This video was 100% what I look for in an instructional tutorial THANK YOU

I loved this video! Thank you for sharing. Making a 2-part mold is easier than I would have thought! Now I'm going to go do it!

A PeRfEcT vid for what I needed to see. Funny music but somehow appropriate

Great video! Usually mold making tutorials are so boring and intimidating. Thank you for making this!

@evastalinski.

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Sara!!

thank you so much this is exactly what I needed!! I’ve been so stressed trying to find out how to do this for my business to make easier dupes!!

Amazing!! thank you so much for making and sharing tis view, It was helpful to see the overall process

this video is absolutely delightful omg

very nice- great idea turning the everyday mundane into something beautiful.

My gosh this is so much easier than everyone seems to make it out to be. Thank you so much.

@sbg1911

3 жыл бұрын

That's what I thought before I started slip casting. It seems like no matter how much one knows about ceramics there's always something else and when she says it's not a hard science she really means it 😁

This is so incredibly inspiring

Execellent job. Very well done. The end result was awesome!

wow they turned out super cool!!

Very fun and practical presentation. No words makes it go faster - wee!

You make a lot of work look like so much fun.

I know you say that you aren't a professional but your set up and tools are amazing!

Fantastic would luv to try doing that it looks fun , I will never look at a Milk carton the same way again.

Awesome job! Now you've given me the courage to try my 2 piece plaster mold. Genius for using old timey music to stay off the copyright radar ;)

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thanks! I'm so glad, let me know how it goes!

This just saved me so much research , thank you!

Great video, I loved every second of it!

damn i love this vid! cant believe youre doing this in your living room- big ups to you.

This lady made it easy to understand !!!😁

Love it! RIGHT to the point thanks

Awesome! I'll show it in my ceramics class!

That snoozing pup ❤️🐶

trash bags for the plaster?!?!? GENIUS!!!

So pretty! 😍

Entertaining and informative. Well done, thank you.

i absolutely enjoyed this lovely video. Thank you. That was very cute and informative! :D

that was great! I feel very inspired 🌻

you’re my favorite, i love you 😭💗

Thankyou so much, very informative and interesting. Great work.

I love this video, you have great skills! I absolutely love the milk carton vase, they are pure joy🥰 I'm a potter but have only made a plaster wedging bat which made a terrible mess! I'd like to make a mold of the carved vases that I make. They take weeks and hurt my hands/ wrists. I'm not sure about it working with the wide neck of the vase though! Do u have a video of how to make a spray booth? I hate brush on/dipped trans glazes, they do my head in😁

I do enjoyed whatching this video Simple, lovely, lovely, lovely

I love this channel 💙

I love it ✨

This is such a great video omg

I mega loved this ♥️♥️♥️

99% what I need, VERY nice

Ty for your service

thanks so much for the tutorial - you have made it so fun too : ))

Love your video and want more!

Brilliant, just what I needed to make my own mould :o)

Love the video! It is the first one that isn’t so complicated! Question. Can you use plaster in the inside instead of slip?

Soo fun!

@evastalinski.

4 ай бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad you liked it!

So cute! Love your videos:)

@evastalinski.

5 жыл бұрын

thanks so much Tommy!

Love the video love the song 💖💖

well done!

The music drove me crazy

thank you I have a skate to hang on the tree and would like to make a mold for the double at the Craft store the kit was $45.00 and I didn't need all that I have to try this.

Hi! Thank you for making this video :) How thick does the slip need to be?

Awesome video. What kind of kiln do you use? and how long do you fire it for?

You had me at the old-timey silent movie music. Well done!

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Oh thanks, Joseph! The music seems to be a bit of a marmite thing... some people can't stand it!

@kirstilike

3 жыл бұрын

@@evastalinski. what is the music? And I love watching your video. It's very clear and helpful as well as entertaining, I'm glad it exists

Eva - any idea how you'd make a mold to pour ceramic cheese molds where you'd want small holes in the sides and bottom of the poured 4" and 6" round mold? I was trying to think of how to create a mold with protrusions on the inside that will extend further than the thickness of the poured slip, then carving them off flush inside the green vase - this opening the holes.

Nice video. So the dish soap stops the second, wet layer of plaster sticking to the first layer? Loved the music BTW, and your bravery for slip casting in your living room.

Awesome!

Love it

Very nice video.. have couple of questions since i m new to casting and moulding... what kind of clay it is? Is it reusable?

Then turn it in to be recycled for a two for one! Just kidding...Beautiful job!!! Well done! Thank you! ❤ 🎉 😊

very clear and straight forward but how do one bisque fire at home.

Love this! Now my question is, could I use this to actually store juice and other drinks?

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ana! That all depends on what type of glaze you use and how high you fire it. There's a lot of discussion online about what constitutes a truly 'food-safe' ceramic item and to be honest I'm not very knowledgeable on this subject, that's why I never claim to make food safe items. I know it is ideal when a jug like this is sintered, this prevents bacteria being able to grow in small crevices, which seems to be the most important thing along with a non toxic glaze.

Hoi Eva! Super fijn filmpje. Wat voor gips gebruik je? Groetjes!

Very good diy! Feels like I can make it which is rare on mold tutorial. Can you tell me approximativly how thick it ?

@evastalinski.

4 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! If you're talking about the thickness of the liquid plaster, I usually aim for a runny yoghurt consistency. As long as it's not too watery or very gloopy it should be fine.

Did you have any problems with the glaze on the bottom of the pieces getting stuck to the kiln in the second firing?

Hello miss Can we cast gypsum slip in plaster mold Any idea miss 😀

thats awesome!! I'm going to try it, where did you buy your supplies?

