jeanniel1

Yes, the microwave method works better and that's how my sister's chocolate shop did their chocolates

I love jigsaw puzzles, and am making pieces that look like something - like an airplane, or a palm tree. Makes it a bit more interesting than all random shapes. Great idea with the challenge to jigsaw-ers - edges are usually first and corners. I like the way you think!

Washi paper is very durable - but "fuzzy" if you try to 3D print on it - so will need some sort of adhesive to help "stick" the first layer onto the washi. It's a great paper as it's flexible, and has many colorful patterns printed on it.

Yeah, sandwiching - maybe also have to mirror the print, too.

I finally bought one of these. Saved my hands, wires, time, and life!

Seems a bit more work, but cleaner than poking tiny wires into breadboard holes or soldering. My first time seeing this, and it's a good idea!

Take care in using a double boiler method for melting the chocolate - water is the enemy of chocolate - unless one wants the seizing chunks. LOL. Nice recipe.

I love how you did this in 3 easy steps! Thanks for sharing - and be sure that the mirrored acrylic are not laminated mirrored surfaces - as I've found even with lasercutting the mirrored laminate peels off. Best to get a high quality mirrored acrylic.

Wow, now, that's a HUGE wasps' nest! Impressive that 1) you kept it that long, and 2) you used a laser cutter to cut it into shapes to display! Clever and eye-opening

You always come up with such good ideas!