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flo5sie: plaster casting tools
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flo5sie: plaster in place, well almost
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flo5sie: Gray's plaster room
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flo5sie: casting a bowl
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flo5sie: Calculating the volume of a cylinder
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flo5sie: mugs and bowls
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flo5sie: mug number two
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flo5sie: three part moulded plastic shape
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flo5sie: a student's three part moulded hands
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flo5sie: watch out for inner openings when casting
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flo5sie: rosenthal studio line
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flo5sie: wedgewood slip cast teapot
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flo5sie: cube tea pot
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flo5sie: used on cunard liners
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flo5sie: hornsey 1950's
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flo5sie: little kitty three part mould
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flo5sie: four part pencil case mould
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flo5sie: part one
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flo5sie: parts two and four
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flo5sie: part three
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flo5sie: deciding on how many parts
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flo5sie: 3 part mould
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flo5sie: keep object in place while working on it
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flo5sie: use reclaimed plaster clay for surround
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flo5sie: build up to the lines
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flo5sie: base board where the 3rd part will go
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flo5sie: making the cottle
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flo5sie: keep the cottle in position while putting in the plaster
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flo5sie: little kitty waiting for plaster
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flo5sie: filling the cottle with plaster