Friday, 23 April 2010

Mould n Pour Friendly Plastic Moulds

I have had great fun the last couple of days with a batch of Mould n Pour I've just bought, and Friendly Plastic. It's only the second time I have bought it and the first time I wasted a lot of it and didn't do very well, but this time I am much happier with the results.

This is a friendly plastic frame taken from one I bought in Poundland, and a Tim Holtz Ornate Frame:-

And here are some musical instruments and a dressform and sewing machine which were novelty buttons, and the dolls house sewing machine from the other day.


So here is the canvas from a few days ago, but with the sewing machine and dressform replaced with the ones I have made, and another mould I made of a pair of scissors:-



I found it really satisfying and fun to make these items myself, as I felt more of the project was done 'from scratch'. I made some more moulds today but they are drying as I used clay and have glazed them. When I bought Mould N Pour before I thought it was expensive but that's because I made such a mess of it. Having managed to make a dozen moulds this time, it was well worth it. You can get the Mould N Pour from The Artistic Stamper or The Altered Element.
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14 comments:

  1. 2amscrapper23 April 2010 at 18:09

    I've really enjoyed looking at your work in your recent postings.

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  2. Unknown23 April 2010 at 18:14

    I am so impressed with these moulded plastic frames etc - brilliant - I fancy having a go myself

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  3. sam21ski23 April 2010 at 18:24

    WOW these are fantastic - I couldn't get mould and pour to work either, so I gave up, perhaps I should have persevered!!!!

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  4. Jennie -The Artistic Stamper23 April 2010 at 18:38

    love mould n pour, and it is such fun to use it with utee too :)
    Great ideas
    xx

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  5. Anonymous23 April 2010 at 19:52

    Fabulous! Can't wait to play with your moulds on sunday! xx

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  6. Sid23 April 2010 at 20:19

    Always been tempted to use Mould 'n' Pour, may now have to 'Give it a go'

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  7. Unknown23 April 2010 at 20:36

    I like what you have created I saw this stuff once and forgot all about it very cleaver

    Love Dawn xx

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  8. Lynn Stevens23 April 2010 at 20:41

    yep fun stuff , mould and pour, and great frames!

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  9. sue law23 April 2010 at 23:36

    Hi Lucy, your friendly plastic tutorials have been great...I bought some years ago and its high time I used it! The mould and pour looks very intesting, your frames are brilliant!
    Sue
    x

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  10. Angelnorth24 April 2010 at 15:02

    Your frames turned out beautifully Lucy, they look great!

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  11. Lorraine24 April 2010 at 21:47

    that frame is superb as the ones you can buy are so expensive

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  12. Nicks25 April 2010 at 08:06

    I seem to have missed your last few postings, how did that happen?? Must revisit my friendly plastic!

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  13. Lynne Moncrieff26 April 2010 at 16:33

    I recognise the Poundland frame!!! I previously heard that Mould 'n' Pour was not very successful and so I never purchased it. Should I have a re-think? Lynne

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  14. Loulabelle4 June 2010 at 08:45

    Fantastic frames, these are very good ideas, thanks for the inspiration. :o)

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