Steampunk Mardi Gras Mask Pin
Red Pearl & Shimmer Purple Terri Sproul Mixers. |
Watch Parts |
Directions
Step 1. |
Step 1.
Take resin face ( mine was poured. Few days before with black dyed resin)
Step 2.
Rub with rub-n-buff ( silver), to highlight the raised areas.
Step 3.
Take some 3d crystal lacquer and squirt a drop on your non stick mat and mix in a little of the Terri Sproul mixers. I used purple to highlight the eyes as eyeshadow and red to highlight the lips.
Step 4.
Then start gluing ( using the 3d crystal lacquer as a glue) the small gears over the right eye of the face. I then use some small watch gears and cross the forehead.
Step 5.
I squirted more 3d crystal lacquer on the non stick mat and glue the three larger gears together. I didn't glue them directly t the back yet because the back of the face want even enough. Maybe using a thicker glue it might work, but I was trying the artfully arrange my large gears.
Step 6.
Once that dried I then pealed it off the mat and trimmed and then attached to the back of the face.
I had planned on some more Mardi gras embellishments, but I really liked my mask this way. Glue a pin on the back and you are done!
If you have issues gluing the three larger gears, you could attach the gears and mask to a circle piece of glass.
Tanya
TK Arts
Tanya Ruffin
Create Studios
Rub with rub-n-buff ( silver), to highlight the raised areas.
Step 2. |
Step 2. |
Step 3.
Take some 3d crystal lacquer and squirt a drop on your non stick mat and mix in a little of the Terri Sproul mixers. I used purple to highlight the eyes as eyeshadow and red to highlight the lips.
Step 4. |
Step 4 |
Then start gluing ( using the 3d crystal lacquer as a glue) the small gears over the right eye of the face. I then use some small watch gears and cross the forehead.
Step 5. |
Step 5.
I squirted more 3d crystal lacquer on the non stick mat and glue the three larger gears together. I didn't glue them directly t the back yet because the back of the face want even enough. Maybe using a thicker glue it might work, but I was trying the artfully arrange my large gears.
Step 6. |
Once that dried I then pealed it off the mat and trimmed and then attached to the back of the face.
I had planned on some more Mardi gras embellishments, but I really liked my mask this way. Glue a pin on the back and you are done!
If you have issues gluing the three larger gears, you could attach the gears and mask to a circle piece of glass.
Tanya
TK Arts
Tanya Ruffin
Create Studios
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