Hi, from England! So glad I found you! This tutorial is exactly what I wanted for the candle lids. I had an idea of using this method and here you are! This popped up in my feed and I love your work and tutorial!
@@erikasturquoisefeather4721 thank you so much, 🧡Erika and I’m glad you found me as well all the way from England, I do believe in synchronicity!! Spread the word, I’m trying to grow. I hope you find my channel informative and fun and I will link a playlist for my jars below. Beware that I do have playlists for different creations based on categories. I hope you enjoy my channel and thank you.😘 th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=Yu6Zsx8-MszYuUoC
@@elisabethpine3420 wow, thank you Elisabeth😘, Coming from a professional artist that means a lot. As I am mostly a self taught from watching TH-cam videos artist. I just started just over three years ago. I admire those that can draw and paint actual scenery.😃
Thanks Louise for free tutorial . As viewer I learned a lot the step by step process. Your generously shared your talent and skill how to do and made a good quality artwork. Yahoo ❤❤❤
@@bernadette8300 thanks so much Bernadette and welcome🧡be sure to check out my playlists for other color combos and styles and more creations broken down by category’s th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=VZxMTJnprxrJT_km
That cracks me up Carrie, because when I’m editing videos down, if I have the volume up, my Alexa will also respond😂 I’ve learned since not to have that word in the videos🤣
Oh on my finger?? To keep the latex glove taut when spreading resin, It would be better if I had gloves that fit really well, but in this case, I had some slack in it and wanted to tighten it up with my rubber band
Thank you this was a great tutorial. I appreciate that you don't endlessly chatter about other things. I l9ved the lids. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
See, thanks so much Patricia, I saw you liked my short on ornaments. I have a full creation video start to finish on those too th-cam.com/video/0MDmY5PZmdw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DbUKYVy_db0eNVI6
I absolutely love this idea. I’m a vendor, but I also like to make some of my own products to sell and this is very exciting. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher and being so thorough. And fast. I think I’ve saved every video. I watched so far.
Thank you so much, 😊 Michele, I have a ton of videos, and if you haven’t realized, I’d have a playlist by category to make searching a lot easier. So if you haven’t yet, check out my playlist for coasters, trays, charcuterie, boards, lazy Susan’s…
Thanks so much sweet niece 💕😘Aishu. sorry, this was much longer than normal, but had to be to get it all of the information and explanation! Thanks for all your support!!
@@LouiseMcKayArt I saw this video duration and that's the reason for my late visit actually 🤣 I wanted to finish the shorter ones on my list and then coming to the long one 😀
Thank you so much 😘and welcome here, I think you’re new. If you enjoyed this, please consider subscribing you’ll get all my latest tutorials.🧡 I also have a playlist of Jarad plus many other items broken down by category if you want to check that out as well.
Louise, this is amazing!! I appreciate the step by step instructions! West Point! Wow! I was accepted, but my mom wouldn’t let me go, because of the way they were treating female recruits! Mine would have been the second class where women were allowed.
Thanks Deborah and so cool to know about you. I was in the fifth class graduate in 1984, and believe me it didn’t get much better even five years later! Lots of pretty mean s$&# from some, but some great guys too. The stories I could tell, maybe another YT channel😅 where did you end up going?
@@LouiseMcKayArt I started off at a community college to study journalism. I met my first husband and had my first child at 19. Later I graduated with a Bachelor’s in Healthcare Admin. I think I would have preferred West Point.
You're so meticulous and I love that you share that. It's such a great reminder for all of us how important that is. How long do you let the blooms cure on glass, metal, etc. before coating with resin or polycrylic?
Thank you Vegas ❤️💙and my philosophy is, if I’m going to be sharing a video I should share information at the same time, because you’re spending your time watching me you should be given some insight along the way. These are metal lids, and if it’s warm and dry, I wait seven days, if it’s humid, I wait at least 10 days before resining. I always resin the kids for blind and durability .
Thank you Teresa, glad this full tutorial was helpful. My only advice about setting up lights is set them up so that when you’re looking on an angle at the resin pour, you’re able to see the light reflection that catches any debris in the resin.
