Cast Christmas angels
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Cast these pretty angels that fit perfectly in a modern Christmas style. The angels are cast in silicone moulds and have small details in leaf gold. You can make the angels in three different sizes – the size will vary depending on how much casting compound you use in each mold.
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Place leaf gold on the inside of the mould.
Place leaf gold on the inside of the mould.2 
Use a brush to push the leaf gold into the wings.
Use a brush to push the leaf gold into the wings.3 
Divide 200 g resin cast into three parts: 75 g, 65 g and 60 g. This will make 3 angels.
Divide 200 g resin cast into three parts: 75 g, 65 g and 60 g. This will make 3 angels.4 
When mixing the resin, use the following ratios:
75 g resin + 27 ml water.
65 g resin + 23 ml water.
60 g resin + 21 ml water.
When mixing the resin, use the following ratios:
75 g resin + 27 ml water.
65 g resin + 23 ml water.
60 g resin + 21 ml water.5 
Adjust with water until the right consistency is achieved. Avoid stirring air into the casting compound.
Adjust with water until the right consistency is achieved. Avoid stirring air into the casting compound.6 
The casting compound is ready to use once it is thick.
The casting compound is ready to use once it is thick.7 
Pour the casting compound into the mould and fill both the head and wings. Remove the air by gently moving the spoon up and down and tapping the mould on the table.
Pour the casting compound into the mould and fill both the head and wings. Remove the air by gently moving the spoon up and down and tapping the mould on the table.8 
Fill the mould with the rest of the casting compound.
Fill the mould with the rest of the casting compound.9 
Repeat the process to remove air from the mould by pressing the spoon up and down.
Repeat the process to remove air from the mould by pressing the spoon up and down.10 
Remove the air from the casting compound by tapping the mould onto the table for 2-3 minutes.
Remove the air from the casting compound by tapping the mould onto the table for 2-3 minutes.11 
Allow the angel dry for 2-4 hours – preferably 4 hours to make sure the neck is completely hard.
Allow the angel dry for 2-4 hours – preferably 4 hours to make sure the neck is completely hard.12 
Gently remove from the mould.
Gently remove from the mould.13 
You are now ready to make a new angel.
You are now ready to make a new angel.14 
The angels will vary in height due to the different amounts of resin used.
The angels will vary in height due to the different amounts of resin used.Free Step-by-Step Guide
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