this result more melted is produce when the size of the plastic particle is not so smaller
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This is the on-line jewellery project, initiated by Paula Lindblom in 2005. We are an international group of jewellery-artists who for this project are working with the same subject; consumer society. This is our place for feedback on each others works and thoughts. If you visit the blog, feel free to comment!
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Hallo. Now I have been out in the storm. I will put in some images later on. I will work with my funded things tomorrow, and I hope something good will come up.
Nice to see this close up photos, it looks like candy and chewing gum, interesting with the transforming!
One question… Have you think about cast this material? So you get “more” 3-D shapes…
Or will you put these 2-D forms together to some kind of 3-D objects, jewelleries?
How can I do it? Cast the naterial?
I don´t know yet but may be to put together with other material.
I have cast plastic (plastic beads for children), just put it in some kind of metallic tin. May be some kind of baking tin that you find on the flea market… Some tin that you aren’t so found of… because it could be broken. I remember that I put oil in it first, so it doesn’t stick into the tin and get stocked there… Put it into the kitchen own on low heat or use the heat gun.
You have to try it out. But I suggest that you try, because I think you can put this long further.
Remember that the plastic can make dangerous steam. Use protection mask and good ventilation.
//Paula… Look forward your experiment!
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