Died down, otshumeli passion seven kingdoms in eight seasons. The series ended, but fans will revise it again and again, and to preserve the atmosphere favorite activities, will create in their homes like interiors and collect on the costume parties. What attracts them? Most likely, the very atmosphere of the Middle Ages, with its rough and at the same time luxurious nobility of life. Today's master class from a famous author of network masters Sergeich dedicated to the creation of a breadbox in the spirit of the game of thrones. Make an interesting subject can be only from five-liter plastic bottles.
Making the base of the bottle: the cutting process
So, you need to work a five-liter bottle, one in which usually sell drinking water. This bulk containers are usually sent to the trash, but not in this case.
The bottle should be cut, cuts designated place marker. Try to cut all the details to keep intact, they are needed for further workThe main part - a bottle without a bottom and the neck, as in the photo. To work with plastic, use a sharp-edged scissors, a knife to cut easily, but it is difficult to stay on course and make perfectly smooth edgeNow the workpiece to be cut exactly in half along the line. For standard bottles distance from the bottom to the cutting line is 8 cm. If you have non-standard bottle Gaugeable it and cut in halfCut Part badly holds its shape, as the edges are too soft and do not have a reliable fixationTo fix the edges of bread bins, use the bottom of a bottle. It should first be cut exactly in half, according to the marker line, and then cut midway rigid bottom semicircleTwo halves obtained after cutting, are fixed to the edges of the workpiece by means of adhesive tape strips. Later, they will be more securely fastened papier-mache, and try as much as possible until firmly fix their sticky layerNow is the time to talk about the neck. Itself part of the screw should be cut so that you have a cone that will stand for a breadbox
In this cutting is finished, all the parts are ready for assembly and design.
Imitation medieval forging and papier-mache
What distinguished dishes of the Middle Ages from the modern? Of course, the absence of traces of machining and manual labor. it was possible to meet the glass, metal and clay utensils in the palaces of the nobility. Metal bowls and vases were very popular, as they did not fight as fragile ceramics, and besides, look luxurious, because each artist put their hearts into their product. So Hlebnitsa of Thrones Games must necessarily be of metal, or at least similar to a metal. And to give it the charm of old times - and even seemed a bit worn.
metal imitation in this case will be based on the technique of papier-mache. First you need to hide a flat smooth plastic so that it completely changed its appearance. Use the pieces of paper and PVA glue. Let a pulp layer will hide all the pieces of plastic, but in a way not to lose the reliefIt should cover not only paper bulk of the preform, but also a cone which will serve as a standWhen the paper dries, it is possible to glue the cone. For this purpose, marker paint over circuit, apply hot glue on it and push the item until the adhesive is stiffenedFor greater reliability further apply a layer of adhesive inside the joint line with the main part of the coneEdge breadbox can be shaped. The author used for this purpose usual pyatirublovuyu coin: he puts her to the edge and marker shows curvesThen sharp scissors, he cut it on the edge of the contour. And the wavy line had been laid not only on the top edge of a breadbox, but also on the bottom of its base. You can make this region more fancy, using a complex patternThe surface of the newspapers are still too flat and not like a hand-forged. It is time to work with thinner materials - paper towels. They were torn to pieces, mash, and applied to the surface, prokleivaya right outside with white glue and leaving the crumpled foldsA layer of crumpled napkins should cover not only the exterior but also the interior part of the future breadbasketsTo create patterns on the surface of the product can be used or lace here are bundles of napkins. For them, the tissue paper is torn into strips, wetted with plain water and twisted into a rope between your fingersThin paper tourniquet should issue cropped wavy edge. Do not feel sorry for this purpose PVA, so you do not fall off the edgeImitation rivets can be done with conventional peas, peeled into half. Pick whole peas, and glue them to the surface of the joiner's glueTo simulate forged patterns, first draw their marker on the workpiece, and then glue the paper on the drawing strands, twisting them and cutting into small piecesFor authenticity figure should not be too symmetrical, it's still a hand-forged
The surface of the bread box is ready for further processing, but it still does not look like metal, and therefore, the task is not yet completed. To complete the process, will require the work of painting.
Paint products: imitate the surface of the old metal
To give a finished look breadbaskets, require three colors: black, purple or greenish and bronze, as well as the acrylic lacquer. All these dyes are water-based, so you can work in a room without plowing window.
The first layer of ink - black. It is necessary to completely cover them bread box so as not to leave no gaps. If dissolved paint is too thin - apply a second coatThe second ink layer - magenta. It is applied to a semi-dry brush on the outstanding part and a bit - on the base. After this layer dried, applied with light strokes bronze paintThe final touch - a layer of acrylic lacquer. Spare no material can be a second coating, the first layer when dryIn such a luxurious breadbox can be put only bread ispechonny own hands. It will look great pretzels and sweet rye bread with sesame seeds and pepper. On the bottom can be laid paper napkin
How do you like the idea of the author? But with the help of this technology can be made not only bread box, but other items for serving. And in addition - 12 video ideas from the creative masters on this subject:
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