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@@ruby3kids Hi Ruby,. There are 2 types of uv resin, there's the hard type and soft type. Only the soft type will have a "give" and will be flexible enough to bend. Good luck!

@@PollyArtsCo oh that's really helpful! Do you have a "soft" brand you like?

The only soft uv resin I could buy is from Michaels, the brand is blue Moon studio.

Hi Mahak, mine does not change color when used with UV resin. If I remember correctly I've also used these flowers with epoxy resin. If your resin gets hot during curing though, that can burn the flowers so that's one thing I could think of. Maybe dip the flowers in a light coat of resin and quickly cure to protect it from overheating if put in a larger resin object. Good luck!

@@PollyArtsCo thank You so much..i will try this

Hi Molly, thanks for watching! It's been a while since I bought it but you could find this in Amazon or in Temu. Good luck!

Hi! Thanks for watching! The white is uv gel nail polish. You can also use mica and uv resin but the uv gel polish just makes it easier to apply. I pick up the scattered mica with a nail stamper. The nail stamper is somewhat sticky and the white gel is slightly cured so it will take the mica powder from the stamper easily. Good luck!

How did you make the clear earring part? Is it a resin mold or did you buy blanks?

@marciemactarnaghan2171 Hi Marcie, thanks for watching! I know I should've included the tutorial on how to do the clear part. I usually make a few of them at a time and so they're like blanks now for me but you can see how I make them on my other videos here th-cam.com/video/zNkYQfXEQ3w/w-d-xo.html

@@PollyArtsCo Thanks SO much. I’m ordering my gel polish and stamper now!

Hi Kalai, thanks for watching. I do not sell what I make. The video tutorials hopefully can help people be able to make the same pieces that I make.

@@PollyArtsCo thank you for ur reply 🥰

@@FFlowers45 Hi, thanks for watching! I use nail stickers mainly because they allow for transparency and are small enough to fit the designs I like doing.

Hi, I've had these for a long time that I do not remember where they're from but my supplies are generally purchased from Amazon, AliExpress or Temu.

Hello. There were two whites used here. For the background, it is a blush white uv gel nail polish. On top to create the milky opal, it's a white uv resin tint mixed with clear uv resin.

Hi Nurul, yes, the stickers are somewhat transparent so it blends in quite well after coating it with resin.

@@PollyArtsCo thank you so much for replying and sharing 😍✨️

Hi Carol, thanks for watching! I get my findings in multiple online stores, some from Amazon, AliExpress or Temu. Good luck!

Hello, thanks for watching! They are nail stripe tapes which you can buy at different widths and colors too.

I haven't tried that but since rose petals are larger and velvety in texture, I feel it might not take/absorb the color but maybe you can experiment a bit and see!

Hi, it is a sewing clip. On my other videos, sometimes I use a clothes peg, you can use whatever you have to hold it in place. I like using the sewing clips as they are small enough to fit well under the UV lamp.

@@PollyArtsCo thankyou so much

Hi Fyonli, on this tutorial, the clouds are already cured first on to the glass ball. Then the blue color is applied behind the clouds. There is no way for the blue to mix into the cloud and change the cloud color. I hope you can try it!

Hi Tina, yes, they're broken sea shell fragments mixed with some sand. Thanks for watching!

Hi Lee, it is a nail stand/holder and I used a nano tape (like a double sided tape) to hold it in place.

Hi. I've only ever used 70% as that's what available here so I can't answer your question about 90%. Maybe try a small amount and see? So the marker and alcohol ink ratio would really depend on how saturated the color you want it to be. If you want lighter color, then you want more alcohol and vice versa. Good luck!

Hi Shibab, yes. I find that dried flowers readily absorb the color better.

@@PollyArtsCo Thanks a ton for you tips and tricks. In my country dried flowers are too expensive your idea will help to reduce the cost. Mam, I have two more questions. First, Can I use 99% or 70% alcoholic isopropyl spray to get rid of bubbles..? which one will be better? Second, can I use same isopropyl alcoholic liquid to make alcoholic ink..? If I can would you like to tell me the quantity of alcoholic liquid for making alcoholic ink with marker pens which I saw in one of your videos.. So that I can make my dried flowers colorful.

Hi Monika, thanks for watching. The green paint is uv gel nail polish!

Hi Rachita. You can look for ring blanks, ring finding.

It's uv resin poured into a nail polish container for easier application.