Great instructions!💯👍 They turn out so stunning! I'll need to try this for sure! Lol,...me thinking I just wanna do all the things!😅 I have hardly ever used acrylic paint! Still, this is so beautiful,... I definitely will give it a shot.😊
Thanks Kirsten😘 I appreciate that! If I have any piece of advice, that is not to do multiple techniques at the same time. Focus on one thing and get comfortable with it and then move on. When I first started, I tried doing multiple things all at once, and for me, I got lost.
@@LouiseMcKayArt Agreed! I always want to learn new mediums and new techniques, but I have to slow down my roll sometimes.😅 Just one thing at a time til I really learn it.
As always, ma’am, your creations are superb most beautiful! You mentioned that you would answer questions so I have one question for you. Please actually have a whole bunch, but I’ll break it down to just one today. You noticed that the PPG formula was giving you extra bubbles at one point, I’m also finding that with the batch I bought. You also mentioned that if you placed it on the heater it would help dissipate the bubbles. That sounds pretty straightforward, but I’m wondering if you could elaborate what type of heater and how long? Once again, thank you 1 million !! Thank you for your service your country ma’am
@@andiortega4164 hi AndI thank you for being here. I’ve said early on when I had problems with bubbles and multipro I would put them on the dryer, the electric dryer were the vibration would help shake them and the air bubbles out. I’ve since started using a vacuum chamber where I put my batch in there and let the vacuum pump, pump out the air. Please don’t confuse how I try to get rid of bubbles to how I tried to thin down my paints in the winter time with the heater. If you’re curious about the vacuum pump and vacuum chamber, just go to one of my recent videos and I have the Amazon description you can copy and paste onto Amazon site
@@LouiseMcKayArt thank you ma’am! I understand what you’re saying now and thank you for the tip on the chamber I will definitely check that out. Thank you for being so quick to answer my question. Have a beautiful beautiful day.
How unique! I love your color palettes! And your tutorial was thorough. Much appreciated. I'm curious...what is the price range in which you sell these gorgeous creations?
Thank you, 😘Rebecca and welcome! I appreciate you being here and leaving your thoughts and hopefully my tutorials will keep you engaged and have you subscribing😀 regarding your question, I’m frequently asked questions about pricing and I don’t answer what I sell my creations for because it’s based on this market here in Asheville, cost of my materials, the quality of my pieces, my time and what it’s worth to me to move pieces so I can create more. You have to find out your price point in your area given these considerations. Hope that helps, but I really can’t tell you what to price your pieces at. That’s really your call.
stunning work thanks for sharing,,, may i though an idea, i am a spray painter by trade and we use a tape called fine line tape,,,great for what your doing ;) all my best
Thank you Theresa😘, I use the alcohol spritz on a paper towel to clean the piece before I resin it to get off any oils from my hands or debris. Welcome, I hope you stick around.😉
Ha Ivy! 🧡I have gone lightheaded on bigger blows, these jars are pretty safe😂 the old swimmer in me pays off with this technique! If I do a line of jars I may need a flight of beer!😂and O2
This was a wonderful tutorial!!! A lot of good info!! What impressed me the most though was that you could get down on your knees then get back up!!!! LOL if that was me, you'd have to come over and get me up!!! Seriously though, great job!!!
LOL Charlene, 💕you must have seen I wasn’t graceful, it’s becoming more effort for sure! I do appreciate you being here and commenting, this one took me a bit extra to assemble!
Thanks so much Tina, if you like I have a jar lid playlist with other styles and color combos if you’re interested. I’ll be putting a short video out today on how to disassemble and reassemble an airtight lid since ppl have asked! Glad this was helpful! th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=o7MjGOp5acjaHpzb
Hello Shadi and thank you for being here, but I will give you the standard answer I give for my pricing I’m frequently asked questions about pricing and I don’t answer what I sell my creations for because it’s based on this market here in Asheville, cost of my materials, the quality of my pieces, my time and what it’s worth to me to move pieces so I can create more. You have to find out your price point in your area given these considerations. Hope that helps, but I really can’t tell you what to price your pieces at. That’s really your call.
Amazing you are so great at your tutorials really well explained I follow ALL of your videos and enjoy doing my coasters as you do. My one problem is I cannot get KS resin in the UK what alternative would you recommend I have used various makes but your KS looks the best.Once again thanks for your great advice. Julie
@@juliewaye7024 thank you so much Julie for all of your support. I’ve only used KS resin because I love it so much, you may want to check out Tilly Douglass. I think she’s from the UK, and I linked one of her resin videos here and maybe you can determine what she’s using. I hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/ic9sf9-vDn8/w-d-xo.html
I've tried to resin tile coasters and almost always the resin pulls away from the edges. Would it do better on round lids? I've have epoxied tumblers with success so I'm flummoxed!
