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| The casting is complete when the Plasticine will pull easily away from the Marvin/ sand mixture. The plaque can now be painted. |
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| An exciting variety of tiles, plaques and 3-dimensional objects can be easily created by making a casting with Marvin Medium and sand. |
| First roll out a flat piece of Plasticine approximately 1cm thick. Create the design by pressing tools and objects into the Plasticine. The indentations will become raised areas on the finished piece. |
| Make a wall around the design with additional Plasticine, ensuring that the wall is firmly attached to the base. Mix Marvin Medium and sand in a container using a spatula or similar tool. Do not use a paintbrush as it is very difficult to clean the sand from the bristles. |
| Mix to a fairly thick consistency then pour into the Plasticine mould. Push the mixture gently into all of the indentations and smooth across the top surface. Leave in a warm place to dry for several days. The casting is complete when the Plasticine will pull easily away from the Marvin/ sand mixture. The plaque can now be painted. |
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| Create a design by pressing tools into the Plasticing . |
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Pour your Marvin Medium mixture into the mould. |
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Leave in a warm place to dry for several days. |
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