Ten years ago I run this workshop at Tom Bishop’s Chicago International together with Silvia Cucchi. I wish to celebrate this anniversary publishing the watering can tutorial after the basket one, hope you enjoy it! P.S. sorry for the low pics’ quality , they have 10 years as well.
Once you have learned the process you may apply lot of variations as shown in this pic, these watering cans are the ones I teached in Philadelphia Miniaturia Fair in 2012. As you can see by changing the shape or the aging-texture you may get very nice items to use in your miniature settings
So sorry for my very late answer, had problems in accessing my website for a long time.
This thin foil is used to teach embossing techniques, it is quite cheap and I find it in hobby stores or fine arts shops
So sorry for my very late answer, had problems in accessing my website for a long time.
I use a gel instant glue like Pattex Super Glue, it is quite flexible and acts like soldering for these tiny pieces.
Whatever instant glue you use the important thing is that it is a gel and remains flexible after drying.
Lo siento por mi respuesta tardía, tuve problemas para acceder a mi sitio web durante mucho tiempo.
Intentaré agregar español usando el traductor de Google, espero que resulte en una buena traducción ya que no hablo español lo siento
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Hi Manuela, where did you buy this foil ..?
– thin metal foil strip-
Please let me know.. thanks
So sorry for my very late answer, had problems in accessing my website for a long time.
This thin foil is used to teach embossing techniques, it is quite cheap and I find it in hobby stores or fine arts shops
I love your pieces! You have a very easy to follow tutorial. What type of glue do you use to bond the metal pieces?
So sorry for my very late answer, had problems in accessing my website for a long time.
I use a gel instant glue like Pattex Super Glue, it is quite flexible and acts like soldering for these tiny pieces.
Whatever instant glue you use the important thing is that it is a gel and remains flexible after drying.
Me gustaría que fueran en español
Lo siento por mi respuesta tardía, tuve problemas para acceder a mi sitio web durante mucho tiempo.
Intentaré agregar español usando el traductor de Google, espero que resulte en una buena traducción ya que no hablo español lo siento
Thank you,i want to meet you …You are good tutor.
Thank you, I run many workshops in these past 35 years and still love doing it expecially with newbies:-)
Tomato paste tubes are perfect to recycle for this project!