When using a UV light with mirrors, you have to be so very careful…. I mentioned his the other day on Steve McDonald's channel… I have PERMANENT damage to my eyes because of that bloody uv lamp! I was at my eye doctor for my yearly eye exam and he asked me if I had been looking up at the sun. I was like, what? Why would I be looking up at the sun? And he says that I have scarring on my eyes that only come from uv light burns…n I was like, oh ….well I do use a uv lamp to cure my uv resin and I use a mirror so that it gets light to the bottom of the piece and cures… he told me I need to be covering that lamp when doing it or I’m going to cause myself to go blind!!! So, make sure you are 1. Not looking directly at the light and 2. Cover the light so it doesn’t bounce all over and get into anyone else’s eyes either…
Cool… it’s definitely something that needs to be addressed…. I was STUPID… I still can’t believe I did what I did… my eyesight is bad enough as it is… I don’t need to help it get worse…
This is great info. I’m sorry that you have damaged your eyes, but thank you for sharing your story. Hopefully it will prevent others from damaging their eyes.
I’m truly blown away. I’m pretty sure you may be the only one who is coming up with all of these new and unique techniques. It’s very intriguing and impressive. Great ideas
My idea for the tear drop is earrings. Just sand a bit of the pointy end off to add the jewelry bit. With the round beads, there are little "cages" for jewelry that they could be put in. I think they are called Bead Cages or Pearl Cages in the jewelry findings. The round blue thing looks like a melted binky! It could have a black cord attached to it for a necklace. I love the inner blue beads!
A syringe may be better for injecting colour into the resin because you don't have the added risk of the colour being sucked back into the syringe, like the bottle can do. Another great experiment with amazing results 👍👍👍😍😍😍
I get giddy at possibilities of making tiaras, with exquisite drops dangling down. Finding correct shapes and sizes is so tricky and this technique kicks it up a few notches. I imagine making Princess Diana's iconic crown adjusted for size a perfect wedding headpiece. Bravo!!
Can you try putting the squeeze bottle needle into the shampoo, squeeze out some resin, and pull the needle up, creating a drop? (instead of dropping the resin in at the surface)
After watching one of your videos using dish washing liquid, I attempted the Prince Rupert’s drop and after a bit of practice, I got some drops with the tail. A bit different to what you do in this video as I worked out howhow long to leave it before turning on the uv lamp but also how big to make the drops relative to the consistency of the dish washing liquid. Mate, you inspire a lot of people and I’m happy to say, I’m one of them. I’ve just posted a pic in your let’s resin group on Facebook. I made a pyramid lamp with it. Not perfect but it’s all experimenting.😎
These are so cool! I can’t wait to see what else you do! 🥰 Fyi, there are pearl tweezers with cupped ends that makes picking pearls up easier. Also, when pearls are mounted onto prongs they are glued on with pearl glue, tho I’m not sure how well that would work with these. Pearls have a bit of a grainy/rough texture and these look fairly smooth, so my guess is to find something amenable to this material. ….and if you were to add just a wee bit of pink to the pearl mix, they would be stunning🥰
I can picture you walking around the house pulling out liquid objects and your wife saying “what are you doing today Daniel!” Just love the way your mind works!
Maple or corn syrup isn't far away! Aloe gel? Cooking oil? 😉 I mean... why not, yeah? 😊 👍 I so appreciate ALL the experiments- opens your mind to all kinds of possibilities! Thanks, Daniel, for boldly going where we fear to tread! Gotta love it!✌🤟
Ah! Another creative idea 😊 From some thin metal wire and a piece of mosquito mesh net you can maybe make a "landing net" to "fish" the stuff you made out from the shampoo 😊
Food for thought - I have been binge-watching your jewellery videos over the past few days and you have really opened my eyes to the possibilities here; I no longer need to rely on companies to provide me with sublimatable blanks I can decorate for people when I can create my own unique products. This is getting my creative juices flowing, that's for sure. I am following your links to Amazon for some purchases I will be making on the 3rd of this month, too, so I hope you get a decent kick-back from that. Loving your work.
I absolutely love the first glass-like sculpture that you made. It would be awesome to have it blown up as a bigger sculpture. I love it because it's so abstract, looking at it as a whole your mind cease one thing but when you start to focus individually, it looks nothing like what you're mine is thinking. I love the abstract nature of it.
