 'shroom info.
Thanks for watching. I hope to make a few more before it is time to quit.
Hi. Thank you for this video. I'm going to have a go at making some molds. You've got some really good ideas 🙂
Thanks for watching!
I had been thinking about you often and hoped you are well. Good to see you. ✨️
It seems the older I get the harder it is to come up with both the time and ideas for videos. Thanks for the comment!
So happy to see you're back!! I love how informative and interesting your videos are :)
Thanks for the nice comment and thanks for watching my video!
I know you have so much information to share, so here's some questions
Do you buy or make your own glazes?
Do you only do electric firings/microwave firings or do you also do wood or raku?
Do you only make bisque molds or do you also make plaster molds to make glass forms?
I'm sorry if you've already answered these questions.
@@mikkiland The only glazes I have formulated are ash glazes and I only have electric kilns except for the experiments I did with "pit" firing. I do Raku in the electric kiln I have especially for that. it is not a good idea to use your regular kiln for Raku as opening the kiln up when it is so hot tends to be determental to the bricks & elements. I make ceramic molds for working glass and plaster molds for slip casting. Hope this helps.
@@CaptMike Thanks!!
Love what you do. Your industrial plaster, do you have to kiln it before using? I am an old man and just started doing hypertufa mushrooms with pantyhose. Does something nice, but I love what you do. But your industrial plaster looks like up my alley.
No heat required. Just mix, pour and let it set!
Have you ever tried slip casting in the microwave kiln?
Yes, smll cps sem to work well. Due to the rapid increase in the temps there will be lots of failures.
@@CaptMike Okay, probably not the best combination then. I didn't realize that it had to be fired differently than normal clay. Haven't really been able to find much on the process of firing slip. Could it have something to do with whether it is dry enough before or is it the material itself that cannot handle the sudden high temperatures do you think?
@@srenjensen9412 it's not so much what the item is in the kiln, but the density of the clay object and how fast the kiln heats up. If your piece (say a cup) is completely dry and you heat in incriments of say 3 minutes each you should be able to sucessfuly (sp) bisque the piece.
Awsome captian Mike
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