Plaster bowls diy

When I was young, about 12-13years old, my parents sent me to a great sports camp. Besides climbing and hiking we did some good crafting too. One day we were given some plaster bandages to make masks. It was really fun and I remember my mom being very proud when I came back with it! Last month some friends reminded me of this technique and we made some masks again. If some of you follow me on instagram you might have seen this one. Fortunately we didn't use all the bandages for the masks, so…

I have always had a love for decorative bowls, especially those with a unique shape. I found this bowl on many different sites, however the price tag was just a…

I got this DIY idea from another blogger, and thought I would give it a try. It was fairly easy and they came out really pretty. Here is how I did it. Materia…

You can create a long lasting plaster of Paris mixture that will stand the test of time, can be sanded and resists weather and the elements, by adding an adhesive to the basic mixture.

Marc Borges on Instagram: "Pottery plaster hump mold made on the lathe… here I turned a simple shape for making bowls. But, sky is the limit on the creative shapes you can create using this method 💫 #pottery #howtopottery #clay #potteryreels"

Yesterday, we chatted about the unique treatments that can enhance a plain and simple basket. I teased that I had completed my own basket transformation and, now, here it is! My 50¢ thrift store basket, despite its humble origins, became an understated plaster cachepot that could have easily been purchased at an antique shop. I'm in love and that's all there is to it. For this transformation, I started by gathering the following supplies: (a bucket, trash bag, Plaster of Paris, pushpins, wax…

Learn how to make a realistic looking dough bowl using joint compound from the hardware store!

How to make a plaster doily bowl using old doilies and plaster of Paris. Making plaster bowls is easy and fun, get the full tutorial on how to create your own.

You can make this yarn bowl with plaster cloth and either paper mache clay or the Silky-Smooth air dry clay recipe on my website. The result will be both beautiful and useful - which makes this a perfect gift idea for the knitter in your family.