Triangular hanger for creation

Box of 10 triangular hangers for creation, made of gold-colored metal, the length of the triangle is 1.5 cm. Recommended for gluing on handicrafts for home decoration, for example for hanging paintings on flat canvases glued on cardboard, signs made of different materials with different inscriptions such as inspirational phrases, models Plaster, embossing, etc. Can be pasted with plastic glue or carpentry glue on surfaces made of different materials, not too heavy, such as plaster, ceramics, styrofoam, crystal enamel, paper, cardboard, canvases, glass, wood, sole, felt, and the like.

Ideas for hanging reliefs with a triangle rack:

Crystal enamel relief - A liquid material that hardens by mixing and is intended for casting in silicone molds. You can use a dedicated silicone mold to create a relief or a silicone mold for a cake. The crystalline enamel comes transparent and concentrated color can be added to the mixture during the mixing stage. Also, glitter, flowers, beads, shells and all kinds of ornaments and decorations you want to add to your creation. The triangle rack must be inserted into the mixture when it has not yet hardened in the mold.

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Plaster relief - The plaster is a light material after it dries completely from water. Plaster can be poured into ready-made plastic or silicone molds or you can create your own mold from ceramic clay. The relief should be sculpted in the opposite way to what it would be in reality - parts that are supposed to be convex in the relief should be made concave, and vice versa. When finished, when the clay is still wet, pour the plaster into your mold, and add the hanger into the liquid plaster so that the triangle itself remains outside. Alternatively, you can stick to the relief after drying. When the plaster dries, extract the plaster relief from the clay and wash with water. You can paint with gouache or acrylic and coat with plastic glue or lacquer spray.

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