Easter with Raysin and wood

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Easter with Raysin and wood

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Instructions in 7 steps Nupsi placeholders are applied during casting in order to create, after demoulding, free spots for inserting wooden Easter eggs and decorative quail eggs.

Besides the articles listed below, you also need: Mixing vessel, possibly sandpaper, scissors, paintbrush, sharp needle or tweezers

And this is how it works:

Step 1

Put the placeholder at the desired spot in your casting mould and affix it by means of the double-sided adhesive tape.

Step 2

Mix the white Raysin casting powder with water according to the instructions given and fill the casting moulds with the resulting casting compound.

Step 3

After about 240 minutes drying time, demould the large bunny and the small one after about 180 minutes drying time, then remove the placeholder. To do this, use a sharp needle or tweezers.

Step 4

If necessary, sand the edges with sandpaper.

Step 5

Paint the two hollows of the little bunny, the wooden egg and the veneer wood egg, then allow them to dry well out. Make a wreath using small paper roses and organza ribbon. Hang the finished crown on one of the big bunny's ears. Glue the decorative quail egg to the bottom of the hole by means of the glue fix pen.

Step 6

Cut one piece of ribbon (from the ribbon & cord set) measuring 30 cm and another one of 25 cm, then tie one bow around the ear and another one around the waist of one of the small bunnies.