I have been experimenting with Scenic Water yesterday (used to simulate liquids in dollshouse scenes), and my successful creation (after a couple of unsuccessful attempts of course ;-)) is this cute little strawberry jelly with whipped cream... Enjoy!
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i would like to know how to do it
ReplyDeletethank u
Hi Lisa,
ReplyDeleteFor this jelly I put a small amount of Scenic Water in a plastic cup (the material in its raw form is gel-like) and then I dipped the cup in a bowl of hot water, so the Scenic water melted to liquid from the heat. I used a small amount of acrylic paint to tint it pink, and then I pipped it in a small mold using a syringe and let it settle. The whipped cream is acctually plain white silicone through a piping nozzle for decorating cakes (the smallest star tip).
Just a tip for the mold: I used the case from a pill, but as this is plastic the jelly stick to it when it settled and I had to use my craft knife. Next time I will use some vegetable oil in the mold before I pour the material...If you try something different, let me know.
xxx
Hi Anthoula,
ReplyDeleteI have never tried Scenic Water
but the result looks so great.
Thanks for the sharing.
*am going to oder one "Scenic Water" LOL
Have a nice evening
Hi,
ReplyDeleteyes do try it...
And once you have please share the results with us, as I am pretty sure it will be something delicious! ;-))
thank you very much
ReplyDeletenow i only have to traduce it well haha
ok i have understud all.
ReplyDeletei have read that people puts oil.
another thing u can do is. with the mold do a mold of sculpey. and then u can keep it out easier.
do u understand me?
yes Lisa you r right, I will make my own mold...
ReplyDeleteAfter all, I like molds...they make life easier...
thanks :-)
heello i ve been looking but i cant find your mail!!! i wanted to yo know the meaning of:
ReplyDeleteScenic Water
i ve been loking out on internet
i cant find it
culd u please send a photo
is it fimo liquid?
thank u very much