Hi Sue, I use KS Resin and never had that problem. Make sure you’ve wiped your coasters with a spritzed alcohol paper towel to get any oil residue off from handling. Make sure you resin over the sides and wipe spread the resin over the sides thoroughly. Tumblers you put on a spinner, right? so that’s a different process
Hi Louise, I have a question if you don’t mind. Would you mind sharing what size heat lamp wattage you used for your resin. Very much appreciated. Thank you in advance 😊
Thank you so much 💕Gunbritt, I’m glad you’re here!!! I have always only reeded these for durability and bling, but I’m sure you can varnish as well. I’d suggest at least 3 coats though. Good question!💜🤍
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“Bed time” ❤ propping the heat gun instead of holding it = genius
I like the bed time too 🛏️ thanks Heather!!😘
I love that you say “cattywompus” too 🥰
😅ha, when the word fits!😘
@@LouiseMcKayArt I love not being the only one who uses words like that!
Hi, from England! So glad I found you! This tutorial is exactly what I wanted for the candle lids. I had an idea of using this method and here you are! This popped up in my feed and I love your work and tutorial!
@@erikasturquoisefeather4721 thank you so much, 🧡Erika and I’m glad you found me as well all the way from England, I do believe in synchronicity!! Spread the word, I’m trying to grow. I hope you find my channel informative and fun and I will link a playlist for my jars below. Beware that I do have playlists for different creations based on categories. I hope you enjoy my channel and thank you.😘
th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=Yu6Zsx8-MszYuUoC
I am a professional artist. Your work is beautiful. Wish I had the patience for it! Wow!!
@@elisabethpine3420 wow, thank you Elisabeth😘, Coming from a professional artist that means a lot. As I am mostly a self taught from watching TH-cam videos artist. I just started just over three years ago. I admire those that can draw and paint actual scenery.😃
Excellent tutorial!! Attention to all the details including great tips and tricks. thank you
You bet Sonja, 😘and thank you for being here and Welcome! Check out my playlists for more creation ideas and color palettes!
Thanks Louise for free tutorial . As viewer I learned a lot the step by step process. Your generously shared your talent and skill how to do and made a good quality artwork. Yahoo ❤❤❤
Thank you Nanete! 💕All I ask is for people to subscribe @ no charge! 😅
Beautiful and articulate work! Thank you so much.
@@bernadette8300 thanks so much Bernadette and welcome🧡be sure to check out my playlists for other color combos and styles and more creations broken down by category’s
th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=VZxMTJnprxrJT_km
I appreciate you talking through the processes ❤
Absolutely, thanks for being here!💕
Wow, glad this came up as a suggested video! Big fan!!
Thank you so much Wonbat😘😘 once again for your support. I appreciate your here!
Spectacular! You are an amazing artist AND craftsman. I learned SO much from this video - mahalo!!!! (And I can't wait to see them in person.....) 😘
Aloha Milli 💕💕 and I’m glad you enjoyed. I can’t wait to what what you create too!
Thank you so much for your detailed video. You do a great job teaching and it has helped me in my fluid art journey!
I'm so glad! Thank you Phyllis, 💕spread the word!
Stunning work congratulations from Cairns Australia
@@leslieronaldson7031 thank you so much, Leslie, I’m glad to have friends from down under🇦🇺
I think you’re my favourite instructor, thanks so much for sharing and leaving the sound on while you blow lol 👍
Wow, thanks so much Sandra! With all the artists to see and follow, that is one helluva proclamation. I’m going to pin your comment!!💕
She really leaves nothing out. 👌
Funny side note…when you called out to Alexa to set your timer, my Echo Dot responded, setting a timer for 4 minutes😂
That cracks me up Carrie, because when I’m editing videos down, if I have the volume up, my Alexa will also respond😂 I’ve learned since not to have that word in the videos🤣
Exactly the same happened to me 😂
That's why mine answers to Ziggy. 😅
@@tphillips37 I’ve changed mine to Ziggy & Echo a few times but then the bloody thing doesn’t respond so I’ve changed it back every time 🤬
Thank you for this totorial. I was wondering about the rubber band.
Oh on my finger?? To keep the latex glove taut when spreading resin,
It would be better if I had gloves that fit really well, but in this case, I had some slack in it and wanted to tighten it up with my rubber band
Thank you this was a great tutorial. I appreciate that you don't endlessly chatter about other things. I l9ved the lids. Looking forward to seeing more from you.
Thanks so much 😘Sherry and Welcome, feel free to share and check out my playlists too!🧡
So fun Louise! L💜VE IT!
Thanks 😘Lori, wow, that was from a year ago!
@@LouiseMcKayArt yeah, i kind of stalk you at times🤣🤣🤣
Stalk away!!
Wow, just saw this,fantastic show and tell, thanks for putting this together ❤
Thanks so much😘 Wombat🧡
Full watch again Louise ❤
Wow, thank you so much Nanete!💕
Beautiful!!
You are an excellent teacher!! 😎
See, thanks so much Patricia, I saw you liked my short on ornaments. I have a full creation video start to finish on those too th-cam.com/video/0MDmY5PZmdw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=DbUKYVy_db0eNVI6
Beautiful Louise. The whole video was detailed & very informative. Thanks
Thanks so much Anita💕, I literally poured myself into making this creation!
Watching here now
Wow!Beautiful ❤❤❤
Thank you! 🤗 so much for coming by and your support!
I absolutely love this idea. I’m a vendor, but I also like to make some of my own products to sell and this is very exciting. Thank you so much for being such a great teacher and being so thorough. And fast. I think I’ve saved every video. I watched so far.
Thank you so much, 😊 Michele, I have a ton of videos, and if you haven’t realized, I’d have a playlist by category to make searching a lot easier. So if you haven’t yet, check out my playlist for coasters, trays, charcuterie, boards, lazy Susan’s…
Wonderful instructive video! Thank you for sharing❤
@@prairiemoonart thank you Linda🧡
Like 10 Louise Aunt.
Excellent painting 🎨.
I enjoyed watching it till the end 🔚.
Sorry for the late visit 😊
Thanks so much sweet niece 💕😘Aishu. sorry, this was much longer than normal, but had to be to get it all of the information and explanation! Thanks for all your support!!
@@LouiseMcKayArt I saw this video duration and that's the reason for my late visit actually 🤣 I wanted to finish the shorter ones on my list and then coming to the long one 😀
Thank you, you know I’m usually average about 10 min, glad you could run it!💕
So beautiful.
Thank you so much, Alpa!🧡😘
Beautiful!
Thank you, Rachel🧡
Excellent work!
Thank you so much😘 Mary for checking out my jar lid creations
BeautifulArtworks
Thank you so much sgcshortsgrowingtv! 💕
beautiful
Thank you! 😊Karen
If you cut small slits in the tape you’ll be able to fit it in the lid better.
Good tip! Thanks🧡
Beautiful
Thank you so much 😘and welcome here, I think you’re new. If you enjoyed this, please consider subscribing you’ll get all my latest tutorials.🧡 I also have a playlist of Jarad plus many other items broken down by category if you want to check that out as well.
@@LouiseMcKayArt yes I’m new and I did subscribe can’t wait to watch more
Louise, this is amazing!! I appreciate the step by step instructions! West Point! Wow! I was accepted, but my mom wouldn’t let me go, because of the way they were treating female recruits! Mine would have been the second class where women were allowed.
Thanks Deborah and so cool to know about you. I was in the fifth class graduate in 1984, and believe me it didn’t get much better even five years later! Lots of pretty mean s$&# from some, but some great guys too. The stories I could tell, maybe another YT channel😅 where did you end up going?
@@LouiseMcKayArt I started off at a community college to study journalism. I met my first husband and had my first child at 19. Later I graduated with a Bachelor’s in Healthcare Admin. I think I would have preferred West Point.
You're so meticulous and I love that you share that. It's such a great reminder for all of us how important that is. How long do you let the blooms cure on glass, metal, etc. before coating with resin or polycrylic?
Thank you Vegas ❤️💙and my philosophy is, if I’m going to be sharing a video I should share information at the same time, because you’re spending your time watching me you should be given some insight along the way. These are metal lids, and if it’s warm and dry, I wait seven days, if it’s humid, I wait at least 10 days before resining. I always resin the kids for blind and durability .
