Cold Casting Stones instead of Metal! (Copper Carbonate Experiments: Part 1)
In this video I show the first of some experiments I am running with the chemical Copper Carbonate. This is usually found in ceramics classrooms as a powder for making glazes with. I am experimenting with Cold Casting, but replacing the powdered metal with Copper Carbonate and seeing what the results will yield! Let's see what happens!
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