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OMG I would love one of those babies ❤
Oh my goodness puppies, fudge, and acrylic ..what more could you want? Lol
Hi Julie, beautiful as usual..when I do pyramids with this mould, a completely full one weighs 1.2 kg.. So quite a lot of resin 😏.. Can I give you a couple of hints? As others have suggested try using a casting resin, it'll take you longer but will be worth it as it won't heat up and ruin your mould. When I do pyramids I pour onto the stirring stick. Place it in diagonal into the mould then pour onto it, it helps eliminate bubbles
Another thing, when a silicone mould gets ruined I get silicone (the one you would use around windows) put a little on my soapy finger and smooth it into the mould.. It works 😉 💖
Julie.. you need to use a deep pour resin and it won’t get too hot ! I’ve made them many times and never ruined my silicone pyramids!! It looks pretty!! 💕
Yeah, it got very hot.
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As beautiful as his pyramids are, and they are mighty beautiful, I am interested in getting the recipe for that salted caramel macadamia nut fudge as well!
Instablaster.
Trick to polish is turtle wax headlight polish! Removes any imperfections, I use these mold but I've never poured that much resin in them. Lovevyour channel! I'm gonna try the resin you use!
I'm going to make a cavity in the middle with acetate and have lights in it. That will cut down on resin as u dont see the middle and lights will give another dimension to it.
awwwww the little chicken wings! theyre soooo cutee!
I spray my molds withy silicone spray before I pour any resin It has worked great !! And I spray 99.9 alcohol on my resin after I pour to get the bubbles out. No torch or heat gun
💕very pretty💕
Never bore with you
Julie if you sand the resin then apply a thin clear coat of resin the scratches will vanish and the work you put in will actually come to life even more. There are a lot of how to sand resin tutorials on here
Hi Julie! Beautiful pyramid! Unfortunate the way it stuck. Next time, use a casting resin so it won't stick.
Anyways...
Here's a tip for you...once you do the first layer (the tip) place a 8-10oz plastic cup in the center. You should put something heavy in the cup (I use pebbles) and then put tape across the open side of the cup and place it tape side up. This will reduce the amount of resin you need by half! An added plus is that if your pyramid is translucent, you can place lights in the cavern caused by the cup and make it a pyramid lamp!
(To remove the cup once your last layer is cured, remove the tape and pebbles and just point your heat gun inside the cup. It will start to melt and pull away from the sides of the resin and you can easily pull it out!)
With These big molds, you must use a casting resin made for deep molds, casting resin is a very slow cure, so it does not get so hot so fast, the resin getting hot when curing is what is making them stick
I was gonna say the same thing!!
Is there a brand you recommend?
@@amyrockenbach5668 if your in the US, I use KSRESIN liquid cast (discount code MYBESTMEDICINE) , and have also used deep pour from the epoxy resin store , but dont have a code for them
@@LisaWyattArtMyBestMedicine Thank you
Only thing I could think of would be maybe sanding it a little and putting a clear coat over top of everything. It's a beautiful pyramid either way!
Beautiful. I am going to make one for myself. Thank you 🥰❤
Stunning 🥰 x
I love the way the clear reflects between those two layers. It would be a gorgeous lamp.
And I’m anticipating a future video on “how to make your own pyramid mold”!
Oh.. And.. Where do you get your energy?? Work, Resin, painting, pets, cooking, running around.. I honestly admire your energy and ability to fit everything in 🏃♀️💖💖
This is why you should use iso alcohol and yes you can polish resin!
It is beautiful!!!!!
Oh it is so beautiful
Beautiful.
This is gorgeous, I just love your work. Your puppies and mom is adorable. I'm sure you will enjoy watching them to grow up until they are ready to leave the nest. Thank you for sharing. God bless.
Very pretty.
I never get bored with your videos. I never know what you’ll do next. I enjoy listening to your thought process .
I really love it Mrs. Julie.
All the different golds together. It looks great !
Oh what precious babies. She is such a good mommy.
Looks really awesome :-)
I thought you might be keen to know some advice ive learnt from SA.
which I'm sure you will love these
1. Add talcum powder inbetween the outer shell and the silicone for easy removal of the two at the end.
2. After your first few layers, place a weighted 600ml drink bottle in the centre for 2 reasons, for which you can remove at the end. 1 being you don't use as much resin and 2 you can add led lights in the centre for a really cool glowing effect. You won't see where the bottle was once removed. See some tutorials on you tube that have done this in the past to see the results before trying, then you will have a visual to be able to decide for yourself if its something you'd like to try.