What you did is so cool! They are all amazing and I love them! Who would have ever known that shampoo could make something that amazing! You come up with the greatest experiments!
I love this creativity ‼️ It's contagious 😊! What if… instead of going "semi-quickly" around three times making a circle ish… what if you go SLOWER… squeeze out more… and make sure you do not come full circle before the start has already SUNK. Then you can maybe continue and make a real spiral. Don't try to make it even or perfect. Any variations in speed or amount or position will show up as ART when cured 😊
I will try 😊 the issue is that the resin wants to move to the lowest point, which then creates the blobs, if too heavy or big of a blob, it will detach from the rest. I'm sure I will master it soon enough 😊😊
I'd recommend getting a wash and cure station for 3D printing or just making a curing oven. I made one out of a clean paint can, it cost me about $20 total. That way the UV will really hit it from all angles.
This experiment is absolutely magnificent! I'd give you 10 thumbs up if I could. I am absolutely going to try this. The "pearls" are beautiful, but the "sapphire" intrigues me. Thank you so much for your time and effort.
Interesting - I was hoping you would try this with colored resin. I like the pearls a lot and the blue blobs are also pretty. Opals would be cool, too. Thanks!
Not sure how I stumbled upon your chanel, but love the creativity! Showing us your process and really going along and trying things as you go, and experimenting along the way is inspiring! Thank you for sharing, and I've subscribed & plan to check out your other videos!
if you want to inject inside it, let some air out from the needle bottle by squeezing it a bit than hold that pressure, next inject the needle, squeeze more, then gently release the pressure slowly, excess blue resin will get in side the needle. then stable that pressure while exiting the clear resin. good luck ! and great work sir !!
This is so very cool and yes I have been worried about you using that UV lamp out in the open like that, please be careful. Great discovery here for sure and how you injected the blue ball inside the forming clear resin was fascinating.
There is a whole miniature cooking thing out there with miniature food and utensils. Maybe there is a tiny little strainer to get things out of the shampoo. 😊😊 love your videos
7:11 Hey Daniel, if you want the resin to move slow, put the shampoo in the fridge, if you want it to move faster, hit it with an embossing heat gun. I'll comment proper when I've watched the whole vid, but if I don't say my thoughts now, I'll forget lol Mrs. Menapause xx
This is mindboggling. The possibilities are endless. I think I will experiment with some chameleon mica powder this weekend. I have a Dremel, so I would just drill a hole through the pearl.
wonderful results, love pearls. ordered some squeezy bottles to try some of these great ideas. I cover my lamp with a cardstock tent and even wear my sunglasses.
Daniel, if you put a little masking tape round the tips of your tweezers, it'll make it a bit easier to hold/grab the pearls. Your videos are fab, thanks for sharing.😃
I love how the blue dye looked in the resin. You sure are coming up with some fun experiments. I need to find some time and play around also. Oh and the pearls turned out perfect. 😊
@SunshineSomeday thank you 😊 I looked again at the one I dropped the blue ball into and it has a crazy hollow void inside now the shampoo has dried out. It's crazy!
Thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey with resin/ART! I love your "pearls". It would be a ball making them in lots of colors - shades of lavender/blue..... like the colors of my Hydrangea! 💜
❤ when you made the figurines in the previous video I was thinking that you could make some awesome beads with that technique ,and hey,, it worked they all look awesome.
Very kool. I like your ideas, and the experimenting. As you say "slow it down". I believe that is the key. On injecting the blue into the clear ball, when you get the amount of blue you want, back off the plunger...to the point you stopped the blue flow and it has started to retract back into the syringe. at that time "slowly" pull the needle out. It looks like the ball needs to sink more to allow the resin to reshape back to a sphere. then apply UV. maybe use longer bottle or mineral spirits in stead of shampoo or something thicker. Maybe try a Chameleon resin, metallic, glitter... pretty much unlimited... Cats eye?...
That was so cool! You could do something like making some really dark red, and inject maybe some pedals like a rose, or a sunflower, and put it inside a coaster!
