Another Winning Blank

[wayneryan65]

This blank is cast with mini pinecones and a 4 color pour with Alumilite

 

[thewishman]

That is wild! And beautiful!

 

[nascrdad]

WOW!!

 

[Marko50]

Beauty!

 

[robutacion]

Now...! that is..., is...., is...., colourful...!:wink::biggrin:

Mixing well 4 colours, isn't easy, yours come out pretty good, I look forwards to see something done with it...!

Cheers
George

 

[wayneryan65]

robutacion I plan on making matching lidded boxes out of it for my wife. Will post pics hopefully tomorrow when its done

 

[Pitoon]

colorful!

Pitoon

 

[Rodnall]

I have to agree with WOW!

 

[Neil]

Nice Nice Nice that's all I can say

 

[Kelvin k]

cool

I think im on an acid trip, :tongue: that is cool looking



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[Airbear77]

Reaaaaaaalllly cool. I love it!

 

[Sataro]

That is one sharp looking blank!!!

 

[BayouPenturner]

that blank really does have the WOW factor

 

[Jim Burr]

So...when do these come up for purchase!?

 

[Turned Around]

now that's cool. You went all Superman colors on that one.

 

[plano_harry]

Wow! That is kaleidoscopic! Let me know if they are for sale.

Harry

 

[Turned Around]

Wow! That is kaleidoscopic! Let me know if they are for sale.

Harry

+1

that's the second one i've seen you make where i'd happily buy a couple for my stock

 

[wayneryan65]

Here is the finished piece

I love how Alumilite turns, it's like butter. Tried doing this with PR but you just get too many catches. The PP shines up better but CA takes care of that and a final buff with beeswax

 

[QuiltinMom]

I love the intense coloring on your cast. The end projects are adorable. Great job.


May I ask what you use to color your Alumilite???? It is a powder or a liquid? What brand?

I am taking notes because I would love to try some casting.

THANKS!!!!

 

[wayneryan65]

I cast only with Alumilite. I use a variety of pigments, micas and dyes for colorants as well as some secret stuff. Most of the stuff I use can be bought at www.coastalscents.com and www.darhmatrading.com Alumilite dyes and pearlex powders