How to Make ICICLES for Dioramas!!! | CRAFTED

Icicles! This segment from a previous episode was fairly popular, so I've cut it down into its own quick video for quicker viewing. Enjoy!
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[@repaintsaurus]

So simple that no one thought of it... Great and very useful! Thank you!

[@metamorphiccustoms]

You're very welcome!

[@shanedisspain416]

Love it! Thanks for sharing.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

ANytime! Thanks for watching! :)

[@Batdad77]

I saw this on the other video for the base and never thougjt of this, normally see poeple use the hot glue. Great tip👍👍👍

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thanks DJ! The Hot Glue version works great as well! What I like about this one is how the icicles remain completely crystal clear. The hot glue one tends to get slightly foggy after it cools in my experience. (Still a great alternative though.)

[@juanmadecadiz74]

Ese efecto en el diorama te quedó genial.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Muchas Gracias!!!

[@Oliv-B]

It's a great idea to make short videos on one specific diorama subject.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thanks for the feedback, Olivier! Always appreciated. :)

[@user-ld6yg7ng9c]

안녕하세요. 고드름을 만들고자 해서 찾고 있는데 당신의 영상을 보고 팁을 얻었네요. 감사합니다.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thank you! Glad it helped!

[@bl8388]

I like this look better than the cellophane version.

[@metamorphiccustoms]

I agree. This one is fairly quick & easy, plus its surprisingly realistic. Thanks for watching!

[@1sixsalvo26]

Great idea and never thought of that a new technique to add to the toolbox, Thanks Desi

[@metamorphiccustoms]

You’re welcome and thanks for watching!! More tips & techniques to come!

[@boxed-n1397]

Love the ice sickle technique 🙌 Do you think it would be possible to use the thin plastic you cut off as webbing background pieces for a Spider-Man display?🤔

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Thanks!! Yes, you could absolutely use it as webbing. That way the extra thin bits don’t go to waste. (Although if you’re just wanting to make webbing, it’s would probably be easier to use thin fishing line or even very thin hot glue strands.)

[@boxed-n1397]

@@metamorphiccustoms Thanks, I will give them a try.👍

[@lokiwartooth1138]

If you save the thin stuff you can use it to make spider webs

[@metamorphiccustoms]

Very true! Great idea! Thanks for watching!