Diy Crystal Wand with changeable crystal heads! (quick presentation)

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  • Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
  • Changeable crystal heads all to fit on one wand. That means you only need to make one crystal wand, to have as many as you like. Video tutorial coming up very soon.
    Enjoy!

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  • @babongababonga9588
    @babongababonga9588  2 года назад +1

    If you say "magnets" then you guessed right. Tutorial for this, coming very soon. Enjoy!

    • @ellisiaknight8126
      @ellisiaknight8126 Год назад

      Very nice, but does the magnet affect the energy of the crystal?

  • @BigHenFor
    @BigHenFor 2 года назад

    Beautiful work, Babonga! I can't wait.

  • @drnoleenloubser8277
    @drnoleenloubser8277 2 года назад

    Lovely. But now we have to wait... it is a super design and I think I am going to start to figure it out for myself! I really love your work and have learned so much from you.

    • @babongababonga9588
      @babongababonga9588  2 года назад +1

      It is held together with a magnet. And I m sure you will succeed if you try it. You need a rod of wood, a flat small magnet, a thin round iron disc (that fits approximately the diameter of the wood rod- I used 2 discs, one on the wood an one on the crystal piece, so the magnet is sandwitched between), air dry clay or polymer clay (I used air dry for this), some string to wrap around the handle and the base of each crystal (not really necessary, I just liked the look). Also any other decorative element that you like. If you choose air dry clay, then you paint with plastic or acrylic colors and seal with acrylic gloss varnish. And of course you need some crystals. The iron and magnet pieces, and any decorative elements are glued on their places with clear glue. Air dry clay and the string are glued with white wood glue. Im gonna do a video about it, starting today...

    • @drnoleenloubser8277
      @drnoleenloubser8277 2 года назад

      @@babongababonga9588 Super - thanks so much. I have just watched your video and am looking forward to getting started. That look you got with the string is amazing.