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Guess what I have been making all day

Thanks for the info.

What jewelry mold is that? I like it deep like that mold makes!

I like them all

question So-called “rubbing alcohol” is usually 70% alcohol, 30% water. 90% would be more the drinking variety....which are you really using?

Very beautiful. I have acrylic inks, so that will be my first try. Thanks.

Beautiful!❤ My favorite colors are the peacock and jeans by octopus inks. Oh, and the teal!❤

I love the magenta one. Very pretty!❤ Did you get the acrylic ink out of your carpet? That's one of my worst fears in pouring resin. Knocking over my cup or spilling my inks! Ugh

Maybe try acrylic paint pouring, to use your creativity, instead of tumblers:) i’m sorry that happened to you and thanks for the heads up as I was about to try to tumblers for the first time and I do have a respirator and I do have windows in my studio and two fans going:)

I xannot see what you are doi g the letters iare blocking the wiew which is sads because i like whst yoy were doing

Hey don't apologize for your fingernails! A true artist has worn brushes and fingernails. 😊

The first one on the back looks like a tiger in it. The blue one! Beautiful work

Appreciate this video! I'm new to resin and it's nice to know i can achieve bubble free flower pendants without a pressure pot. Thank you!👍😊✌️

1st time watching .but how long does the smell stay in your house ? The epoxy smell .

Which was better after unmolding? Did either fade over time?

Cool technique! You have some really pretty ones here. I love the technique and remember, other people will like the ones you might not like the best. I saw some you didn’t like all that much and I was like, wow that’s beautiful! :) I didn’t see the blemishes in the ones you mentioned either.;)

Hi, I haven't seen anything quite like this before. It was really good to watch. You had some really nice results. Thank you.

Thé last one is the best one! I really loved the square it speaks out to you

I am curious as to what size canvas you are using.

So thankful to find your channel.

I think the 2 to 1 is thinner and the white just drops. The 1 to 1 is thicker so the white has time to move. Also I found that you should wait for the resin to finish moving before turning on any heat nat or in my case my dehydrator turned into curing machine. If not the resin will sort of simmer creating bubbles. I learned my lesson the hard way. 😢

I swear I hear an owl in the background.

I’m wondering if the mica powder is simply too thick and/or heavy for the alcohol white ink to go through unless you use your stick and swirl it through in order to help it out maybe, just a thought. Also I watched a video where the guy actually dipped his swirling tool into liquid silicone before swirling and he swirled without waiting an hour however he did wait the hour and then swirled them again and the results were amazing. However, your pieces are also amazing and I agree with you that blue one is absolutely gorgeous and one even looks like a blue rose. I really like them all 😊 Now I will try your technique and the other technique with the silicone dipped tip and see which I like best!! Thank you for a great video!!

Why are you not wearing gloves with the resin

Hun, all of those were stunning!!! Not one of them had anything wrong with it. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, and I'm sure that I'm not the only viewer who thinks they are ALL perfect just the way they are. So unique! Love them, keep craftin'!

I really like the mosaic look. I’m going to try it. Thank you for sharing. Like your videos. You sound like me after demolding. lol.

Loved the 1:1 resin bloom

The first looks flowery or like water, the second looks more like rocks along a shoreling and the tide is coming in or going out, the back of the first resembles a flower back, personally I prefer the first. The second one seemsit might look better minus the broken glass, it takes away from the second piece, would like the first redone on the second mold for the fancier edge. "A" wins for me. Oh, "A" minus the gold and glass looks alot like an eye, any chance you might try to make it again much smaller scale?

I get that this is old but it was a little hard to watch, some of them you preferred the backs of were prettier then some you liked. Also, you weren't filling the molds right which even as someone who can't afford to work with resin much it made me cringe. If you still have the ones you preferred the backs of, clean them up and carefully dome the backs with just some clear resin of the same kind you were using, I do it so I know it isn't too hard as long as you don't make it spill over the edges, same thinggoes for the ones too see through, you can finish them carefully with a solid color back even after removing them from the mold, maybe just use mica powder and resin and either black, white or match one color used. Seems a waste to not finish pieces and there are likely people interested in buying ones you disliked rather then them sitting in your failure pile. I do like that you were experimenting at the time and you answered something I wasn't aware I was curious about but I hope in your recent works you filled the molds properly and don't give up so easily on your failures, in handcrafted items flaws make items even more one of a kind, the spores you didn't like in this video reminded me of things like coral, them on the edges were like a camera partially submerged in water looking at the reef, it actually made your blue pieces my favorites in this video, they just needed finished up a little. I haven't gotten to your newer video's yet but I do hope youlearned to dome your backs, flat are ok if inlaying but they are more comfortable domed if plain. I hope you don't take my creative criticism negatively, we simply don't all share the same taste so what you call failures may be pretty to others, and it just seems like a waste to not try at least selling pieces you don't like the result of, you could feed the small income into your hobby to buy more supplies, you could even raffle off pretty failures, it's just a thought.

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Hello, I’m new to this, this is beautiful. May I ask what type of masks do you recommend? Thank you.

I wish you showed us what pin you used it looks good

They’re very nice, but why do you leave your coasters down? You just make an extra work now you have to clean your coaster

Like, but to annoying when you move them to much, just as the camera focuses you move it again

looks like a forest!

Oh, and btw, watching your reveal was like Christmas morning! Plus you get so many amazing results so quickly!

OMG! Now I am in BIG trouble! I have collected or “amassed” polymer clay supplies, everything and anything I might need, but after watching your AMAZING video, I immediately started shopping for resin supplies. I told my husband I was not spending any more money on craft supplies. Never say never, lol! 😮😊❤😊

❤❤very nice!

It's not bad I love it!!!

I realize this is an older video but do you have a link for where you purchased the molds on Etsy?

Running a long nose lighter over it does the same thing. Would never use a heat gun as can ruin your molds

I love your work. I don't see anything wrong with any of your work. It's beautiful

This is absolutely beautiful it’s so calming to the mind

Very messy no gloves are a must

I accidentally always touch bottom! How long do you wait before stirring?

I WILL LOVE TO WATCH THE VIDEO BUT IS TOO LONG. NOT EVERYONE HAVE SO MUCH TIME. MAYBE YOU SHOUL MAKE SOME EDITING.

I love each one..they are individually stunning.. even black pirate skull..the little yellow are adorable and look like Billy buttons..a wildflower that grows here in Australia 🦘🦘🦘

They are beautiful. My favorite is the first one ~ green-ish.

Silicon sticks to silicon, try plastic next time

I love the spores.