I really enjoy and love watching all your videos, your skills in creating teaching and videoing are always outstanding and a pleasure to watch. Happy Creating :-)
Ps convert a pressure paint pot to a pressure chamber for resin, to remove bubbles, they are the best, again watch you tube on how to do. Not a vacum watch a video on why not and the difference between the two. A pressure compacts the bubbles so the human eye can't see them, a vacum explodes resin every where and leaves a huge mess and a half empty mold. Just a heads up on that one LOL. To help with sinking glitter, wait until the resin gets warm and starts to thicken then poor into your mold. These are just things I've. Learnt along the way. You can use a mold release to help too. You can also sand and polished your scratches n dents out of the finished resin piece.
It is very pretty. 🙂
I don't know if anyone said it. I work with 2 of these molds all the time. They release easily when they are ready to come out of the mold. Do not use knives! They are not cheap molds! You should have waited until the next morning like you said you would. It has nothing to do with heat. Again, the mold is a great mold . It will release when the resin is dry enough to unmold
Julie. It would be bad ass if you did one of these now where each layer is one of your techniques. Layer 1 is a bloom, 2 petri, 3 is the ocean, etc.
A thin line of brown, copper, or bronze glitter would look good in-between some of the gold colors like you did the silver on the blue pyramid.
You need to use an office clamp on the edges so they don't buckle.
You need to make your own mold that will fit in there.
I've had great success by using a heat gun on low to get the stuck spots on the molds to release nicely.
Such a beautiful piece! Such gorgeous puppies! Gold Pyramid for gold puppies! Thanks, Julie! Stay safe!!!
First of all your babies are beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing. I love the gold pyramid!!! 😍
The puppies are so beautiful. Thanks for showing them.
This is absolutely beautiful!
That is so cool!
Beautiful love 💕
Aww so cute! Also love this gold pyramid!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Poodle puppies!!!! ♥️♥️
Thats gorgeous! Thank you for the tutorial!
It's beautiful! Love it!
I sure love watching your progress! This is gorgeous!!!
I like that! 😍
Very beautiful Julie. I was cheering you on while it was stuck. 😊❤
روعه تسلم ايدك 💜 💛 💚
Ohhhhhhhhhh....new puppies! So adorable!
I found that when I add things to the resin (rocks,glitter) that’s usually where it sticks but it came out BEAUTIFUL ❤️
It’s beautiful Julie.
Never bored with what you do 😊
Julie you are never boring. With the birds an fur babies an gosh I wish I had taste o vision for the fudge..I would love your recipe..yummmm Keep up great work resin friend.. 💙💜💙
Julie has made a video on her fudge 😉
Really... is it still on youtube??
@@gourdhead22 it's video #344, I just looked up Julie Cutts caramel fudge recipe 😉
😊 🙏 😊 thanks
It’s absolutely beautiful 💙
Dunno if this would help you, but when I get a new mold, I pour water into it until full, then pour the water into a measuring cup, and that gives me a good measurement of how much resin the mold takes. ☺️
The pyramid is lovely 😊 too
I would enjoy being over there you craft and bake cookies🍪 umm umm goodies😊😂😂😂
I bought the same mould but I have sprayed the inside with oil and wiped it in so I’m hoping that will release my mould without the same problem. I do it with all my other projects that I’m learning from you and it works every time.
The fudge looked awesome. It made my mouth water. How terrible to tease us like that, 🤩 Loved seeing the puppies again. The pyramid is beautiful. 😍
It's very pretty though!
What a beautiful pyramid! All those golds are gorgeous! Now we also need the recipe for that fudge!! you’re making me 😋
Love the pyramid. I have the same problem. I've gone through two. Another thing I saw on another channel is to sprinkle a little baby powder between the holder and the actual mold and it won't just fall out unexpected. Love each and every pour. (Resin or paint)
I stayed with ya threw it. You are absolutely right they need to refund your money. And tell them how much resin you used. What a same sweetheart. It is very beautiful though.
I love your videos. As a beginner I have had many of fails, but I have experienced the mold sticking and found that if you heat it slightly with the heat gun it releases both sides and doesn't ruin them. Low heat. Hope you can use this.
At least you got a beautiful pyramid out of it.
I use rubbing alcohol for the bubbles instead of a heat gun between layers... It works amazing and doesn't cause overheating
Beautiful colors, Julie. I had issues with my molds when the layers were more than a centimeter thick at a time. It was too much depth and created a lot of heat so there was melting and warping. And i cracked a glass dome because i didnt give the resin enough time to cool back down before adding more on top. So i waited 3-5 hours in between layers the next time. I looked more for the temperature of the layer versus if it was set. I hope maybe that info can help you on your next experiment!
Pyramid looks pretty but that fudge looked delicious maybe you can do a cooking session too 😊
Beautiful!!!!! Love from Kentucky 🇺🇸!!!!
You had me at the fudge lol 😻✌️
These most definitely can be sanded and polished with micromesh and plastic polish. You can also sand it and pour a topcoat over it and you’ll never know.
