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So glad you are doing better. welcome back!

I think I heard you mention a printer before. I don’t have time to research that. I could get a BROTHER HL-L2320D Mono Laser Printer from someone for under $100.00. Would this be a good printer? Thank you!

This course is AMAZING!! I learned so much! Cannot believe it was free! Thank you!

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Hi Susan, thanks for the video; I love the bookmarks! Can I ask how you cut the bookmarks themselves? Do you do by hand or Scan n Cut etc? Many thanks!

I purchased a gelli plate a couple years ago, kept it stored in it's package. It seems to have shrunk in size. Is this bad? Is there a way to prevent this?

It would be really useful if you had described what tools/mediums you were using during the latter part of this process. :)

Thank you for this video....very informative.

When you put the letters and numbers on do they need to read or be back to front? I get so confused when printing.

They’re really lovely. Thanks for a great tutorial.

i love the idea of covering the little books. Do you need to do anything to the book pages BEFORE you paste in the papers? mine popped off when I tried it a while back, so I haven't done it again.

Are your letters, etc., made of wood?

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Wow, I have been thinking about this epoxy stuff for a while now but making coasters from gell prints is a fantastic idea and so glad U can walk us thru it!! Thank U so much!

WOW!! These are awesome!

l always love your generosity Susan,

Just what I wanted to see! I thought it was all posca pens but mine didn’t seem to be so fine. Thanks!

Love love love your work…….😊

This really helped free my mind, thank you!

Thanks for the video. I'll be making collage papers galore now for the course. Where did you get the circles? or did you make them somehow?

Do you have a way to pay via PayPal?

Clear instructions & inspiring images!

Music would be great .Thanks for your artwork

So beautiful i just love birds

Thank you so much this is really helpful ☺️

Loved the video, and full of great ideas. I have found Posca pens seem to dry up so quickly on me, but when I complained about it to the girl at the art store here she said hers always overdeliver on paint. So, not entirely reliable. I'll have to look for the bronze, and the slightly thicker gold. Thanks for all the lovely new ideas to try.

I absolutely love these bookmarks and I thoroughly enjoyed watching your creative process Thank you for sharing

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Hi Susan, how much is the evocative landscape course??

Thank you so much for this video, clear and easy to follow, really inspirational

The tip about the pringles lid is brilliant! Great tutorial all the way round - thank you!!

Thank you for sharing.❤

So helpful! Thank you for your generous sharing!

Gorgeous results, Susan! They turned out so beautifully - the resin saturates the colours and makes the whole thing pop! Love seeing your framing options as well! A couple of little helpful hints :) - The resin bottle label uses black type to correspond with the black cap. And the hardener uses white type for the white cap - so not to worry about marking the bottles with a W or B :) - You can tape off the back of your panels with masking/painter's tape to catch resin drips. Next day, when the resin is dry to the touch, peel off the tape (and the drips) and you're left with a nice clean board. - If you've got bare spots, something is repelling the resin and preventing it from adhering. It could be one of the art materials used, or even the natural oils from our hands, especially along the edges. You can pour a second coat over top, but best practice is to sand the cured resin first. Not to remove it, but just to give the surface some tooth for the fresh resin to grab onto. Sand (wear a dust mask), wipe the sanding dust away, and re-pour. The fresh resin will fill in the scratches, I promise :) - If the resin doesn't cure, you don't have to throw out your work. You can scrape off wet, runny resin and repour. Or if the resin is simply tacky (like the sticky side of tape) you can pour a fresh, carefully measured and mixed layer directly on top and it will cure over top of the sticky resin. As long as you remove any wet, runny resin, you should be good. You can find more info here: www.artresin.com/blogs/artresin/sticky-resin - And you've already addressed weighing vs measuring by volume in your caption. By volume: 1:1. Weighing: 100 parts resin to 84 parts hardener. You did a fabulous job for your first go! Well done!

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Love these

Love this video.

Sorry where do I find "your bio"

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Wow. These are so beautiful. Very inspiring! <3

Thanks Susan, your prints are lovely. Now I will try to use pressed plants for prints, they come out much better than fresh ones. I love the layered positive print over negative prints too 😊

You have a great eye for design. I love them. Take care

Lovely! Very inspiring, thank you 🙏🤩

Always a joy to watch you and your awesome work, Susan. Thank you so much!