Can you do a video on a partial frame like to repair old vintage frames where maybe a corner is missing or something like that how to make that square piece you know conform to that frame but just a section of it so there'd be instead of being square you know go up and over into the
Question do you do this because it is cheaper or are you doing this because these are rare hard to find frames I want to make dollhouse size picture frames so far I haven't seen anything that is that makes it more cost-effective to cast your own molds and make each individual frame individually than it is to order them so that's the question I have is is are you just doing this with unique ones or.
The silicone molds do they wear out I mean do they have you know you can do 100 more frames before you got to remold it or are they pretty much good for life
Best video! And I’ve gone through a lot. Clear instructions. You both are adorable. Can’t wait to check out your other videos.
Perfect instructions! And you both are adorable.
thank you kindly!
Very clear. Very helpful
Glad it helps. Thanks!
Hello from the states! Thank you for the tutorial. Very helpful.
( give my best to Simon too 😁)
Thanks! Which Simon?
Thank you very much I've been looking for years for this information as I collect victoriana watercolours and very often the frames are damaged
Thank you. Very glad to be of help.
Can you do a video on a partial frame like to repair old vintage frames where maybe a corner is missing or something like that how to make that square piece you know conform to that frame but just a section of it so there'd be instead of being square you know go up and over into the
I don't really know about this, sorry.
What about the bubbles is it like the resin where you can give it a good shake or heat it
Bubbles should make their way to the top - sometimes with a gentle tap.
Question do you do this because it is cheaper or are you doing this because these are rare hard to find frames I want to make dollhouse size picture frames so far I haven't seen anything that is that makes it more cost-effective to cast your own molds and make each individual frame individually than it is to order them so that's the question I have is is are you just doing this with unique ones or.
We tend to do it because these little frames can be hard to find.
The silicone molds do they wear out I mean do they have you know you can do 100 more frames before you got to remold it or are they pretty much good for life
They do tend to wear out, certainly before 100.
And the stink Factor how bad does that stuff stink a real potent kind of smell and does it go away quickly
I think it's important to have good ventilation - but it's not too smelly. 😄