Tutorial - Plaster sculpture

Learn how to make an abstract plaster sculpture. Perhaps you have attended classes at our home and need to refresh your method so that you can continue working on your own. Or maybe you have never worked with plaster before, but this is the opportunity. Plaster kits and plinths can be purchased at www.firepaperrun.dk

[@cutepinkyo]

Thank you, people working with plaster is kinda rare so I'm glad to see your video

[@firepaperrun]

Thank you so much. If you want to follow on Instagram as well feel free: @firepaperrun . And my own work on @katrine.blinkenberg

[@my_garden.secrets]

❤❤v very nice and interesting sculpture.love your ckever techniques .❤❤❤

[@firepaperrun]

@@my_garden.secrets Thank you so much❤️

[@clementramon8589]

Very cool. Carving , using X-acto knives. Would be cool . Thank You for sharing.

[@firepaperrun]

Hi Clement, some of my students carve in their sculptures and it always turns out very interesting, I think. Hope you will give it a try🙌🏻

[@MS-uk5kz]

Hi Katrine, thank you so much for this amazing DIY ❤️

[@firepaperrun]

Im so glad you found it usefull. Please, feel free to write me if you have any questions.

[@lindbjerggraphic3773]

loving it, thank you Katrine!

[@firepaperrun]

You are most welcome, so glad this video can help you when you do further projects

[@lindbjerggraphic3773]

@@firepaperrun I am making my stands this weekend with our local joiner....Will keep you posted.

[@cliffdariff74]

The sculpture looks better just laying down on one of it's side (not mounted). Also a hollow sculpture is always more authentic, less plaster, less expensive to make, (and not like a heavy rock-like thing). But thanks for your thoughts and great demonstration!

[@firepaperrun]

Thanks Cliff:) hope you will enjoy the process of making your own sculpture🤍

[@kelliradwanski1625]

This was so great, Katrine! I am going to gather my materials this weekend and let you know how it goes :)

[@firepaperrun]

Wonderful Kelli! Looking forward to see how your sculpture turns out🤍please write if you have any questions🤍

[@kelliradwanski1625]

Could you tell me the amount of plaster for this one project?

[@firepaperrun]

@@kelliradwanski1625 yes I use 1,67 kg, but it might depend on the type of plaster you are using:)

[@naturalmonks5967]

Thank you ❤❤❤❤

[@firepaperrun]

Most welcome 🤍Katrine

[@lilabert7993]

Pour nettoyer facilement le matériel, il suffit de l'enduire d'huile (huile de tournesol par exemple) avant de l'utiliser. Si l'intérieur du seau à été "massé à l'huile" avant d'y fabriquer le plâtre, il suffit de laisser sécher la couche restante dans le seau, ensuite on retourne le seau, le plâtre tombe, et le seau est comme neuf 😊🌹

[@firepaperrun]

What a wonderful idea! Thank you so much 🤍i will try that!

[@lilabert7993]

@@firepaperrun si je peux aider vous m'en voyez ravie 🙏😊

[@edwarddevraj1217]

Very nice and helpful

[@firepaperrun]

Thank you so much Edward. Delighted :)

[@coramorales750]

❤❤❤❤

[@ariennawhittick]

Thank you so much for your in depth tutorial! Are you using Plaster of Paris or a different kind of plaster?

[@firepaperrun]

Hi Arienna. I have tried different types of plaster and I am using a type called primosupra 60. I don’t know if this type of plaster is available where you live, but my best tips is to try different types. The one I use is very hard. 🤍Katrine