How Are These Super Cute Diffusers Made?
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I hand make every single one of my D.E.F.I. Diffusers. I usually make 6-7 at a time. Each one will ALWAYS be an ORIGINAL and ONE OF A KIND! The process I use makes sure of this because it would be very difficult to even try to repeat the same creative chaos.
My Process: 1. First I get my flat sided marbles together and pour them as well as chipped colored rock pieces into the bottom of the egg molds. I always use colored marbles and colored rocks to make them more interesting. |
2. Next I mix my resin and add a corresponding glitter and pour it into the molds, leaving the marbles exposed for surface texture. Then wait 24 hours for them to be completely dry and pop them out of the molds.
3. Now is where the fun begins and I start to design them. Using various non-plastic figurines, beads, lava stones, natural items, and whatever else I pick up here and there and lay them out with two lava stones on each diffuser.
4. Attaching them is done by hot glue gun, that way if any piece falls off or breaks it can easily be super glued back on into the hot glue mold that is created.
5. Once dry I spend a lot of time removing all the hot glue "spider webs" with tweezers, a very daunting task.
6 . Final step is to use glitter glue and cover up all the hot glue gun areas to make them look pretty.
7. Let dry for 24 hours and the diffuser is done and ready to find its new home.
3. Now is where the fun begins and I start to design them. Using various non-plastic figurines, beads, lava stones, natural items, and whatever else I pick up here and there and lay them out with two lava stones on each diffuser.
4. Attaching them is done by hot glue gun, that way if any piece falls off or breaks it can easily be super glued back on into the hot glue mold that is created.
5. Once dry I spend a lot of time removing all the hot glue "spider webs" with tweezers, a very daunting task.
6 . Final step is to use glitter glue and cover up all the hot glue gun areas to make them look pretty.
7. Let dry for 24 hours and the diffuser is done and ready to find its new home.
