"Happy Home"- 3D Key Holder

3D Key Holder

Hi....This is another key holder commission piece I made a few days back......

This is a 3D key Holder and I call it "Happy Home"......

I made this design on a Wooden Ply 4"x7", using epoxy / M-seal.....

The details on how to make this can be found in my earlier post: 

'Under the Sea' 3D Key Holder

I think it turned out pretty cute.....What do you think ???

Do leave a comment to let me know how you feel about it ....

Have Fun :)
And Thanks for Visiting .....

"Under the sea"- 3D Key holder

3D Key Holder

Hi and welcome to my post on how I made this "Under the Sea" key holder....
This was a completely hand-moulded, made-to-order piece for my cousin......
I used a wooden piece 3x6" in size, as the base for this key holder.....
I painted the base with acrylic colors in shades of blue and left it to dry.......
Then I hand-moulded epoxy to make the fishes, shells, plants, turtle, octopus, starfish and 
the bubbles.......
After arranging the creatures and the foliage, I moulded some epoxy pebbles for the 
base and some epoxy borders for the top corners......
Then came the fun part.....coloring !!!
I used bright acrylic colors for all the creatures....I wanted them to look happy!!
Then I added some 3D glitter for the waves and the design was complete.....
Lastly I added some hooks to hang the keys....after all thats what it was for ;)
It turned out pretty cute, and my cousin absolutely loved it !!!
Thank you for reading, and do let me know if you liked it .... :)

M-Seal/ Epoxy Ganesha

M-Seal / Epoxy Ganesha

Hello and welcome to my post on M-Seal Ganesha.......

They say "Necessity is the mother of invention".....and I so totally agree !!!

This Ganesha was made when I couldn't find one to keep in our car......

I used m-seal / epoxy to mould the figure of the idol.......and left it to dry for around 6 hours.....

It is made of an air- drying material, so it did not need any baking....Which means it speeded up the next process i.e. coloring!!

I used Acrylic colors-yellow and vermilion for painting the body surface.....

The details were done with acrylic color- black.......

Last but not the least, I gave it two coats of spray varnish to protect the colors....

And voila, the next thing I know, this sweet Ganesha was sitting in our car with that cute look on his face :)