Melted plastic

This project was inspired by another bloggers post, which I can’t find again on Pinterest, so will have to edit it back in later when I can find it. Anyway, I ended up doing something comple…

There are a variety of times when you may need to melt plastic. Whatever the reason, it's easiest to use direct heat or chemicals when melting plastic at home, as these are generally safe and accessible ways of heating. With some care and...

Because A Common Question On Here Is "Isn't Burning Plastic Toxic?"

Back in the summer my nieces & I made these super easy, very pretty suncatchers. I made these with a non-stop talking, bubbly 7 year old fashionista & a 10 year old whos creative brain is busting at...

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Melted Plastic Beads - Coloured Torso: This instructable shows what you can make with plastic beads, also known as HAMA beads. I am in college doing art and design, and i was doing a project based on male and female, and i was using different media and coming up with different ideas.. ho…

the collection is formed from discarded plastic toys childhood playthings, now melted to form truly ominous objects.

Plastic botter flowers

Wow, Wednesday came around again so quickly! I thought I'd stay with things that melt and show what happens when you iron cellophane paper. This is the heavy type of cellophane used by florists to wrap flowers. Place between two sheets of baking paper and iron, experiment with heat settings and length of time (usually only a matter of seconds) Although it doesn't give off the fumes like tyvek I'd still advise a well ventilated room. After the bubbles have formed on the paper you can brush…