I’m going to try some hairspray on the outside of the silicone before I put it in the mold holder because it will help the silicon slide into the right position and then adhere it to the sides of the mold holder to prevent the wavy bottom edges.
A cool thing about symmetrical pyramid molds is they're about as deep down to the point as it is across the top of your poured resin, corner to corner. Its very pretty!! Also, since you have the hard plastic one, you could maybe make a new mold to go into it! and you can sand the resin and polish it to shiny again
I’m originally from South Africa. Your caramel looks like what we used to call fudge. Would you mind sharing your recipe
Its so beautiful 💛 And i to would Love the recipe
I am so glad that I just happened to find your amazing video. BIG thumb up, and you have a new subscriber, too. Please, keep up the inspiring work.
If you want the pyramid fixed you can put it in the mold en pore blank resin over it. It worked for me. I had crooked pyramid before and I fixed this way.
Puppies are so cute.
Julie you might need to try a release agent for resin?
The pyramid looks amazing.
What is a releasing agent for resin that you’d suggest using
OMG Julie, Just two days ago I ordered that same pyramid mold.. I haven't gotten it yet. I will let you know how it works out. I love those adorable little fur babies.
Turned out pretty.
Cute puppies!
Need recipe for fudge. Do cooking video, please please.
This is really elegant! It’s a shame the mood was crappy but I really enjoyed watching and seeing all the different effects I can achieve in my resin art. I really like that gold sparkle level so pretty!
I have a tip for demoulding..!! I just saw it on another video on Facebook.. pull back mould a small way and pop some silicone oil down the side and massage it all around till resin slips out
Oh and by the way, yours is gorgeous!
Julie, thank you for the video faults and all. I've bought this mould and thanks to your video ill not be using it in full or I may make just half of it. Either way, full or half, its an expensive project and a chance you take with this mould and one id find hard to afford too often. The amount of resin needed to fill this mould , and the time required, just doesn't warrant me making it. So thats my thoughts. Again Julie, thankyou for putting this video up, learnt a lot from it warts and all. Im constantly watching all your videos and a lot of times more than once.
you can sand and buff and polish the sides. or sand and paint another layer of resin on with a paint brush. Its def not ruined!
Julie after watching several videos on making a pyramid, I don't think it's your torch that is making it stick to the resin I believe it's that the resin is so hot that it is sticking to the mold. JS 🙂
I can't believe you're using a razor instead of spray ....you have guts my dear
Still beautiful!
Aw Lexie and babes are gorgeous
I was a little surprised that you were using a heat source next to the silicone mold. I've heard before you pour it, you let it sit so the air bubbles can come up or just tap the cup like when you're baking to get the air bubbles to rise to the top but it looks beautiful nice job!
I think it looks really beautiful but the problem with your mold have you thought about using mold release maybe that would help with it from sticking and you won't ruin your molds just a thought what is your thought about that?
Awe precious mummy and babies! ❤❤❤
I have always loved the pyramid moulds but I'm not keen on the amount of resin they take. This turned out very pretty. Its a shame the mould got ruined.
Love your new fur babies❤️ I had the same problem with the same mold. I managed to make one large pyramid and one small. So frustrating 😩
Haya hun I have seen a trick to joise les resin put in the middle a box have way the pore and vill the sites with the resin but the piramide dat you make was stunning 😍
Your adder creation loks so yummy 😋 like the puppys 🐶 to 💘 love joke from Holland 🇳🇱
It looks really good. To not use as much resin could you use two molds? Pour your first layer let it set then put the second mold in the middle and pour round it so the you have a hollow center. That way you could put a battery operated tea light in it and it would glow. Just an idea that you could try.
Its gorgeous Julie. You need to use a bbq lighter for bubbles and a slower setting resin. I use stone coat in mine with no problem. It takes longer but worth the wait. There are a few australian companies that have those molds for $25. Lexie and her puppies are beautiful :)
Awww, Lexi is such a sweet girl...her eyes are just starting to cloud hey?
Lovely puppies.
Nice to see a dedicated pyramid! Beautiful work. How frustrating that it stuck again!! Grrrr
I know I'm not buying one!
Its just the glare of the light
ohhhh yummmmmmm xxoo
Very kewel- 💛🧡💛🧡
Mercy Goodness! What an absolutely adorable Momma and precious babies! Thank you for sharing them with us!
So sorry your mold gave you so many fits; otherwise, I enjoyed watching your process and I believe the pyramid turned out beautiful. 🤗
I'm sorry for you with the mould. But I loved your 3 Pyramid. I know I'm 6 months late. It's a pity and all your work you put into it. I was glad you picked the rocks for the end, it like its on the ground. Really pretty. Again 6 months late and we are having heavy rain and thunder in Cork,Ireland 🇮🇪