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We have yet to determine the gender of Feeshus Don't know how to tell []
... do ewe think it will now rust and stuff ? I know it has no iron in it..but if left de-chromed will it develop cold sores ?
Planet Feeshus ... [ Invalid Attachment ] It's close to Uranus []
You really should encase the feeshus ball in resin. [] It'll make a great paper weight and it'll come in handy when you need to embarrass the boy later in life. [^] It's pointless to try and embarrass a 3 year old, but it will make a great wedding present. Mwaaaaahaaaahaaaahaaaahaaaa
I have made my sons Craplanet my Desktop !! [ Invalid Attachment ]
WOOO !!Not only have ewe provided me with my new PC dektop image (which wifey was well impressed with by the way !...ewe have scored brownie points !!..no 'brownie' pun intended !)...........but I now have instructions and a nice piccy to follow too.The icing on the cake ?...ewe come round and do it for me !Thanks RD...I WILL do this !!.
I made a hemispherical resin paperweight XX years ago.The resin stuff really stinks and heats up as it sets, (exothermic reaction),particularly if you put too much hardener in like I did.Trapped air bubbles are a problem. Use the least amount of hardener possible to set: the longer set time gives the air bubbles time to reach the surface before it solidifies.You'll have to find some way of suspending the ball in the centre of the mould, e.g. attach the ball to a little post of resin made by filling a 2" bit of drinking straw with resin... [ Invalid Attachment ]
The icing on the cake ?...ewe come round and do it for me !
To have your flower [or feeshus ball] preserved and encapsulated are priced £63.95 [[:0]] per paperweight for a 2.5 "and £86.90 [[:0]] for a 3" paperweight.
QuoteTo have your flower [or feeshus ball] preserved and encapsulated are priced £63.95 [[:0]] per paperweight for a 2.5 "and £86.90 [[:0]] for a 3" paperweight.http://www.flowerpreservationworkshop.co.uk/store/index.php?cPath=31[A ziplock bag and a squirt of WD40 is a lot cheaper].