I MADE A DIY SILICONE MONOFIN AND TRIED SWIMMING IN IT! | Rose Quartz Mermaid Tail Making

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  • čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
  • After a year of procrastinating here's another video!
    Today I'm going to share the next stages of my mermaid tail making and that includes SWIM FOOTAGE!
    As some of you may know I love making mermaid tails and mermaid related goodies. Last year I took on a project of my dreams - a resin/silicone hybrid mermaid tail inspired by the rose quartz crystal. Of course life happened and it took me quite a long time to make and film + edit all of the footage but here it is finally!
    In this video we're going to be making a 100% silicone monofin which is a tricky task...
    But I hope you enjoy!
    I'm hoping to get the whole tail made in time for Mercon UK which gives me a month to work on it! AAAAAAAAAAAAH! HELP! lol
    Anyway, I forgot how this whole yt thing works so here's the video I guess....
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Komentáře • 35

  • @Sirenology_Studios
    @Sirenology_Studios Před 2 lety +7

    So cool, you should consider putting power mesh on the inside of your straps to prevent them from tearing

  • @amicz
    @amicz Před 2 lety +7

    It came out soooo well! You really did a fantastic job! (Btw you are in my top 2 favorite mermaid youtubers list!)

  • @thewingsoffreedommermaid
    @thewingsoffreedommermaid Před 2 lety +5

    It reminds me of mertailor’s fantasea fins overall really cool

  • @sarahb3047
    @sarahb3047 Před rokem +3

    Love this how inspiring

  • @NeoP-jh7gl
    @NeoP-jh7gl Před rokem

    Mermaid Tail looks good. Well Done :D

  • @yeahidk1739
    @yeahidk1739 Před rokem

    I love it!

  • @Evelyn-dh4zp
    @Evelyn-dh4zp Před rokem +6

    What silicone did you use? If possible can you put in a link to get it. I'm making a silicone tail and can't find the right silicone to use.

    • @ebony7989
      @ebony7989 Před 11 měsíci +2

      Smooth on dragonskin silicone

  • @LilMissGraveRobber
    @LilMissGraveRobber Před 10 měsíci +1

    A monofin would help alot with power.

  • @heonniebee4679
    @heonniebee4679 Před 11 dny

    Still waiting for a continuation 🙌🏾

  • @AmazingAndrea
    @AmazingAndrea Před 2 lety +4

    That turned out so cool! 🦑 I love the "squid" design. I know how you feel - I never got a video up last year at all 😥. What my younger self wouldn't give to have a mermaid tail! I definitely spent a lot of my summers playing in water.

  • @beesurprisedelivery
    @beesurprisedelivery Před 2 lety +1

    so beautiful, thank you for showing us your creation. im your fan :) from philippines. how can i make a mold, what is it made of? thank you.

  • @leonardofaria7483
    @leonardofaria7483 Před rokem

    Nice video. Why did you put a fabric between the monofin?

  • @Aphrodessia
    @Aphrodessia Před rokem +1

    show us the whole taiiil

  • @ziggymaunick1074
    @ziggymaunick1074 Před 2 lety +1

    Omg😍😍😍🔥🔥🔥

  • @kathryncollings704
    @kathryncollings704 Před 2 lety

    💖💖💖

  • @FernandaNascimento-vn9gy
    @FernandaNascimento-vn9gy Před 2 měsíci

    what silicone do you use?

  • @sapphandranox
    @sapphandranox Před rokem +1

    Could one maybe make a less floppy monofin by putting acrylic glass between the two pieces of silicone? I am asking because I have a Magictail tail where the monofin is made out of acrylic glass, and so I thought this would be an option.

    • @Evelyn-dh4zp
      @Evelyn-dh4zp Před rokem +1

      You also could put a plastic sheet

    • @sapphandranox
      @sapphandranox Před rokem +1

      @@Evelyn-dh4zp But one has to be careful in choosing the plastic. A broken fluke blade inside the silicone could be dangerous. I searched for the material Mahina Monofins have in their fluke blade, and it seems to be fibreglass. Fibreglass actually means plastic reinforced with glass fibres, which brings us back to your idea. Thank you for your response. :)

    • @Evelyn-dh4zp
      @Evelyn-dh4zp Před rokem

      @@sapphandranox okay thank you for the information, I just know that I am making a monofin and was going to buy a plastic sheet to make it less floppy and more powerful. Thank you for this information though it will be very helpful and important to know

    • @sapphandranox
      @sapphandranox Před rokem +1

      @@Evelyn-dh4zp But be careful when cutting the fibreglass, some small pieces could fly around, so protective wear and a mask would be good.

  • @redbirdtrade
    @redbirdtrade Před 4 měsíci

    Which silicone caulk did you use?

  • @kimcastillogimeno8570
    @kimcastillogimeno8570 Před 2 měsíci

    It's giving Fairytopia mermaid barbie

  • @ZanyProductionz
    @ZanyProductionz Před rokem +1

    I just learned that there is medical grade silicone and commercial grade silicone, which is toxic for the skin. What brand of silicone did you use for this project?

    • @ebony7989
      @ebony7989 Před 11 měsíci

      Likely smooth on dragonskin which is skinsafe and watersafe

  • @HyperSleepyFox
    @HyperSleepyFox Před 2 lety

    woaaa ~*+

  • @adriannicolas8577
    @adriannicolas8577 Před 2 lety +1

    Aaaaaaaa dorei

  • @emanoeloliveira9539
    @emanoeloliveira9539 Před 2 lety

    Faz um e mim doa rsrs 😳🥺🥺

  • @anthonylott835
    @anthonylott835 Před 2 lety

    𝚙𝚛𝚘𝚖𝚘𝚜𝚖

  • @user-sx7gd9bm1z
    @user-sx7gd9bm1z Před 7 měsíci

    This person is doing very well, and seem like they know what they are doing, but not every monofin you make is safe. I recommend buying a fin from fin fun, they aren’t too expensive and are very durable. No hate to the creator, just giving a disclaimer as somebody who has been doing this for a few years. Please don’t go make a cardboard fin and think that is is safe. You can’t use any silicone either. Not trying to ruin the fun, just giving a safety tip.
    This woman has been using silicone and mermaiding for a while and her fin does look pretty stable, just giving a reminder to do research first.

    • @Passionfruitdiy
      @Passionfruitdiy  Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thanks 😊

    • @user-sx7gd9bm1z
      @user-sx7gd9bm1z Před 7 měsíci +1

      Thanks to you for not taking this the wrong way, for doing research and for being safe.