How to Make Plaster Bases With Flowers for Resin Coasters - Must See! 

Thank you so much Julie ❤️❤️

Thank you so much xx

That is very kind, thank you. I do like to try out new ideas, I think I get bored too easily!

Thank you, I thought they might be too small for the wall but you can do this method with baking tins and other kinds of frames too.

@@LouiseSingletonCreations You are very welcome. Nothing is too small, I love miniatures and trying my hand at making them. Just had a rummage and found dried stuff I collected on walks, got it organised so excited, I am good to try this hahaha 😃

Thank you x

Thank you very much

Thank you very much, no I never made moulds of them but it’s a great idea x

@@LouiseSingletonCreations I would love to see if we can make molds of them, Like inlays for like resin coasters and resin trays

Thank you very much xx

Aw thank you Linda xxxx

Thank you xx

Thank you Sue xx

Sorry for the delay. They are dried flowers

I’m glad, thank you very much x

Thank you x

Thank you MissKyle, that’s an interesting thought, thank you. No I don’t actually do much sculpting but I’m glad you like my channel. Thank you for watching x

@@LouiseSingletonCreations Of course! I really enjoy watching your videos and how you share your thoughts/ideas. You’re so creative! It’s very inspiring! Thank you for sharing your gift with us all. 😁💖

Hi Keila, what a lovely message, thank you. I find it amazing that people don't get sick of my voice :) I am trying to get my website up and running but I've never made a website before and I'm struggling. I will tell my subscribers in a video just as soon as it is ready xx

Sylvia, thank you for all your lovely comments. I feel as though I know you. How can I find you on social media? Your idea sounds intriguing!

Hello Sylvia. Am intrigued. What is a kleidascycle please?

Thank you. You can reuse the clay however you will have little bits of plaster residue in there so I would only reuse it for the same kind of project (not something that needs to be completely smooth). Make sure you store your clay in an airtight container or bag and if it gets a bit dry you can keep a wet sponge or paper towel in there with it. I have been using air dry clay but potters clay would be better because it keeps wet for longer. I hope that helps.

Louise Singleton Creations Thank you Louise, very much so!!

Yes it is

Hi, you need to let the plaster dry out for as long as possible (up to two weeks) when it is dried out it needs to be sealed (I think I used polyurethane varnish in this video). I hope that helps.

Yes

Hi, sorry, I should have said. I poured the POP straight onto the soft clay - I did not harden it first.

@@LouiseSingletonCreations oh I see. But then soft clay wouldn't get break or melt or fold up ... Is that why you can use the same soft clay again ? Which clay is it

The plaster doesn’t damage the clay at all and it picks up all the tiny details, it’s amazing really. Yes you can use it again. I use Pebeo white modelling clay. It’s an air drying clay so it is best not to leave it out for too long. Potters clay would be better because it lasts longer and only dries out in a kiln but I couldn’t get any of that.

@@LouiseSingletonCreations wow. Awesome.thank you for reply

Thank you. It is plaster of Paris.