I will try to explain again (forgive me for my English) First I make halves, then I put these blanks (halves) in a mold and completely fill with resin.
@@GuamBaybe97I am not sure they are genuine leaf skeletons because those things are so incredibly delicate, I can't see them surviving resin and tape without damage. I could be wrong though, maybe they've found a way to preserve them so that they are a little more durable? All of the ones I've ever found out in nature (I was obsessed with them as a kid) the lightest touch was enough to cause them to break or crumble.
I suggest you try searching Google/TH-cam for a how to skeletonize leaves tutorial (all the ways I have found a pretty simple), or search for skeletonized leaves suppliers (magnolia and bodhi/peepal leaves are easy to find in natural and dyed colours). If you are fortunate like me, you may be able to find some leaves locally on hikes that have naturally become skeletized (often caused by sawfly lavae or partial rotting over time).
You are so creative. Beautiful designs! 💕💕💕
Gorgeous idea 💡 ❤
Beautiful and so creative 💞
Beautiful.
I was in search of this detail video.. Thanks dear you do great job ❤
It looks beautiful
Beautiful idea where do you get those leaves from please UK 🇬🇧
Cool !!!! 😍👍
Beautiful
Very excellent and beautiful
Ameei a linda composição em vidro e folhinha ! ❤❤❤
Très joli
Nice ❤❤
Meravigliosi 😍😘😘😘😘😘😘
I'm confused. I do not understand how a half a circle became a sphere. I did not get the process 😐
I will try to explain again (forgive me for my English) First I make halves, then I put these blanks (halves) in a mold and completely fill with resin.
Half circle were put into round beed molds & she filled them with clear resin so thus half circle became full
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Thank you. Her work is lovely. 👍
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what are those paper leaf thingy? Where can I buy them and what are they called?
Skeleton leaves
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@@GuamBaybe97I am not sure they are genuine leaf skeletons because those things are so incredibly delicate, I can't see them surviving resin and tape without damage. I could be wrong though, maybe they've found a way to preserve them so that they are a little more durable? All of the ones I've ever found out in nature (I was obsessed with them as a kid) the lightest touch was enough to cause them to break or crumble.
Cómo puedo conseguir la hoja esqueletizada
I suggest you try searching Google/TH-cam for a how to skeletonize leaves tutorial (all the ways I have found a pretty simple), or search for skeletonized leaves suppliers (magnolia and bodhi/peepal leaves are easy to find in natural and dyed colours). If you are fortunate like me, you may be able to find some leaves locally on hikes that have naturally become skeletized (often caused by sawfly lavae or partial rotting over time).
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