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John Schoonraad
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Started On : 12-Sep-2009 at 05:31:44 PM, #Views : 5829
Topic Subject : Re: Re: Casting many hands |
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Nice it just takes a bit of thought and the fun part is taking the alginate out of the crevices
then moulding with silicone that the next brain teaser ,and the filling
0f the final cast
John Schoonraad
Lifecast Ltd
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T: +44 (0)7877 035 895
Workshop 6
Elstree Film & TV Studios
Shenley Road
Borehamwood
Herts
WD6 1JG
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Hello John Schoonraad
Post Date : Saturday 12th 2009f September 2009 02:20:30 PM
Posted by : "Joseph Canger" joe@josephcanger.com
Re: Casting many hands:--
I once did a great “family of hands castâ€Â. The father was only 35 and dieing of pancreatic cancer. I posed his hands side-by-side forming cup, as if offering whatever he had left. The wife’s hands cradled his, offering support, and each of their 3 children, held onto Dad. I simply poured alginate over the group as one and when set, I wrapped it with plaster gauze. One-by-one I had the children and then parents remove their hands. I covered over the cut-lines at the wrists, leaving only 2 open to pour plaster into the mold. The trickiest part was simply removing all of the alginate from all of the crevices, but it turned out beautifully with the impression on Mom’s bracelet reading: “Hope-Faith-Loveâ€Â.
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