Luminous home decoration with Buddha

Pouring blocks and craft blocks - a very special combination! The casting of the Buddah figure and the candle holder is easy to do and we shorten the waiting time with this idea by making a stylish light box with a few wooden blocks and an acrylic block and thus skillfully setting the self-cast decorative objects in scene.

kandelaar and Buddha:

Mix about 8 heaped tablespoons of Raysin with water to make a creamy mixture for the Buddha and about 3 heaped tablespoons for the kandelaar . Make sure there are no lumps in the mixture. Then pour this into the molds. Fill the kandelaar only up to half full. Hang the Buddha mold in the mold holder and place it on an empty container. Now leave them to dry.
The kandelaar can be removed from the mold after 30 - 45 minutes. You should leave the Buddha in the mold for around 5 hours. Carefully demold it after Time to dry: and leave it to air dry further .

Make a lightbox for decorative objects:

For this idea, you will need 9 craft blocks made from the wood of your choice and a satin acrylic block. Glue 4 craft blocks together on the long edge for the top and bottom plate.
While these are drying, you can write on the acrylic block if you wish. To do this, write your message beforehand with a pencil and then afterwards with a fineliners . Now take the remaining craft block and glue it with the long edge to the side of the base plate. This one block forms the back wall of the lightbox.
If you like, you can already place the chain of light now. The advantage is that you can secure it now with adhesive tape so that it doesn't fall out later. Next, glue the acrylic block to the opposite side of the back wall. Finally, place the top plate on top of these two blocks. Weigh it down with an object so that everything adheres well to the glue. You can tell that the glue has dried through when it has become transparent. Then place your decorative objects on the lightbox.