Shells After Death | Being Art
This framework used to be a living creature by the sea, looking for food on the coast of a beautiful and stunning.
These shells become beautiful and become a fine art.
Planning Stage Creating art from Shells:
Collect mussel shells and choose one that is still strong and not broken or damaged.
Put it in a basin.
Add water so that all parts of the clamshell clusters are submerged in water.
Pour some bleach bottle caps. Try to follow the doses listed on the bleach label. Too much-added bleach in the immersion water will cause the shell to be easily broken or broken, whereas if too little, the shell becomes less clean. (Warning: do not mix bleach with detergent directly because there will be a chemical reaction that produces poison gas! Please read the warnings on the bleach label that you and your teacher use).
Leave the shellfish in the soaking water for a day and a night. Soaking will make the dirt-dirt, also moss attached to the shells will die and peel off.
Dispose of water, then rinse with clean water while in rocking (stirred-up) to all residues of bleach and dirt clean. However, there is usually a remnant of dirt attached primarily to the jagged shells and curves.
Add dishwashing detergent or other detergent and give a little water so that all the shells are dampened with detergent.
Use a used toothbrush to clean the rest of the dirt on the cracks and scallops shells to clean.
Rinse all the shells that have been brushed with clean water.
Dry the shell under the sun. Furthermore, when it is completely dry, the clean shellfish shell can be used to make simple workmanship.source
