Trio De Peixes -Casa de Praia Decoração com gesso - #decoração #casadepraia

Hello, my love! How are you doing? I hope everything is going well! Let's get to work, huh? You will need to have the fish template that you want. Just one figure, is that okay? Later I'll show you why. After I made the cutout, I transferred the fish's silhouette onto a rubber stamp. If you don't have rubberized material, it can also be done on cardboard, okay? It's gonna be super sure! And regarding the size, you'll choose whichever size you want. I wanted to make a smaller little fish, So I made that cut there, reducing the front part of the little fish, it's not difficult. I was following along there, completely tracing the fish's circumference, just gradually making it smaller, right? With the method I used, you just need one fish mold to make all sizes. Or you can print it in three different sizes, up to you. Hey! I just cut a little one. Pretty cool, huh? I preferred doing it on the rubberized surface because that way I'll always have the template stored. When I use a cardboard box, I only use it once and then it gets wet, so I have to throw it away. I preferred to try it on the rubberized surface and it worked out perfectly. I poured 400 ml of water and gradually sprinkled in the plaster. This plaster is the ordinary plaster after all. When you dust the plaster and the plaster creates that layer right there, that's already the point, right? You've created the layer, you're done throwing plaster, and now you just mix it. I started by taking small amounts, gradually mixing them in so that everything wouldn't harden too quickly. But then, since I don't have much patience, I'm just mixing everything together anyway, okay? I'll go quickly, do right away whatever I can, anyway. Notice that I place the fish silhouette over there, so I can gradually build up the plaster cast. Following his height there, right? The size of him. After I spread it there with the spatula, I try to level it out a bit to avoid too many bubbles. Even so, blisters happen, right? Don't worry. We'll fix everything later. I put the silhouettes up there, and now it's the deal. You have to take this dough and keep dropping it down under the rubber roller. This spatula is for pâté; it's as wide as a finger. So, as I keep tossing the dough down under the rubber roller, I'm leveling everything so it's at the same height as the spatula. That makes each little fish about the thickness of a finger. You don't need to rush too much; you've got about eight minutes or so. For you to build your little fish. You can make one at a time, okay? After about 30 minutes, I removed the rubberized material there, and now you notice some blisters have formed. I'll fix all of this. I took a straw and already made the cavity part there where I'll attach my little fish. They look like little eyes over there, right? I'll hold it right there. I made a bit more of the plaster mixture, and now I'm going to pour it up there. to cover all those little holes, all the imperfections. When I sand it, it'll be perfect. Let me ask you something—can you make me happy and encourage me to make more videos? Here below, subscribe to the channel, leave your like right away, there's also the option to hypar, okay? I'm counting on you. The smoother I make my fish, the less I'll have to sand. I took a wet brush there in the water, gave a quick stroke to that fresh mass Is it okay the way I put it up there? And now I'm going to let them dry there for a while. As I was working on other piecesafia, these little fish ended up being redesigned more or less like this. two hours, two and a half hours drying. And I took all of them out so I could do all the finishing touches, right? Because I'm one of those people, too hasty. I took a screwdriver and started prying open that cavity over there, right? It's easier to do now while it's still a bit damp after that, when it is completely dry. With this stiletto as well, I was doing all the finishing touches, cuttings, I left it just the way I truly wanted. Anyone who looks at this moment feels a bit desperate. Why don't you associate plaster with water, but don't worry, it'll work out, okay? I took the basin, poured in the water, this is wet sandpaper, available in various grits. You can pick a few whenever you find them, some thinner, some thicker. You yourself will understand what's best for your situation, okay? And there you go, you do all the sanding there on your little fish, Leave a nice finish so it looks really neat and smooth, okay? It's up to you, however you'd like, okay? You can make texture, leave it super messy. These fish were dried for about a week. The thing is, when Nicole and I went to paint, we lost all the videos of the painting. Wow, I was really heartbroken because she was with me, it was so great. And then I made another fish, waited for it to dry, all following the same routine And now I'm going to do this painting for you to learn, okay? But then you use your creativity on the others, okay? We did this stripe painting, so I took the masking tape, I wrapped the little fish, leaving a space between each one. The tape stuck really well right there on the cast, so it helped me a lot. See, I put on the tape, passed it through, wrapped around the little fish So, I left the space between one and the other, okay? It's very easy, it will work out perfectly so your little fish will look gorgeous. I'm sure of it, you're going to excel at this painting. I took a small cup with a little water, added detergent Hey, I added some blue dye there, mixed it up And now, with the help of a straw, I'm going to blow over there to make bubbles. It's paint with bubbles. If you haven't seen the video I made here on the channel, I'll leave the step-by-step instructions for this technique at the end of this video, okay? It's really cool; I'm sure you're going to like it. I don't know why, but I always do the back part better with this painting. I don't know what's going on in my head, huh? I've already realized where I went wrong by watching this step-by-step guide, How do we learn? We never know everything. You're going to blow inside that water, Blow that bubble and then spread it with a toothpick. At first, I was blowing directly. So there was too much liquid, too many bubbles—it wasn't like that. Sop, blow a little bit of the bubble, then you spread it with the straw. That's it, you see? We've learned. This paint I'm using is for handicrafts, right? It already comes ready in black color And there you go, you'll do all the details of your