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Decorating with Cast Plaster
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From Victorian to Frivolous, cast plaster is the easy answer! |
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Nancy Hathaway wouldn't stand for just "plain" anymore! She snatched up that old bookshelf and decided to do something fanciful with it by adding cast plaster! Giving it a quick coat of cheerful paint, Nancy cast her plaster shells and glued them to the sides, adding color to them prior to application. The result was something Nancy thought would be a totally cute addition to her home. Cute matching footstools would be an adorable addition to that case along with real sea shells displayed on it's shelves and a few books about the ocean. Themes kids! Themes... it's fun! Cast plaster is so easy to do: Mix 2 parts plaster of paris in to one part water and stir it smooth. Pour the plaster in to a mold that has been sprayed with any release product (even Pam cooking spray!). Wait 45 minutes for it to harden, pop it out and let it dry. Now, add them to ceilings, walls, furniture, gift boxes or anything that a bit of "relief" design is desired.
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