Absolutely genius!! Thank you so kindly Daniel for coloring the resin. Wow!! These came out fabulous. Take great care and keep creating and smiling. Little swimmers. Lol So looking forward to seeing your next video ❤
I don't work with resin but I do love to see what resin artists make, oh and don't worry about how perfect the shapes are, real pearls are never perfectly round
When using a UV light with mirrors, you have to be so very careful…. I mentioned his the other day on Steve McDonald's channel… I have PERMANENT damage to my eyes because of that bloody uv lamp! I was at my eye doctor for my yearly eye exam and he asked me if I had been looking up at the sun. I was like, what? Why would I be looking up at the sun? And he says that I have scarring on my eyes that only come from uv light burns…n I was like, oh ….well I do use a uv lamp to cure my uv resin and I use a mirror so that it gets light to the bottom of the piece and cures… he told me I need to be covering that lamp when doing it or I’m going to cause myself to go blind!!! So, make sure you are 1. Not looking directly at the light and 2. Cover the light so it doesn’t bounce all over and get into anyone else’s eyes either…
This is so true! I did mention this as it's extremely important! 😊 I will pin this so people see it 😊
Cool… it’s definitely something that needs to be addressed…. I was STUPID… I still can’t believe I did what I did… my eyesight is bad enough as it is… I don’t need to help it get worse…
@@ZippedUpKitz it's very serious, I will touch on this more in my next uv video
While I've done my best not to let myself look at the light, I think I'm gonna make myself a little cubby that I can close while its on.
This is great info. I’m sorry that you have damaged your eyes, but thank you for sharing your story. Hopefully it will prevent others from damaging their eyes.
You’re so modest Daniel: “They’re not brilliant.” But, actually they are brilliant! Thank you!
Wow, thank you! 😊
@daniel..cooper do you do any sanding and polishing/ do you have a video for that?
Love the faux pearls and it gave me a great idea to try for making faux opals as well. Just add a bit of chameleon powder or flakes to the white.
I’m truly blown away. I’m pretty sure you may be the only one who is coming up with all of these new and unique techniques. It’s very intriguing and impressive. Great ideas
Thanks so much 😊 I love these experiments 😊😊
So pretty
💯🤯
Great idea. I must try this.
And thank you for sharing with us!! So many creators guard their methods.
My idea for the tear drop is earrings. Just sand a bit of the pointy end off to add the jewelry bit. With the round beads, there are little "cages" for jewelry that they could be put in. I think they are called Bead Cages or Pearl Cages in the jewelry findings. The round blue thing looks like a melted binky! It could have a black cord attached to it for a necklace. I love the inner blue beads!
Thank you 😊 I will look into those 😊😊
You never cease to amaze me! Amazeballz as usual....I can see black pearls! How bout it?
Thanks 😊 Worth a try 😊😊😊
You can also put the shampoo glass on a rotating stand.. to get UV from all directions
Great idea 😊😊😊
A syringe may be better for injecting colour into the resin because you don't have the added risk of the colour being sucked back into the syringe, like the bottle can do. Another great experiment with amazing results 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Thank you 😊 That could work 😊
That is an interesting and intriguing idea!
Those are FANTASTiC Daniel! I love how you're pushing the boundaries of resin! You can surely get some neat blood droplets for Halloween.
Thanks 😊 lots more to come 😊😊😊
Great idea on the blood drops for Halloween season crafts.
Great pearls, Dan! You made a "potato pearl" - a very common shape in natural pearls. 😊
Love this whole experiment!
I get giddy at possibilities of making tiaras, with exquisite drops dangling down. Finding correct shapes and sizes is so tricky and this technique kicks it up a few notches. I imagine making Princess Diana's iconic crown adjusted for size a perfect wedding headpiece. Bravo!!
I did this once, I purchased some tiaras and pulled off the gems and replaced them 😊😊
Can you try putting the squeeze bottle needle into the shampoo, squeeze out some resin, and pull the needle up, creating a drop? (instead of dropping the resin in at the surface)
Possibly, why didn't I try this! 🙈😂🤣
@@daniel..cooperhave you tried since?
