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The glue is called Uhu Endfest 300, this is a 2-part epoxy style glue with industrial strength.

You can use the shaker oils alone, the part that got the glycerin is the water, glycerin just helps the mica powder swirl a bit more but it is not needed. The supplied shaker liquids are basically pre-coloured water, I just switched them out for my own mixture but you can use them straight out of the bottle no problem. (As for ratios I honestly just added the glycerin little by little until I got the effect I liked) Also if you use your own water I would suggest to pick up distilled water or treated water because normal bottle/tap water may grow algae and stuff over time.

I do own a vacuum chamber but I try to only use it if I really need it plus the only place it would be useful in this case would be to get bubbles out when I pour the base but since I used multiple colours that would mean those would mix. I in fact did use my vacuum chamber when I made the silicone molds to get them to be "perfect". There is another way to use a pressure chamber but those are very expensive over here (even the diy components) which is why I do not own one yet.

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You are right she truly has that Merida vibe with her hair, I did not even think of that before.

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great to know, I do not plan to make this too often though so I am going to stick with fabric scissors for now

thx, Ijust bought very thin wire that was recommended on a silk flower website, so I am going to try again

that is a great idea, I am a bit worried about the fact that Elmers is water based though and that can mess with the resin curing, definitely another thing I need to try though.

And instead of hairspray they use water thinned out glue that they brush onto the petals

The flower looks nice.

@@slu8269 great tips, thx

Thx, I actually know the alcohol trick I just do not like that it dissolves the clay and gunks up my brushes. At some point I probably should get some other brushes for that specific purpose xD.

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I had this stuff in my stash for a couple of years, also only was a random find in the store one day. It definitely is a neat way of making projects more custom than with pleather, Fimo has loads examples of what can be made with this stuff on their website, def worth checking it out . (not sponsored, just a fan xD)

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For the filling I am using Sophie&Toffees 1:1 ratio Epoxy Resin (it needs to be a little more viscous of a resin to hold the colour swirl effect)

yes, they should still work well with resin after using them for squishy making.

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thx, def was a nightmare to clean up but the outcome is so nice and sparkly.

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