little fish however you want. To make the lighter part of my fish more prominent, I made these black lines like this. At the end of the tape there, you give a mist with the brush. Just a little bit of paint, and then you'll be gliding right there on the edge, Just to keep the checkmarks, right? At some points there, I went too strong, but I wanted something more subtle. But I also liked that result there. Sometimes I use the hair dryer to help with the drying process, right? And that's what I did. And I kept removing the duct tape there. There were some smudges, so I fixed them using white craft paint. It's already ready and turned out beautifully. Two hands already cover well, and I really liked the result of this painting. That's why I chose to do that one again so you could learn. The other little fish were very simple. If you pause the video, you'll see how they ended up. You can replicate it too, right? With a very fine brush, there's even one here at the little shop, I'll leave the store link fixed in the first comment. You click there, you look for the brushes. These are amazing nail brushes, guys. Very fine, I loved it. To make details, they're perfect, truly perfect. Love it, obsessed, way too much. I made the little mark there, pulled the tiny threads, as I said, the fins. I finished this painting using the water-based resin that is also available in the little shop. It's a resin I use; it's not a branded product that we're familiar with. But it's perfect, which good resin is that, is it okay? Unfortunately, this isn't sponsorship of anything. It's just because I use it and I really like it. Well, my little fish ended up like this. Now comes the second step, where we're going to tie up these little creatures, right? To make it really nice for our little fishy bundle. I bought a sisal rope so I could make this knot. You can do it with string—whatever you want to use, you choose, okay? I tied two knots there. And then I made these little balls; in fact, later I'm going to prepare a step-by-step guide on how I did it, right? For you to learn, because it became very cool. I passed a little ball of that thread, through the sisal, up to the limit of the knot. I made another one so I can hold this little ball, okay? There you go, you tie two knots, because the truth is, the knot is there to prevent the ball from passing beyond that limit. So if it gets much smaller than that little hole there, you tie another knot as well. You can guide him to position himself on top of the other one. And I did the same thing with all the little fish, putting the little ball there. They call it a "fiada" or "cambada," a small bundle of fish. So I'm gonna tell you to just tie up three little fish in this bunch, got it? Because I did the other one with more, it didn't look good, hanging awkwardly; with three, it's better. I grouped the little fish, each at a different height from the others. So, you decide, okay? Whatever you want. And there you make that tight knot so they don't move from the position you set there. Now, as I'm going to thread the three strings through the hole of the ball, I'll slightly open it up using the tip of the scissors, okay? It came out really well; the plaster part there is very flexible. You can put as many balls as you want. Then I tied a knot there to hold them so they don't move, right? Now is the time we finish off all the ends of the sisal there. I took an extra piece of sisal there and held it with my hand along with the other strands. I'm winding from bottom to top, going all the way up, just to join all the little fish's ends together, okay? Then you bend it there however you want, depending on the length of the chain. And there you go, doing the same thing—bring it up to secure it, remove the excess. Leave two ends there from the little fish and the new sisal you placed. And there you go, tying everything up over there. No secrets, no, I'm sure you'll manage to do it in a way that doesn't look ugly when you tie everything up there, okay? And my crew ended up like this. I really liked it, I loved every detail, and I really want you to make it too. Show me how your little fishies turned out, okay? These are my blues; I put four of them. Make as many as you'd like. I'm sure they'll turn out beautiful. Well, then the step-by-step process is this. I hope you make lots of little fish, lots of batches, and sell a lot. And when you paint, I really want to see how it's going to turn out, okay? Show me and just tag me on social media. Don't forget to share this video, I count on you. A big kiss, may God bless you, and see you in the next video. Bye, bye! If you have time, watch one of these videos I'm going to leave here for you. Hello my loves, how are you? For those who don't know me, my name is Sandrinha. I've been here with you for almost 11 years, working, right? I could see a little before, but not anymore. Myopia has caught up with me. Thank you so much for being here with me watching this video, right? Because if you're here, it's because it's important to you, and that's really great. I'm here to vent about an issue. And I want to speak not only on behalf of this channel, Tudo Planta Artesanato com Cimento. I want to speak on behalf of all the craft channels you know. I know you know many things. So, like, it's about all of us, right? We need you to do the things we ask for. Like, share, subscribe to the channel, got it? Why? Every time you do something like this on the channel, on our channels, It's monetized, we earn cents, fractions of a dollar. So, like, during the month, we earn 100, 200, 300, got it? We need money in order to buy the materials needed to carry out the tasks. Guys, all of this started as a hobby. We don't have professions, well, a good part of us, right? We do not have outside professions. When we set out to create step-by-step videos here, We give up on many things. Give up working outside, give up a whole lot of things, people. It seems like a joke, but it's not important. Isn't it important to you? You don't learn things here, you build, sell, and make money? I'm talking to the people who actually do this, okay? Many of us also use the channels as a real hobby. Likes, watches, doesn't do, but watches. I'm not talking much to this audience, no. It's more about the people who actually benefit from it. I avoid going out many times because I'm building things step by step. Because I'm out here waiting for a part to dry, because I have a painting appointment. These things take time to do. 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