How To Make Burlesque Pasties - Making A Base And Adding Fancy Details With Liquid Plastic

In this video I’ll show you how to make a base AND how to use liquid plastic to add detail to your pasties. The information in this video will give you the skills to make a set ready for rhinestones, or take it up a notch, and use liquid plastic and Resin in other avenues on your costuming adventures.
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[@insightcamper]

Learned a few new tricks there. Like the cast resin pieces and aging detail.

[@whoizshe4065]

What is good robots the pasties stick

[@JVonStratton]

Sadly, I don't think they've invented robots yet, that make the pasties stick. ;) I'm assuming that was an autocorrect mishap, and you meant to ask about glue. Most of us use double sided toupee tape, or the fashion tape the sell in drugstores. You can also use Spirit gum and liquid latex, which can be bough online or at halloween or theater supply stores. Xo

[@chantallajeunesse5873]

Beautiful 🤩

[@Gowaduv]

I love that you break this down into manageable steps! If folks don't want to do the epoxy coat I recommend a clear coat over the painted plastic to protect it.

[@JVonStratton]

Oh totally! Mod Podge works too!