This was great!!!! Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you 😘Debra and Welcome! I hope you decide to stick around😉
Absolutely!! I have learned so much from you! Thank you for your time to create these!
@@ArtbyDebraRose 🧡🧡
This was super helpful thanks. Any chance you can show us how you set up the lights to help you find the dust?
Thank you Teresa, glad this full tutorial was helpful. My only advice about setting up lights is set them up so that when you’re looking on an angle at the resin pour, you’re able to see the light reflection that catches any debris in the resin.
What an amazing tutorial video. Will watch again
Thanks Betty💕, I appreciate that, this one took a bit to piece together!!
Ooohhh this color palette !…..😮❤❤❤
Thanks so much Penny🧡
Great instructions!💯👍 They turn out so stunning! I'll need to try this for sure!
Lol,...me thinking I just wanna do all the things!😅 I have hardly ever used acrylic paint! Still, this is so beautiful,... I definitely will give it a shot.😊
Thanks Kirsten😘 I appreciate that! If I have any piece of advice, that is not to do multiple techniques at the same time. Focus on one thing and get comfortable with it and then move on. When I first started, I tried doing multiple things all at once, and for me, I got lost.
@@LouiseMcKayArt Agreed! I always want to learn new mediums and new techniques, but I have to slow down my roll sometimes.😅 Just one thing at a time til I really learn it.
Very beautiful work seriously
Thank you so much Corwin
Thank you for sharing your expertise 😊
Thank you very much Karen, glad to share!💕
Thank you! Very helpful video.
I’m so glad it was helpful. 💕I have another tutorial that covers different types of lids. Just check my playlist for lids.!
YAY. just did my first ones and you are the one that truly has taught me how to do these right - thanks for a great video - saving this one :)
Awesome Lori😘, thanks for the plug!! Be well my friend!!💕
Tanks so much for the complete tutorial. Beautuful as allways.👍😍
Thanks so much 💕, I’m glad. You enjoyed!!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It is extremely helpful!❤
@@janicemunson3588 thanks So much Janice, 😘glad you enjoyed it and found value in it, which is what I’m always trying to do🧡
Thank you for sharing 😊
Thank you Jill💕, share the word!!
Love it!!!
Thanks so much😘
Very eye catchy
Thanks so much, that’s a good place to start! 😅
This is gorgeous and amazing tutorial thank you for sharing ♥️😍😍
Thanks so much RainbowKei, I appreciate your support!🧡❤️
Really nice
Thank you very much Rosanne😘
❤
Thank you Ellen🧡
So stunning, Louise! Thanks to you, I just bought some jars today at the dollar tree. I bought 3 different kinds.
Thank you, Art my heart, good luck with them they are fun and the airtight one is a bit of a challenge😘
As always, ma’am, your creations are superb most beautiful! You mentioned that you would answer questions so I have one question for you. Please actually have a whole bunch, but I’ll break it down to just one today.
You noticed that the PPG formula was giving you extra bubbles at one point, I’m also finding that with the batch I bought. You also mentioned that if you placed it on the heater it would help dissipate the bubbles. That sounds pretty straightforward, but I’m wondering if you could elaborate what type of heater and how long?
Once again, thank you 1 million !!
Thank you for your service your country ma’am
@@andiortega4164 hi AndI thank you for being here. I’ve said early on when I had problems with bubbles and multipro I would put them on the dryer, the electric dryer were the vibration would help shake them and the air bubbles out. I’ve since started using a vacuum chamber where I put my batch in there and let the vacuum pump, pump out the air. Please don’t confuse how I try to get rid of bubbles to how I tried to thin down my paints in the winter time with the heater. If you’re curious about the vacuum pump and vacuum chamber, just go to one of my recent videos and I have the Amazon description you can copy and paste onto Amazon site
@@LouiseMcKayArt thank you ma’am! I understand what you’re saying now and thank you for the tip on the chamber I will definitely check that out. Thank you for being so quick to answer my question. Have a beautiful beautiful day.
How unique! I love your color palettes! And your tutorial was thorough. Much appreciated. I'm curious...what is the price range in which you sell these gorgeous creations?