After watching one of your videos using dish washing liquid, I attempted the Prince Rupert’s drop and after a bit of practice, I got some drops with the tail. A bit different to what you do in this video as I worked out howhow long to leave it before turning on the uv lamp but also how big to make the drops relative to the consistency of the dish washing liquid. Mate, you inspire a lot of people and I’m happy to say, I’m one of them. I’ve just posted a pic in your let’s resin group on Facebook. I made a pyramid lamp with it. Not perfect but it’s all experimenting.😎
Thanks Robert 😊 Well done, glad you had great results 🥰
These are so cool! I can’t wait to see what else you do! 🥰
Fyi, there are pearl tweezers with cupped ends that makes picking pearls up easier. Also, when pearls are mounted onto prongs they are glued on with pearl glue, tho I’m not sure how well that would work with these. Pearls have a bit of a grainy/rough texture and these look fairly smooth, so my guess is to find something amenable to this material. ….and if you were to add just a wee bit of pink to the pearl mix, they would be stunning🥰
For more resin and more of this great research 🥰
Wow, thanks so much for the Super Thanks 🥰🥰🥰
I can picture you walking around the house pulling out liquid objects and your wife saying “what are you doing today Daniel!” Just love the way your mind works!
That's me! And in shops 😂🤣
Maple or corn syrup isn't far away! Aloe gel? Cooking oil? 😉 I mean... why not, yeah? 😊 👍
I so appreciate ALL the experiments- opens your mind to all kinds of possibilities! Thanks, Daniel, for boldly going where we fear to tread! Gotta love it!✌🤟
Love the “pearl” drops. I think they’re beautifully irregular, which gives them a lovely organic feel.
Ah! Another creative idea 😊 From some thin metal wire and a piece of mosquito mesh net you can maybe make a "landing net" to "fish" the stuff you made out from the shampoo 😊
Thanks, yes, I definitely need a net 😂
Daniel, you have an extraordinary mind. I don't know how you come up with some of the things you do but you never fail to amaze me. Thanks
I have an odd idea for you, you could inject some of the pearl pigmented resin into the clear drops. Thats going to give a very interesting effect.
I love all of these new experiments. Especially with general household items. Thanks for doing the colored resin. The blue is surreal.
Thank you 😊 Very welcome, lots more to come 😊
Would definitely be interested in seeing what mica powders would do if you used them in the blobs. Great work as always.
Thank you 😊 will try soon 😊
That teardrop would look great on my needlefelted portrait titled “ Nobody”
What a brilliant idea. I have over 90 colors of UV nail polish. I'm going to try and drop some into shampoo ❤
Food for thought - I have been binge-watching your jewellery videos over the past few days and you have really opened my eyes to the possibilities here; I no longer need to rely on companies to provide me with sublimatable blanks I can decorate for people when I can create my own unique products. This is getting my creative juices flowing, that's for sure.
I am following your links to Amazon for some purchases I will be making on the 3rd of this month, too, so I hope you get a decent kick-back from that. Loving your work.
I absolutely love the first glass-like sculpture that you made. It would be awesome to have it blown up as a bigger sculpture. I love it because it's so abstract, looking at it as a whole your mind cease one thing but when you start to focus individually, it looks nothing like what you're mine is thinking. I love the abstract nature of it.
Such cool stuff! Thank you for taking chances!
Thanks so much for the Super Thanks 🥰🥰🥰
Once again you have outdone yourself!!! The pearls are beautiful and would make great gifts!! Thank you for sharing!!
You are so welcome 😊 Thanks Karen 😊
What you did is so cool! They are all amazing and I love them! Who would have ever known that shampoo could make something that amazing! You come up with the greatest experiments!
Thank you so much! 😊 More to come 😊
I don't even know what it is about resin but I just live it! I'm mezmerised every time!
Incredible! Those really look like pearls. The blue look like sapphire or kyanite. Just incredible.
Thanks so much 😊 I wish I had dressed the blue one now 😔
😂😂😂 Adorei, pela novidade, e vontade que dá de brincar com isso, maaaasss, já tem tudo isso pra vender, e baratinho.....
Love these Daniel, especially the faux pearls. Truly beautiful. Thanks again.
Thanks so much Andrew 😊
I love this creativity ‼️ It's contagious 😊!
What if… instead of going "semi-quickly" around three times making a circle ish… what if you go SLOWER… squeeze out more… and make sure you do not come full circle before the start has already SUNK. Then you can maybe continue and make a real spiral.
Don't try to make it even or perfect. Any variations in speed or amount or position will show up as ART when cured 😊
I will try 😊 the issue is that the resin wants to move to the lowest point, which then creates the blobs, if too heavy or big of a blob, it will detach from the rest. I'm sure I will master it soon enough 😊😊
LOVE THAT FINAL GLASS TEARDROP!
Omg the blue bead insertions - reminds me of IVF! Lol
Mad Resin Scientist has created awesomeness!
Thank you 😊
Wow, the first one made me think of a bird head the a long beak! I love the ones that are teardrop shaped! They are all special!
Thanks Anna 😊
Toujours plus beau, toujours plus étonnant !!!!!!!!! Tu es incroyable , je suis vraiment Fan de ton travail et de tes inventions .. Merci Dan 😘❤❤❤❤❤❤
I'd recommend getting a wash and cure station for 3D printing or just making a curing oven. I made one out of a clean paint can, it cost me about $20 total. That way the UV will really hit it from all angles.
I feel like I’m saying this over and over. That was so cool. I am absolutely loving your videos. Thank you for sharing.❤
Thank you 😊 🙏
Look like marbles 😉 looking forward to watching all your other videos.. I love experimenting with resin!
This experiment is absolutely magnificent! I'd give you 10 thumbs up if I could. I am absolutely going to try this. The "pearls" are beautiful, but the "sapphire" intrigues me. Thank you so much for your time and effort.
Interesting - I was hoping you would try this with colored resin. I like the pearls a lot and the blue blobs are also pretty. Opals would be cool, too. Thanks!
Not sure how I stumbled upon your chanel, but love the creativity! Showing us your process and really going along and trying things as you go, and experimenting along the way is inspiring! Thank you for sharing, and I've subscribed & plan to check out your other videos!
Welcome aboard! Thank you 😊
❤ I think the blue blob looked like a "thinker", a head resting on a fist while sitting on the ground.....they're all cool!
if you want to inject inside it, let some air out from the needle bottle by squeezing it a bit than hold that pressure, next inject the needle, squeeze more, then gently release the pressure slowly, excess blue resin will get in side the needle. then stable that pressure while exiting the clear resin. good luck ! and great work sir !!
This is so very cool and yes I have been worried about you using that UV lamp out in the open like that, please be careful. Great discovery here for sure and how you injected the blue ball inside the forming clear resin was fascinating.
Oh wow, I love the pearls! The blue 💙 is pretty, too. I have to try this today. 😍
Thanks Lisa 😊
😊thank you for sharing this stunning work 👏🤗
This looks great Daniel cant wait to see pearls, as the little people ones were lovely!
Hi Daniel this is incredible. I’m so impressed WOW 😮😮😮🤩🤩🤩Thank you so much for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Love this soooooo much !!
Thanks so much 😊
I’ve been looking for a way to make rings out of resin. I think this is it!
Your experiments are Incredible!
Thank you very much! 😊
Your”pearls” are amazing….my daughter works with genuine pearls/earrings and no two earring pearl is the same….❤
This is Premium Package Video (with various experiments)..... Seriously are the Legend of Resin era.
Thanks so much 😊
Thanks!
Thanks so much for the Super Thanks 😊 🥰
Love the ‘pearls’ no end to the possibilities!👍☺️
The little sculptures are awesome!
Thanks Sue 😊
There is a whole miniature cooking thing out there with miniature food and utensils. Maybe there is a tiny little strainer to get things out of the shampoo. 😊😊 love your videos
You're ideas and experiments are awesome. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽 😊 💯👏🏽
Wow, Daniel I love this,especially the Pearl inside a Pearl. Thanks for always sharing your experiments. ❤💛🤎🧡🖤🤍
Thanks Maddie 😊 🫂
I have never seen this done. I love the outcome!
Miniature Glass Apple for a Doll House! ❣️🥰
Absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
7:11 Hey Daniel, if you want the resin to move slow, put the shampoo in the fridge, if you want it to move faster, hit it with an embossing heat gun. I'll comment proper when I've watched the whole vid, but if I don't say my thoughts now, I'll forget lol
Mrs. Menapause xx
I must try this, thank you 😊
That pendant is beautiful, quirky is good
This is mindboggling. The possibilities are endless. I think I will experiment with some chameleon mica powder this weekend. I have a Dremel, so I would just drill a hole through the pearl.
Thanks, yes, so many possibilities, just be careful with some colors as may not cure through 😊
Those as soo pretty especially the ones with the blue in the middle.
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for taking the time to share. I learned alot.
