FAÇA UM LINDO PILAR PARA DECORAÇÃO DE NATAL -RECICLANDO ISOPOR E CIMENTO

Hello, my loves! How are you? Are you all right? Are you sure? I am very happy to have you here with me in another video! Christmas is coming and today we are going to make a decorative piece that will rock this Christmas! I'm sure you'll blow up in this step-by-step! Already click below on the like, on the thumbs up, so YouTube will understand that the video is very cool and will leave it in the air! And better than that, it will spread to other people too! I'm counting on you! Let's go to the step-by-step? So come with me! Guys, I have this piece of butterfly here of 55 cm, okay? I'm going to use it as a base to be able to make my project. I'm going to tie up a little bit of yarn here, because here I'm going to make my base, okay? To be able to hold the whole project. You can make the size you want, doing it the same way, same modeling, same everything, you can go. Ready! Here I just did this to be able to suck cool for the dough to grip here, okay? This box is pretty cool because it's already in the shape of a gift package. So I'm going to cut it right here in the middle, okay? The hole in the gift box is you who will decide, okay? Make sure it's right in the middle, you're going to put it right here, right in the middle of the piece. At the bottom of this box, it has a hole, see? I'm going to use this isopore mass as cement to make this gift box. Then I can cut it out and everything. It's going to be very compact and it's going to make pressure to be able to stuff our box. The more square, the better, right? Look, I thought it was a cool way to hold it, I even suspended it a little bit. I put it on this base, down there, I tried to centralize it as much as I could, okay? I raised it with this 1 cm iron there, you see the mark there? So that bottom doesn't stay there at the end, no. To stay a little more like this, but to be able to cover, right? We don't have to finish it later. So I suspended, tied the iron here and put the base down there. See? It was like this. I've already prepared the cement mass with isopore. Guys, I put the clay to make the bond, okay? To make this glue here, look. When you put isopore and cement only, it doesn't give this whole bond. So clay is for that, okay? The link of the masses are fixed here in the first comment, okay? I marked it with my finger, more or less, I'm going to cut it, I'm going to stay with this part here. I'm going up the stairs and I'm going to scrape this here until I get to the limit I want, okay? I want a box. A little bit of cement and clay here. You can make cement and sand, just the cement with a little glue, whatever you want. Or white cement, you know, okay? I'm going to make some scratches here to stick this one on this one. The bottom is ready, now we're going to model our animals. I have two gift boxes here. You can make as many as you want, depending on the pillar you build, okay? Height. We're going to start assembling the body of our little project, okay? Take two balls, we're going to assemble a little shell, okay? That will be Santa's little body. The ideal is for you to make one piece, wait for it to dry, then do the other one on top, okay? Because if you put too much weight, everything will go down. So let's go in parts, no hurry. Now I'm going to put his head here. Two balls, his little head. Give me a little bit here. I have an idea that is technical. I'm going to make a volume here, look. A little hat here already. The bottom will look like this, exactly like this. Now I'm going to try to do it from above without weighing too much. Since I don't have an iron here, I'm going to do it. Well, we're going to make a snowman now. A snowman is two balls. Santa Claus, the snowman. Then I'm going to put this piece here in the sun to dry very quickly. I'm going to make his little hat, so I'm just going to make a little ball. And I'm going to give it here. Look what I can do. The first thing I'm going to do here is a paw, okay? The paw will be just a little thigh, like this, look. I'm going to do it very cheerfully, because you can't do a lot of details like this, no. This is the paw, okay? We made Santa Claus sitting down. Here we made the snowman. As it dries, we can join, okay? Join. So, patience. Here is the hat of the doll that we are still going to model. Here is a little foot. And now we're going to make the body of this foot. Which will be a little thigh. Like this. A little thigh. You can make it smaller, because later you're going to fill it with dough. So, it doesn't have to be that big. It ended up giving to put one overlapped to the other. We