Thank you, 😘Rebecca and welcome! I appreciate you being here and leaving your thoughts and hopefully my tutorials will keep you engaged and have you subscribing😀 regarding your question, I’m frequently asked questions about pricing and I don’t answer what I sell my creations for because it’s based on this market here in Asheville, cost of my materials, the quality of my pieces, my time and what it’s worth to me to move pieces so I can create more. You have to find out your price point in your area given these considerations. Hope that helps, but I really can’t tell you what to price your pieces at. That’s really your call.
Thanks
Holy Moley, thank you SO much Sandra😘💕
Absolutely beautiful 😍
Thank you so much Louise💕 great name btw😉
Sensacional ❤
Thank you Nelson🧡
👍
@@B.L.Creations thank you Lisa😘
Thank you for all the detailed tips and tricks. I'm a fan
Thanks so much 🖤Sara, glad you enjoyed and love having you, share this if you need to and feel free to look over my playlists!!😉
stunning work thanks for sharing,,, may i though an idea, i am a spray painter by trade and we use a tape called fine line tape,,,great for what your doing ;) all my best
Thanks so much for being here and the tip for the fine line tape!!😘😘
What is the alcohol spritz for? Your work is stunning ❤
Thank you Theresa😘, I use the alcohol spritz on a paper towel to clean the piece before I resin it to get off any oils from my hands or debris. Welcome, I hope you stick around.😉
If you do a line of jars for your client you might faint from blowing, lol. I love your work
Ha Ivy! 🧡I have gone lightheaded on bigger blows, these jars are pretty safe😂 the old swimmer in me pays off with this technique! If I do a line of jars I may need a flight of beer!😂and O2
Good Morning.
Thank you for these tutorials.
You help me a lot in all of them you do.
Have a great day. 🙂
Thank you very much, 💕Laura, I appreciate that and hope to continue to help you as well!
Hi from Scotland Louise. Absolutely love these, might give it try when I'm a bit more experienced.
Hi Paterson 😘from Scotland!! 🏴, these small lids are great for practicing! Thanks for being here and commenting!
My Alexa picked up your voice when you asked her to set timer 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂she hears when you don’t want her too!’
I love your tutorials! You are an exceptional artist! Thanks so much! ❤
Thank you Vicky, you are way too kind. I appreciate it though!😘
This was a wonderful tutorial!!! A lot of good info!! What impressed me the most though was that you could get down on your knees then get back up!!!! LOL if that was me, you'd have to come over and get me up!!! Seriously though, great job!!!
LOL Charlene, 💕you must have seen I wasn’t graceful, it’s becoming more effort for sure! I do appreciate you being here and commenting, this one took me a bit extra to assemble!
Ty for sharing this … very helpful! Beautiful pieces !! ❤️
Thanks so much Tina, if you like I have a jar lid playlist with other styles and color combos if you’re interested. I’ll be putting a short video out today on how to disassemble and reassemble an airtight lid since ppl have asked! Glad this was helpful! th-cam.com/play/PLD3gEym1bn-MQa6xz0upYQrKm3n_5sKve.html&si=o7MjGOp5acjaHpzb
This was really helpful Louise. Thanks so much for the effort you put into your tutorials. 😊
Thank you Lynne, 💕glad to be helpful that makes it worthwhile!!
Wow! This was so very helpful! Thank you! - Rae Coffelt
Thanks for your support Scott💕, makes the effort worthwhile!!
@@LouiseMcKayArt This is Rae. I use my hubby’s YT account. Haha
Those are beautiful!! I'm curious how much $ to they go for? I have no idea how I would price them if I were to make and sell. TIA ❤
Hello Shadi and thank you for being here, but I will give you the standard answer I give for my pricing
I’m frequently asked questions about pricing and I don’t answer what I sell my creations for because it’s based on this market here in Asheville, cost of my materials, the quality of my pieces, my time and what it’s worth to me to move pieces so I can create more. You have to find out your price point in your area given these considerations. Hope that helps, but I really can’t tell you what to price your pieces at. That’s really your call.
Thanks for sharing this, Louise!
Thanks so much Jennifer, I appreciate that! 💕
Absolutely beautiful!
@@cathee_with_2_ees569 thank you so much, Cather💜💜❤️💕
se ve interesante...lastima que no hay traduccion en español......solo ingles
@@andremartinez986 gracias, lamento la falta de traducción. Ni siquiera sé cómo hacer para ajustar eso.
