How to use Worbla's Crystal Art - Cosplay tutorial

[@stephenrenwick8781]

Great Video. I like the translucent Worbla, i loved the effect with the paint inside before it was fully mixed.

[@Divineeyereadings]

That’s amazing! I appreciate the demonstration. I was intrigued because it’s one of the moldable plastics that have transparency

[@PretzlCosplay]

It's a really fun material to work with! I also used it to sculpt transparant (light up) mushrooms for a witch hat :) With some fairylights I added lights inside them, which makes them look super magical!

[@latuacantante1990]

So! Acrylic works perfectly!!!! It really paints it! Amzing!

[@PretzlCosplay]

Yes :D

[@breathlifeindeeply]

Wow I would not have thought paint would work like that. Awesome, thanks!

[@01Kion]

Nice tutorial! as usual. When I work with the non translucent perls I do it with hot water boiling at medium low temperatur on the stove. this way it does not stick to the finger so much or other materials . hot water can also make it flexible again when there are some irregularities or changes needed

[@PretzlCosplay]

Thank you! I know, with the Deco art pearls that works but this new material needs a temperature above 100 degrees celsius so boiling water won't melt them.

[@gronklevlonkle1717]

How do you make sure the worbla doesnt get too hard before you can mold it?

[@stephanie3841]

Oh cool! I wonder how well this would work for gems with LEDs! Can't wait to try it!

[@PretzlCosplay]

It works good with LED´s too! Since it´s a little bit milky, it diffuses the light :)

[@teamidris]

An interesting material because it could do straps and belts as well. I wonder what it looks like with sparkly stuff in it?

[@PretzlCosplay]

Yes! It has an interesting texture :) I'm thinking of making a glitter unicorn horn with it ^^

[@teamidris]

With LED's in it :o)

[@DoomsdayDame]

seriously love your channel. 💕

[@PretzlCosplay]

Cate Finn Thank you so much!!

[@kiravanndrea]

Lovely video! I should really order some of this new material and try it out. Just a question, does it weigh more than regular worbla, or is it just as light?

[@PretzlCosplay]

kiravanndrea Thank you! Ooh I haven't weighed it but I suppose it's the same weight ;) Depends a bit on how big the items are you will make it it ;)

[@elinciatoro8958]

Is boiling water mot hot enough for this material? I dont have a heatgun, and I can't get it soft :/ the deco art did het soft in hot water.

[@PretzlCosplay]

Elincia Toro no unfortunatly that's not enough for this material. This needs to be hotter 😔 That's also the reason why I wear gloves when working with it.

[@Electrosa]

Wow, this stuff looks really good! I actually need something to make a flexible gem out of - would you say crystal art is good for making jewels with? Thank you!

[@PretzlCosplay]

Yes the stuff is awesome! And you can definatly use it to make gems. It's only less see through then if you would use clear resin. The crystal Worbla is a bit more milky. So if that is no problem then it is perfect to make flexible gems!

[@chitrajones3619]

Great video, where can I buy your book pls? I can only find links to your e book.

[@PretzlCosplay]

Chitra Jones Thank you! You can find it in my webshop www.etsy.com/shop/pretzlcosplay . There you can find both the printed version of the book and the E-book :D

[@NuclearSnailStudios]

danke fürs tut!

[@PretzlCosplay]

I'm happy it could be helpful!

[@OnyaFreeman]

😅I had a complete brain fart. what's the name of that type of skirt?

[@erikahairmakeup2768]

where buy gloves

[@PretzlCosplay]

Hardware store :)

[@erikahairmakeup2768]

@@PretzlCosplay internet?

[@stevenhoskins7850]

Nice job. You sound Scandinavian?

[@PretzlCosplay]

I'm from the Netherlands so I understand why my English sounds a bit weird haha 😂

[@stevenhoskins7850]

Pretzl Cosplay - It's not weird. It's quite pleasant.