Almost there. First of all you need to do that dusting for at least 3-4 days, Preferably a few times each day, and pop it in a plastic bag in between. After that you continue to dust it with the most powdery substance of the dirt, at least for 2 more days. the first stage is meant to pull out all the moisture from within, the 2nd step is done in order to create a crust around your sphere. Once you've done all that you can start the polishing. You can do it with your thumbs or by using an old stocking. This needs to be done at least once a day for three more days if you want it to shine really bright. The result resembles a marble ball and it's stunning. I actually polish mine while moving it around inside a glass bowl. I suggest making 3 at once and experiment.
While sifting, its generally ill advised to agitate the product with your hand. By tapping the sieve on its side you should be able to get a finer dirt powder!
Best line: "I just gotta find some dirt!" Love your video - I use it in my art class to introduce Hikaru to my students. They love your video too. tx
Hey Faith! Thank you so much! I really appreciate that & it really does mean alot!😊
Almost there. First of all you need to do that dusting for at least 3-4 days, Preferably a few times each day, and pop it in a plastic bag in between. After that you continue to dust it with the most powdery substance of the dirt, at least for 2 more days. the first stage is meant to pull out all the moisture from within, the 2nd step is done in order to create a crust around your sphere. Once you've done all that you can start the polishing. You can do it with your thumbs or by using an old stocking. This needs to be done at least once a day for three more days if you want it to shine really bright. The result resembles a marble ball and it's stunning.
I actually polish mine while moving it around inside a glass bowl.
I suggest making 3 at once and experiment.
If i want to dry it can't i just put it in the oven on 70 degrees?
@@Echo_kingdom That will just over dry fast and crack it, the drying process has to be slow to get the moisture from deep within the ball
facts! it seems like no UA-cam videos explain this! making a dordango takes time and patience.
@@Echo_kingdom im not trying to be mean , but the people make it naturaly and im pretty sure that it is the only way to make it.
You forgot polish cloth after dry dirt. Just take a cloth and rub it as much as you can
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also forgot to shape it with a jar [dont have too its just more perfect]
While sifting, its generally ill advised to agitate the product with your hand. By tapping the sieve on its side you should be able to get a finer dirt powder!
I think ur supposed to use a rag to polish it after u use the sand 😊😅
It looks really nice! Next time you could try using a glass jar to polish it more
Thanks for the tip Neha! I will try it next time
@@JovenRay It's been 2 years, when are the "next time" happening?
@@jesper164a 2 more years
@@jesper164amight’ve been a ‘next time’ off camera
@@random-robloxian7 Yeeeah i don't think so xD
Thank you for your work to me content for us! ❤
you needa use a towel to polish the dorodango at the end. although this video was posted 3 years ago im still givin advice lol
@A_Pint_of_Paint yah
@CatzNPyes
How hard is it supposed to be cause in trying to make it
Medium
Any tips to make a perfect ball
"see you in the next video, peace"
Mr. unrated
:D
Mud ball :)
I can't find any good dirt every dirty is full of garbage
Plz help me for disgusting for this
the strainer removes that
Your wrist band danglers are *so* distracting :(
Why did you comment on this man, now I am distracted too
Bruh