Amazing you are so great at your tutorials really well explained I follow ALL of your videos and enjoy doing my coasters as you do. My one problem is I cannot get KS resin in the UK what alternative would you recommend I have used various makes but your KS looks the best.Once again thanks for your great advice. Julie
@@juliewaye7024 thank you so much Julie for all of your support. I’ve only used KS resin because I love it so much, you may want to check out Tilly Douglass. I think she’s from the UK, and I linked one of her resin videos here and maybe you can determine what she’s using. I hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/ic9sf9-vDn8/w-d-xo.html
What a wonderful video! Thank you so much. They came out beautiful!
Thanks so much Lisa💕 A couple folks asked for a tutorial so I gave the whole enchilada!
Great collection and tutorial.
Thank you so much Susan!💕
Beautiful piece 😍😍😍
Thanks so much Pam😘
Wow! Those are beautiful ❤
This is fantastic.
Thanks so much Angela! Glad you enjoyed this!💕
@@LouiseMcKayArt Is multi-pro similar to Kilz?
Had a disposal go bad, caused some mold. Need to get some Kilz, wondering how much to purchase. 😎
@@user-rh3vj9vr6f no, Kilz is a primer the multi pro is eggshell paint. The sheen matters too 47-3110 is correct
@@LouiseMcKayArt Thank you for the clarification 🙏🏼
ty so much i enjoy every minute of it they are out of this world can't wait to try it ty again Louise
Thanks so much Carol, go for it!!💙🩵
Wow this amazing creation ❤
Thank you Antara!💕
I've tried to resin tile coasters and almost always the resin pulls away from the edges. Would it do better on round lids? I've have epoxied tumblers with success so I'm flummoxed!
Hi Sue, I use KS Resin and never had that problem. Make sure you’ve wiped your coasters with a spritzed alcohol paper towel to get any oil residue off from handling. Make sure you resin over the sides and wipe spread the resin over the sides thoroughly. Tumblers you put on a spinner, right? so that’s a different process
Hi Louise, I have a question if you don’t mind. Would you mind sharing what size heat lamp wattage you used for your resin. Very much appreciated. Thank you in advance 😊
Hi Smougeotte, the wattage on my heat lamp is 125 W but make sure you get a bulb that works with your wattage capacity of your light.
@@LouiseMcKayArt I really appreciate it Louise. Thank you very much 🙏
@@smougeotte61 you bet I’m here to help!
Not sure if I missed it but how long did you wait for jar lids to dry before resin? Thank you for video, great info
Thanks Barbara, at least 7 days if it’s dry, preferably 10 days to be safe.
Thank you
Thank you so much for your detailed video. I have a question, I wonder if it´s necessary to use resin or can I use warnish?
Thank you so much 💕Gunbritt, I’m glad you’re here!!! I have always only reeded these for durability and bling, but I’m sure you can varnish as well. I’d suggest at least 3 coats though. Good question!💜🤍
thank you ever so much. Have a nice day 🥰@@LouiseMcKayArt
How long do you like the acrylic paint dry on the lids before adding the resin?
Good question and I forgot to mention…I wait at least 7 days, warm weather, cooler weather at least 10 days.
Where do you get your mason like jars? Why do you fold the tape with some under the lip of the lid.
Dollar Tree, But they have them all over target, Walmart, Hobby lobby
Dollar tree ones seem a bit flimsy hardware wise.
I figured out why extra tape below the lip. To hold the lid without touching the lid
@@padmapriyajames yes!
@@padmapriyajames Depends on the ones you pick up, they have probably 10 different varieties at various times
Why not use a blower? Fan, electric blower?
Hi Grammy, simple… because it’s so small. 😃
@@LouiseMcKayArt I don’t understand
@@LouiseMcKayArt airbrush compressor seems a likely option.
@@IMAGINENGINE the lids are only 3.5” across, it’s easy to blow with my lungs.
@@IMAGINENGINE I don’t have a compressor and will use a blow dryer when it’s bigger than 8” diameter
Beautiful you had me blowing with you.
Haha Carolyn, glad I pulled you right in!!😘
Beautiful!
Thanks Anja😘, depending on what you’re looking for you may want to check out my playlist, I have several categories of creations broken down by topic!