How to Mold/Make Creepy Silicone Halloween Masks (Did We Make a Troll or a Gnome Mask?)

 

Here is a real creepy project just in time for Halloween!

We molded a gnome lawn ornaments using ReMold Putty, and then we created a silicone mask.

 

Need more Halloween mold making ideas?

• Make chocolate pops for the neighborhood trick-or-treaters.
• Make your mother a concrete garden gnome complete with illuminated eyeballs!
• Make your father a one of a kind, glow in the dark, plastic golf tee for Halloween night golfing.
• Make your brother a Halloween themed rubber chew toy for his best friend.
• Make your sister a white chocolate skull centerpiece for her annual Halloween party.
• Make your daughter a customized spooky necklace and earrings to accessorize her costume.
• Make your son a modified Bionicle mask to complement his costume.
• Make your grandfather some scary scenery for his Halloween themed train set. 
• Make your grandmother a specialized cake for her October bridge party.
• Make your friends some spooky candles for their next séance.
• Make glow in the dark fishing worms.

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Make/Duplicate The Little Mermaid Using Remold Putty and InstaMorph

Duplicate The Little Mermaid and your other toys, sculptures, or items.

ReMold Putty Little Mermaid Video

 

First add 2 drops of the activator to the bag for every 1oz of ReMold Putty. I used 6oz of ReMold putty so I added 12 drops of the activator. It is not important to be super accurate. Next place the putty in the microwave for 20 second intervals until it feels like clay and there are no clumps. Make sure to use the included microwave safe bag and keep it closed.

Allow the putty to cool until it is comfortable enough to touch then thoroughly knead and smooth the putty. If the putty is to hot it will slowly droop, wait until the putty is cool enough to hold it shape before creating your mold.

Push your object into the putty then diligently press the putty around the object making sure all the voids are filled. Allow the first half to solidify (you can speed it up by placing it in the freezer.) Once it feels like a stiff rubber the putty is ready. Rub a thin layer of mold release onto the first half of the mold then create the second half by pressing it onto the first half. Allow the second half to solidify and you are ready to cast.

Now pour your moldable plastic into boiling water, we used shape lock moldable plastic in this video which works the same as InstaMorph and other moldable plastics. Once the plastic turns clear remove it from the water, shape it and push it into the mold.

Now that you have a shape that is closer to the original, trim the excess place it back in boiling water and push it into the mold again. Keep doing this until you have removed all the excess and the shape is perfect.

Try starting with one part molds it’s a lot easier and practical.

 

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How to Make Custom Beads to Create Bracelet, Anklets, Necklaces and other Jewelry

Today we used ComposiMold and Clear Casting Plastic to create an elephant necklace. 

·         Hot glue the elephant to the bottom of a container.

·         Spray the elephant with Bubble Buster.

·         Melt and pour the ComposiMold.

·         Demold the elephant.

·         Measure and mix clear casting plastic resin.

·         Add color to the resin.

·         Pour the resin into the mold, and guide trapped bubbles out of the mold.

·         Allow the resin to cure, and then de-mold.

·         Make more!

·         Drill a hole in the duplicated elephants.

·         String the elephants to create a necklace.

 

Custom Beads

 

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Use Organic Objects From Nature to Make Your Mold

There are plenty of objects to make molds of in the natural world. In this video you will see Stan make a mold and cast of a flower bud. We have also used tree bark, acorns, pinecones, leaves, rocks, and more.

How to Use Organic Objects From Nature to Make a Mold and Cast

An important lesson you will learn in this video is that anchoring your natural found object to the bottom of your mold box is very important. If the object is very light it will float to the top of your melted ComposiMold. You can easily fish it out and start over, but taking the time in the beginning will save you time and frustration in the end!

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