made the body, now we're going to put his head. And it's going to be a ball too. Like we made Santa Claus down there. Well, as there's still iron left here, look. Then I'm making another little animal here. I'm going to make just the body. Then I'm going to think of a little animal to model, okay? I made this space here that can be ... I don't know, I'll see yet. I don't know, I can put a little heart. I'm going to model a heart here. And here I made a little body to make a owl. Or another little doll. You can do a lot of things with this format. I'm still going to think about it. Now I'm going to let this piece dry. For 24 hours or 48. And then I'll come back for us to start modeling. It's too dark here, right? But you could see more or less. I'll be right back. Well, the piece is dry here. 100%. And now we're going to start modeling, okay? Before modeling, I'm going to fix it up here. If you have to cut, round, refine. The time is now, okay? Well, everything is okay there. We start modeling. You can model with white cement, okay? I highly recommend it. White cement is really cool. It makes the piece thinner. It's really cool. But you can also use cement with clay. Which is what I'm going to use here. This is the clay. I'm going to start in the middle. Which is part of the belly here. Of the butt. So I'm going to cover it now. The layer can't be too thin. And it doesn't have to be anything too thick either. All the coverage, more or less there. The sticks are little fingers that we need. That you can't reach in certain places. So the sticks help a lot with that, okay? This is when you give a little water. Mark the middle here. I'm going to make a little cheek here. Two equal balls. Little cheek. The arm like this. I'm going to make two little cheeks. Which is the sleeve of the coat. I'm going to make a little hole in these little cheeks. Like this. Two equal cheeks. It's going to flatten. And it's going to make a mark there. It's going to make a glove mark like this, look. Right here. It's going to get wet. I'm going to put it in here. Like this. And you're going to hold it there. I'm going to hold the first one. I want him to hold the cap here. So I'm going to put it right here, look. To lengthen a little bit. I'm going to put my hand here. On the cap. It's holding the cap. So it doesn't fall. And then we put it there. Behind the arm there. When it dries you can do a depth. That gives even more realism to the piece. Well, here the little foot is like this. The little body is also smooth. And his face. I'm going to make the two horns and I'm going to make the little foot. But I'm going to use, to help me, this ceramic that is galvanized. I'm going to get a little piece. It's nine centimeters. I'm going to divide the middle right. I'm going to skewer there. Holding tight. You can. I'm going to fold the middle too. Guys, it's just a support that I need. I'm going to skewer one on each side here. Up. Any laminated you can. Okay? Here, I could have done before making the horn, right? Since I made the horn right away I'm going to make this one be a little trunk. I'm just going to thicken a little more here. To cover this one. This little layer of clay I really preferred to pass the cement with glue. Just like I made the fruits, remember? A layer, two. The bottom is very smooth. So I'm not going to heat up too much with it. It's ready. It's ready, but we're going to make a mess, but it's not. But I'm going to improve this bottom, okay? I'm going to pass some clay here. Just to make it straight. Here you won't be able to show everyone being painted. Why? What happens? It gets bad because I'll have to put it in my hand to be able to paint. But, guys, you know how to paint. It's basic, right? Just follow the picture and you'll be able to paint, okay? So that's it. The paint I use is wall paint. I'm going to need all the attention I can get to paint Santa Claus. Otherwise the video will be too long and I know you don't have a lot of patience to make it fast, okay? So that's it. Let's get to painting and I'll show you soon. So that's it, my dears. I hope you enjoyed this Christmas pillar. Do it because I really want to see it. When you do it, send me a picture, okay? In the description of the video there's a link to social networks, there's a WhatsApp link. Come on, I'm waiting for you. Before leaving, leave a thumbs up for me. Also, if you can, share the video, okay? I can't help saying that until the 14th there's a discount coupon for the course. For more information, access the link below, okay? It will be fixed in the comments. Big kiss, God bless you all and see you next time. Bye, bye.