How do you like such vases, a wide variety of forms and sizes, like?
Then I strongly recommend not to miss the work of the master Vladimir 58. . All these vases of his hand is. From cardboard and salted dough! But quite functional, by the way.
I have long wanted to radically solve the issue of garbage on the desktop. But the head works faster than hands so we will consider this work to be the first part of the future set.
Adhesive cone from cardboard.
On both sides insert discs for rigidity.
We begin to shock the test.
Plugging the dough outside, after drying, remove the upper disk and spit.
Now we attach the inside.
While our future vase will dry, make a leg.
The leg is ready to collect a vase.
It turned out to be high, with one leg heights and too much screamed.
Sliced part will be reserved for the future.
Okrivate the layer of putty.
Strace with two layers of thick paint and squeak.
We sculpt from the test billet for the Molda.
We make Molda.
Location the leg on the first element.
Mix all the decrative elements of the legs.
We glue gypsum blanks on PVA glue.
Similarly, we make other elements.
We place and glue. The age elements are made of rolled test. When everything is pasted in staining enamel for baths.
The problem of garbage solved.
Or here is still beauty. Look!
Amphora
All women have such problems. I will try to help you.
We take the tighten the jar and cardboard discs.
We glue a truncated cone.
With the help of a cone and test, we make the bank above.
With the help of a gypsum bandage, we begin to form the form of our amphora.
The large bank from the mayonnaise is ideal for the formation of the neck.
From the cardboard we collect the bottom of the vase.
Flare and shiny handled by putty.
Vase is obtained heavy therefore cardboard discs other than glue twist for reliability by self-draws.
Okrew to giving the shape we need.
Billets for handles.
Filed out of the handle dough.
We glue the handles.
We make a rim under the ornament.
Lepim ornament.
Cover the neck several times with epoxy resin.
Prepare under painting the bottom of the vase.
Vase after painting enamel.