@user-se9qv9ze5s

3 жыл бұрын

^^^^^

Can I also use plaster for the pouring slip?

Great video! I had a question, I’m making the plaster mold rn and I forgot to add the dish soap will I still be able to remove the object from the mold? Thank you!

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Probably! You may need to wiggle/pry/force it a lil bit. It mostly depends on what kind of material the thing you molded is made of. Hope it comes out, good luck!

Hello, thanks for the great video! i have a question, i can't open my mold with poured, it has been resting for 3 days already. what did i do wrong, is there a trick :( Sorry for the Bad English

@evastalinski.

Жыл бұрын

Hi Anni! Molds can be tricky like that, my best advice would be to pry a dull knife (like a butterknife/one you don't mind ruining) in between your mold parts and wiggle it around and apply a bit of pressure. This will usually cause the seal to break, but if you're not careful you can also damage the mold. I would also say three days is probably a bit too long to leave the slip in your mold, depending on what your mold looks like of course. Speaking from my own experience I usually try to un-mold small pieces a few hours after casting them and wait a full 24 hours for larger pieces. Hope this helps, let me know how it goes if you end up trying it!

What kind of clay would you use

Do you glaze the inside as well?

Thanks for the amazing video! It's what I was looking for. How thick do you need the slip to be? What is the proportion of water vs clay?

@rokarokoumije

3 жыл бұрын

I'd suggest you to just buy slip clay. it's a liquid form of clay specifically for molding

@321Martirio

3 жыл бұрын

@@rokarokoumije thanks! :)

Hello mam Can we cast gypsum in such mold ??

your art and aesthetic is so inspiring! I wonder, were you raised by artists? that's just the vibe I get :) keep up the amazing work!

Thank you yes

Hi! Great video! What material are the boards used to hold the plaster in?

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks! The boards are just regular MDF/particleboard, the cheapest kind they had at the hardware store, if I remember correctly. They've been holding up quite well over the past few years.

Woow great job, What kind of plaster is it plaster of Paris?? And what was the plaster you place for the second filling of the frist cast??

@micheledickey4066

4 жыл бұрын

It’s just plaster of Paris or you can use a product called 100% Casting Plaster. The second solution she uses is slip. It is watered down clay with a few other chemicals in it.

Hi! Do you possibly sell any of the plaster molds you make??

where are your socks from? also i love this sO much :)

Hi Eva, thanks for the helpful video! One question that bothers me: Do you apply the soap to the wooden boards? Or do they come off fine without soap? Thank you so much for your great work! 😊

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Jana, thanks! I'm glad you found it helpful. I just soap the plaster since plaster sticks to itself which can make it hard to pry the two halves apart. I've always been able to pull the wood from the plaster easily without soap.

@toepfereiamwald

3 жыл бұрын

@@evastalinski. Thank you so much, that's really good to know!

Have you tried an egg shape for easter?

Very good video, i am thinking of making a 2 piece plaster mold, though i do not want to use slip, i wish to use grey cement, will the cement stick to the plaster??

@ConstantinBoca

4 жыл бұрын

if you brush the plaster surface with dish soap, i guess it should be alright

@micheledickey4066

4 жыл бұрын

You really have to be very careful doing this. The dish soap isn’t enough to keep it from sticking to the mold. I would use cooking spray and quite a bit of it. Use it to make a small piece first and see how it goes and then go on to something harder.

Can you do this with a paper mache form?

What type of cement is this?

some sort of comfort in this video,maybe its the bedroom socks or maybe the music idk but thanks.

Hi, Eva 0:47...what type of that mud? And 3:45...how do you make brown mud into the water? And how did you put it in the fire?

@micheledickey4066

4 жыл бұрын

The brown mud looking stuff over ceramic clay. The brown water looking stiff is called slip and that is watered down clay with a few other chemicals in it that make the molded piece that comes out.

Oho Stalin dear, again you r making a doll. Cute. Love you dear 😘. But you could try some hollow molding with your plaster mold. It would be more lightweight.

@persebra

3 жыл бұрын

that was hollow

Dope

I Hope i can this work for my project 😖😖😖

What are your firing temperatures?

What do you pur in between the layers of plaster? Oil?

@evastalinski.

Ай бұрын

Just a little dish soap!

what's a slip? is it just watered down clay?

Hello, is this bottle hollow when its finished? I really need help or advise and would love if i could ask you a few question please? Thanks

@laeyein

3 жыл бұрын

im not op, but yes, the bottle is hollow when finished

Where did you find this music? Good video.

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

Aw thanks, glad you liked it! It's a military march from the free KZread Music Library.

no puedo con esta música 😱😱

8 days later the mold is used with what mold release inside ?

@micheledickey4066

4 жыл бұрын

There is no mold release becasue the plaster mold just sucks the water out of the slip, which is what she made the ceramic jus from, the casting.

This maybe a silly question but could you do in a domestic oven 🤔

@reillymcclellan2329

2 жыл бұрын

no, unfortunately household ovens cannot reach the temperatures kilns can that are necessary to properly preserve the clay

😍😍😍😍😍

Is it necessary to keep it 8 days

@micheledickey4066

4 жыл бұрын

Yes!! It neeeds to dry thoroughly or the slip will stick to the walls and fall apart. It has to be very dry. Depending on where you live it may not take as long.

@321Martirio

3 жыл бұрын

Hi@@micheledickey4066 , Do you know how thick the slip needs to be, what is the proportion of water vs clay?

Perfect video! till the adding of the face that is... ¨_¨ I made dozen of molds, turns out i did it wrong all along

Good video!! But please wear gloves for the plaster

@evastalinski.

3 жыл бұрын

thanks for letting me know, I will from now on!