Very cool! I’m going to give this a whirl!!!
Fantastic ! I have no words 🤩🤩🤩 Just wooow !
Thank you so much 😀
Question at 4:28
A Tear Drop Lampshade.
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At first when you said "tail" I was thinking dragonflies!!!
wonderful results, love pearls. ordered some squeezy bottles to try some of these great ideas. I cover my lamp with a cardstock tent and even wear my sunglasses.
Awesome, yes, best to stay safe 😊
MIND BLOWN! This is so cool! Thanks for sharing; I want to do this right now! 😁
This has been a treat! You are a genius! Some of the odd shapes look like tiny bird eggs. Thanks so much
You are so welcome! I didn't see eggs at 1st but can't unsee them now 😂
So cool on the injection with a tail!!
This is such a great idea! I absolutely adore how cleanly the pearls come out, thank you for sharing!
You are amazing, love your experiments. Thank you
Very cool. Such a good idea.thanks for sharing
They are absolutely amazing. I really need to try that. Thanks Daniel. 😊
Wow, I'm absolutely amazed at the simple beauty!! I love all of these!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Daniel, if you put a little masking tape round the tips of your tweezers, it'll make it a bit easier to hold/grab the pearls. Your videos are fab, thanks for sharing.😃
That's a good idea! 😊😊😊
Love your creativity. That’s something I lack.
Thanks as always Mike 😊 I'm sure you have an imagination thinking of ideas 😊🥰
Bloody amazing, sending this to my aunt and sister who both use uv resin
Blue is one of my favorite colors!! 🫶🏼 can’t wait to see how this works out! This is so fun to watch!! 🫶🏼
Thank you 😊
I love how the blue dye looked in the resin. You sure are coming up with some fun experiments. I need to find some time and play around also. Oh and the pearls turned out perfect. 😊
Wow, that's a fantastic idea...and the pearls look sooo beautiful !!!
The first blue piece looks like a REALLY cool artsy jewelry pendant/focal bead.
Thanks, I should have dressed that one like I did the pearls 😔
I think the lasts ones are a blown glass effect that have potential to be really pretty earring focals.
@SunshineSomeday thank you 😊 I looked again at the one I dropped the blue ball into and it has a crazy hollow void inside now the shampoo has dried out. It's crazy!
woah.....this is Deff on my todo list! Absolutely Beautiful!! Thank You!
Awesome! Thank you! 😁
Thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey with resin/ART! I love your "pearls". It would be a ball making them in lots of colors - shades of lavender/blue..... like the colors of my Hydrangea! 💜
NICE!! So fascinating!!
Beautiful!
❤ when you made the figurines in the previous video I was thinking that you could make some awesome beads with that technique ,and hey,, it worked they all look awesome.
Thank you 😊
Beautiful items. To use as earrings, pendants etc…
Each one is unique
Please please wear full UV protection!
Loved these experiments
Thank you! Will do! 😊
OH MY GOODNESS YOU DID IT AGAIN 😮😮😮MIND BLOWN ❤❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE IT!!! Gonna try this too 😊
Thanks as always Tammy 😊
Very kool. I like your ideas, and the experimenting. As you say "slow it down". I believe that is the key. On injecting the blue into the clear ball, when you get the amount of blue you want, back off the plunger...to the point you stopped the blue flow and it has started to retract back into the syringe. at that time "slowly" pull the needle out. It looks like the ball needs to sink more to allow the resin to reshape back to a sphere. then apply UV. maybe use longer bottle or mineral spirits in stead of shampoo or something thicker. Maybe try a Chameleon resin, metallic, glitter... pretty much unlimited... Cats eye?...
Love blue! Great project idea
That was so cool! You could do something like making some really dark red, and inject maybe some pedals like a rose, or a sunflower, and put it inside a coaster!
It's a winner..
Well done! Beautiful and very clever ❤
Absolutely genius!! Thank you so kindly Daniel for coloring the resin. Wow!! These came out fabulous. Take great care and keep creating and smiling. Little swimmers. Lol So looking forward to seeing your next video ❤
Thanks so much Dale 😊 🙏
Love the creative thinking! So many great pieces came out of those experiences!
Thanks so much Linda 😊 🙏
I don't work with resin but I do love to see what resin artists make, oh and don't worry about how perfect the shapes are, real pearls are never perfectly round