How to make a Crystal Wand with detachable crystal heads!
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- Make a unique crystal wand with detachable crystal heads, so with only one wand you have, in fact, many different ones. You need: the wooden shaft (piece of wood about 20cm).
Iron discs with or without hole in the middle about 2 cm in diameter (these you can find in hardware stores) - get one for the wand and as many as the crystals that you are going to create the detachable tops with.
A thumb tack.
Clear glue and white wood glue
Air dry clay
Texture sheet (optional)
A ball of common type string
Crystals of your choice
Various colors of aluminum wire (optional)
Small flat magnet
Plastic or acrylic colors (black and gold)
Glitter glue (optional)
Acrylic gloss varnish for sealing
Enjoy!
You need only one crystal wand to have many! Tips: a) Iron discs like the ones I used here are a common item in hardware stores, b) You can choose different patterns and textures to decorate, but I find the floral or sea motifs the easiest, c) it may be done with Polymer clay but it's summer and the weather is too hot for the oven and d) aluminum wire spirals are only one of many options. You can use beads, rhinestones, sequins etc.
Enjoy!
Thank you for your video. Beautiful ❤️
To me making Crystal interchangeable this way is not something I'll do but to me artificial/unnatural products are a big no-no so I guess at that point doesn't matter
@@Stone_Orchids maybe add copper plate and copper wire .
@@spiritualawakening8467 what you mean, instead of the glue and chemical paint?
@@Stone_Orchids Well as for the paint you can use color clay and water I guess. Glue that's another story. But the copper can be used for wrapping designs.
Wow, such an ingenious idea! This was extremely inspiring for me to watch and I really appreciate you sharing your technique with all of us.❤❤❤
Sister your very beautiful, thank you for sharing this, I’m so inspired ❤
Very thorough tutorial!
Very beautiful wand. I'm gonna try this.🧚♀
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Genius !
You are so amazing! Thank you for this idea!!! Love it!!
I love it! Thank you and great to see you again!
I love this video. Thank you so much. Exactly what I was looking for. 😊
Awesome!!!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing ♥
Super! I love the designs. The air dry clay looks harder to work with. As it is mid-winter here and freezing I shall stick with polymer clay! Thanks - your videos are always so inspiring and uplifting.
I m sure you ll create an amazing result. If I used polymer clay to decorate the wand and bind the crystals, I would avoid glue in general so, probably, I would use liquid polymer clay on the wand to make the polymer clay stick. And no glued string for the crystals either. Because I dont think it is safe to subject the glue to the heat of the oven. The string can be added after baking though, on the wand. The glue will be also used after baking to attach the discs and magnet. Lastly, I heard that amethysts can change color if baked.
@@babongababonga9588 That is an interesting comment about amethyst - I shall try and see. I have a (literally) century-old amethyst I inherited from my Granny and it has changed colour over the years, and has lived next to fire-places quite a bit. On a lighter note, I don't think I would ever put anything with glue in my oven - I have just started working on journal covers using your black polymer clay with mica powders ideas. My friend makes them on the book and bakes the lot or makes them separate to glue on afterwards. I decided to bake the lot (no glue used) and my book caught alight! I have a beautiful cover and embers! I dread to think what could have happened if there had been glue involved.
Oh! Sorry to hear that. I hope you salvaged the cover to use on another book. Maybe if you covered the book with aluminum foil, or baking paper, and then lift the foil or paper (with the clay cover on it) from the book and bake. I havent done any journal covers with polymer clay but I guess even if the book didn't burn completely, it would still be affected from the heat.
This is beautifully done ❤
So beautiful and smart lovely
I love your videos ♥️ They are so helpful and relaxing at the same time
Amazing work!
Thank you very much!!! Just subcribed... Greetings from Argentina
Beautiful thank you for the video😊
Wow! Amazing
😍WoW
Brilliant!
Master Wand Maker❤🧙
Very pretty, thank you
Incredible 🤗🤗🤗🤗thank you
What a great idea! I love your art and vibe. I do a lot of magickal faires and festivals and am absolutely certain that these would sell out.
Thank you so much for sharing your ideas and art. You have given my creative muse a new direction 😊
clay , glue , string , magnets . hell you forgot the glitter and sparkly bits of plastic.
Muy bellas!!
I'm just wandering if it can be hold under the rain.
It is a strong magnet. I am sure it will hold.
@@babongababonga9588 my english is not so good. I wonder if the wand will keep the shape and the colors if is taking outside while is raining.
Water may damage the air dry clay decorations if varnish is not applied. Best not to risk. Polymer clay decorations would stand a better chance under the rain.
Is it possible to break? Because i think some kind of polymer that should dry are breakable! What is the brand name of the polymer ?
If baked properly, polymer clay doesn't break easily. I use the brands I can find in the stores, that is: fimo or cernit.
@@babongababonga9588 thanks🌌💗
Sen mee majik wan
What's up with her voice??
🤣 this is why I came to the comments section, after a couple minutes though it's kind of enchanting
@@mizzourita3896 omg while attempting to make, i have rewinded and rewatched so many times that I have to agree; I find her voice to be enchanting and soothing
I don't mean to be rude but she sounds like the Mafia Boss who tries to kill Krusty in Homer the Clown episode 😂
It is the voice of a true fairy. Soothing and magical
I love her voice. She sounds like Shohreh Aghdashloo.