Using Re•Design with Prima Moulds and Modeling Material!

In this video, i show you how I use Modeling Material and hot glue to make moulds for funiture, art, crafts or whatever you so desire to embellish! Bonus: I paint the example and demonstrate how I use Art Alchemy gilding waxes as well!

[@sueellenmcgoey6095]

Beautiful
Same as you the more glitz the better❤️
Great job

[@elektralightepikk]

Thanks for the instructional. It's helpful to see the process and I love those guilding waxes!

[@ingridsorensen9898]

Thank you !🙂

[@Lilyastacio]

Thanks for the tutorial. You can use a old credit card to clean the excess of clay. I love love love all your works 💜

[@mariad4183]

Wonderful! Awesome instruction!
Thank you for sharing honey! xoxo

[@denisejimenez840]

Way cool! As always! Thx!

[@user-px2iw8mq1z]

THANKS 🌹🌹🌹

[@kristinekerr3688]

Great instructions...thx! I have tried using hot glue but the glue was ridiculously hard to work w/. It was super stringy and just didn’t seem to be melted enough if that’s possible. I tried high temp and low temp setting. I don’t know if it’s my gun or glue. My appliqué came out lumpy and no matter what I did I couldn’t get glue into every detail. Ughh😤 Curious if you have your own store (are u a Stockist for Dixie Belle & Prima)? I’m learning a lot from u! Especially need more knowledge on blending! Keep up the good work!!!💜

[@joannes6653]

Great informative video!! I just tried the modeling material, did what you said and left it in the mould (prima seawashed treasures mould). It came out easily and used the DAP Rapid Fuse glue to glue it onto the top of a wooden jewelry box. As the glue and modeling material piece started drying, it started to lift up around some of the edges so I added a bit more glue. However, after 24 hours it was completely dry but now started cracking. Am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance!