Ultra trendy material in DIY

Have you heard of Jesmonite? Very trendy, this material allows you to give free rein to your imagination to make decorative, resistant and colorful objects. Here is everything you need to know before you start!

Mixture of gypsum (plaster stone) and acrylicJesmonite is presented in two parts: one in the form of a powder and the other in the form of liquid. This mixture then gives way to a thick paste, very practical to handle to make DIY objects. Initially white in color, jesmonitis can also be colorful and thus adapt to all your desires.

Jesmonite has the advantage of being shock resistant and heat, it therefore adapts both indoors and outdoors. Vase, flowerpot, pencil jar ,oncho, glass underside, stuck-ups … There are multiple ideas to make with. Very light, it is also easy to work and more ecological than plaster or concrete.

To do jesmonite, you must Mix the powder with the recommended amount of liquid.

1. There is generally a dose of liquid, for two and a half powder.
2. When the mixture is made, you must leave it to be placed so that it takes properly.
3. Once the final dough is obtained, it is used using silicone or polystyrene molds, to create the shape of your choice. Pour the liquid into the mold concerned.
4. Once frozen, all you have to do is unmold it!

To add a little colors to your creations, you have the possibility ofuse pigments To color it. There are all colors and you can include them in your creations with your desires!

Where to find jesmonite?

Jesmonite is in its initial form in two parts. It can be completed online on many sites, in DIY stores like Leroy Merlin or in Creative leisure brands as cultura.

Jesmonite is generally sold in a range Between 20 and 40 euros per unit. However, you can buy it with a Starter kit in many specialized shops. This often includes silicone molds, as well as a small guide to accompany you in your first achievements.