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Manuela's manual
An illustrated instruction manual explaining in details how to make a realistic, life size and very sensuous plaster sculpture of a vulva; a fun, easy and sexy art project for playful couples.
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License Notes
Warning
Acknowledgements
Limitations of liability
Table of contents
Introduction
A brief overview
Principles
Preparation
Tools and materials.
Molding material
Casting material
Notes on compatibility
List of tools and materials
How much to buy?
Where to buy
Other tools and equipment
Is this safe?
A bit of anatomy
Choosing a pose
The Y
The Apricot.
The Flower.
Other poses
Making an alginate mold
1 - Preparation.
2 - Decide of the casting area
3 - Pre cut plaster strips
4 - Put on latex gloves
5 - Mixing the alginate
6 - Applying the alginate
7 - Applying cotton wool
8 - the plaster shell
9 - Removing the mold
10 - Examining defects
Making a silicone rubber mold
1 - Preparation.
2 - Decide of the casting area
3 - Pre cut plaster strips
4 - Measuring the Silicone
5 - Mixing the silicone
6 - Painting on the first layer
7 - Subsequent layers
8 - The plaster shell
9 - Removing the mold
Casting in Plaster of Paris
Demolding
Cleaning out the plaster bucket
Casting in Forton MG
Casting
Demolding
Finishing a plaster casting
Drying out a plaster cast
Cutting to shape
Fixing defects
Finishing a Forton casting
Checking for thin spots
Cutting and reshaping
Erasing defects
Filling holes
Protectingbsp; Tattoos?
Sexual arousal
Periods
The butterfly effect
Pussy pumping
Casting an erect penis
Other casting artists
A kit?
Other resources
About the author
Step 8 - Constructing the plaster shell
The alginate has now set and some cotton wool fiber is embedded into it. You can start to construct the second layer of the mold. There is no longer a need to work fast. Indeed that step must be done carefully.
Pick up one strip of plaster bandage and dip it into the tepid water. Let drip most of the excess water back into the bucket and spread the wet strip over the alginate.
You gently tap it against the alginate so that it adheres perfectly against it, not leaving any gaps between plaster and alginate.
Repeat until you have covered the entire alginate skin. You can slightly overlap the edges of the alginate and have some of the plaster strip directly over the model skin. Each strip must slightly overlap the previous one.
You will need two to three layers of plaster bandages to construct a solid shell. Before applying the next layers, you will reinforce the edge of the mold. Wet a plaster strip but instead of laying it flat against the alginate, twist it into a strand which you apply over the outer edges of your first layer.
Once the entire area is framed by these plaster strands, you can finish applying the second and third layers, making sure to cover the reinforcing strands
Two rolls of plaster bandages should have given you enough strips to make two complete layers. If there are any left over strips, used them to reinforce the mold.
You must now wait for the plaster to set before removing the mold.
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