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6. I thought of that, but it requires heat to set it.

Tue Jun 4, 2019, 08:04 AM

Jun 2019

This is PET plastic, and looks like it has been shaped with heat prior to the lines being added.

Thanks for the suggestion!

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Trying to find out what material was used here to create this texture [View all] ehrnst Jun 2019 OP

Could it be Ohiogal Jun 2019 #1

I'm going to try that first. Thanks for the suggestion! (nt) ehrnst Jun 2019 #5

Possibly transparent green liquid polymer clay. pnwest Jun 2019 #2

I thought of that, but it requires heat to set it. ehrnst Jun 2019 #6

I wonder if they're made from a 2liter bottle. Lars39 Jun 2019 #3

I bet those look lovely! Lars39 Jun 2019 #9

I don't have photos, unfortunately... I did them for a friend. ehrnst Jun 2019 #10

That's gorgeous! Lars39 Jun 2019 #11

I'd say resin. n/t X_Digger Jun 2019 #4

Found this on clearance at Michaels for $2.50 a tube ehrnst Jun 2019 #13

For the raised lines, my guess is... nightthinker Feb 2022 #14