This tray is so stunning and elegant. The colors you chose, the glitter and the technique are gorgeous. You have so much talent and I enjoy your videos 🤩
@@digitalworldds Hiya ☺️ the gold liquid is enamel paint. I poured it into an empty lip gloss tube just to make it easier to use. I've linked the actual gold paint in the description if you're interested in knowing which one it is ❤️
I think a tear formed in my eye when I realized you had a pigment layout in description. I appreciate your content! It really helps beginners such as myself
Just a tip, put your resin bottles in a warm bath before measuring it out. Your resin should not be so clumpy. That means it's cold and you won't get a proper measurement in the end.
Oh that’s maybe how I’ve filmed it. When I show a close up, the resin hasn’t been mixed up yet, I just personally love how gooey it looks before it gets mixed up all smooth and thought other people might find that enjoyable to look at 😂 I can see the confusion this may cause 😬😅 but you’re right in that resin can get a bit clumpy when it’s too cold and that’s a great tip 👍🏻 thank you ☺️
Hi there! I used 600mls to make the tray base. This gave me a tray that was about 8mm thick. I'm not sure how much the tray would be able to stand weight wise when being held by the handles. These were stuck on with resin but they're more decorative than functional but I still think they'd be pretty strong. In terms of how strong the actual tray base is...very! Resin is kind of like plastic or acrylic in strength so at 8mm you'll have no problems. ☺️
Such a detailed tutorial. I’ve watched so many others and they were not beginner friendly. Now I feel confident to buy resin and pigments. I’ll be sure to buy from the link you provided
Fantastic 👏👏👏 Thank you very much for sharing with us your talent and great taste😊, you make it look almost easy to do😅 God bless you and yours abundantly.
Excellent art work :) !! Thanks for sharing the method.... I am new to Resin art work. I have a question about the heat gun used to cool it down and fix handles, Is it ok not to use any type of heatgun and only allow the resin to harden over a day's time ? will my handle stick ? Will I be able to use it for a cup of tea of two ? How much is enough weight to bare for the tray is what I am asking... since it looks delicate and do not want to harm the artwork created :)
Thank you ☺️ so you don't actually need a torch or heat gun in order for resin to set. It will set not matter what. The torch is great for popping bubbles as is the heat gun, and the heat gun is also a great tool for mixing and blending the resin layers and colours together which can help create nice effects. If you don't have a heat gun or torch, you absolutely still can pour resin and it will cure all the same, you just wont be able to manipulate the resin as much after pouring it into molds. In terms of how much weight the tray can hold depends on the bond between the tray and handles. If you place the handles in the tray before the tray resin sets then the bond will be incredibly strong, tea, plates, anything really. If you attach the handles to the tray after it has cured like I did, make sure you apply a generous amount of resin and this should be plenty strong enough to carry cups of tea. Hope that helps 👍🏻❤️
If you don't have a heat gun or blow torch, can you use a blow dryer? And would 32 oz of resin and hardener be enough to make a tray a little smaller than this?
Hi Alexandria ☺️ if you have the dryer on very low blow (technical term) then I reckon that might work. I haven't tried it myself so just be extra careful, you don't want resin flying everywhere 😬 You could also use a long stemmed lighter for surface bubbles (which is basically what the blow torch is for). And 32oz is more than enough to make even the same sized tray I did. 32oz is about 950mls if that helps ☺️❤️
Your tray is beautiful! I want to make a marble-looking resin tray. When I tried, the resin pulled to the center so only the center had the marble look. Do you know what I can do to prevent the resin from pulling to the center?
Thank you! What I like to do to get my marbled effects evenly distributed is I pour a plain base layer first (white or an opaque color that’s part of your color scheme). Then once that’s cured, take it out of the mold, turn it upside down, elevate it up off of your work surface and marble a thinner layer of resin on that. The underside should be the flattest side but if your mold base isn’t as flat as you’d want then just sand the lip off of the normal side and marble on that one. A couple of things to be aware of, 1) you’ll want to protect the underside of the base from resin drips with liquid latex or painters tape, and 2) make sure your initial base is quite thick or it might bend when having heat applied to it during the marbling process. Hope all that makes sense. Feel free to ask follow up questions if needed ☺️❤️
Hello! I originally got mine from Michael's but they sell the same stuff on Amazon. I believe I've linked it in the description if you're interested in getting some. Thank you ☺️ x
@@hscraftytutorialsI did search for it in your description box. But didn't see anything with a wand container. Thank You for responding. ❤ Can you please add it
@@keyamoore8031 Oh that! Sorry, I was getting confused. So I got the ink/paint and the lip gloss containers separately from Amazon and poured the paint into the tubes. They're much easier to use than a paintbrush so made them myself. Unfortunately they don't come pre-made (that I could see) ❤️
Thanks so much for this tutorial. I want to do this with a group of people. What’s a cheap alternative for the heat gun/blow torch ? Are blow dryers not effective? Thanks for your help
Hi ☺️ hairdryers can work but you just have to be careful, you don't want resin flying everywhere 😅 but if you have a really mellow one that still kicks out quite a bit of heat then that might work (still be very cautious though). And as for an alternative to a blow torch, a long stemmed lighter would probably work well 👍🏻 you can buy pretty cheap heat guns and blow torches off of Amazon though. Mine were cheap and I'm sure there were even cheaper optiond available. Hope it goes well ☺️❤️
Great tips thank you so much !!! quick question , im starting out in resin art myself particularly in trays question for you if you could help out . after the tray is complete and out of the molding did you run into the problem of the tray sinking in when you would go to flip it upside down for a long period of time ? or stacking one ontop of the other ?
Hi there Diana! I like to stack resin pieces on as flat a surface as possible. They shouldn’t bend if the resin was mixed really thoroughly and poured accurately (exact 50:50 for 1:1 ratio resin for example) but if it wasn’t absolutely perfect, storing on a flat surface is best to avoid the dreaded bend. Try to avoid storing in a place where the sun will be on them too. When even cured resin warms up it can become soft and then bend, then of course the sun disappears and it hardens in that shape. Over time it becomes harder to reshape resin by applying heat yourself. I ruined one of my trays beyond repair due to how I stored it 😔. Hope that helps. Any other questions just send them over ☺️❤️
Hi Shahin! It's definitely strong enough to use as a tray. If you're nervous then just add a little more resin to the handles when sticking them on or embed them within the tray. ☺️
Hi Nancy thank you! It's up to you. I preferred how the top looked so I went with that side but if the underside is your favourite then you can use that as the top. Because my silicone mat wasn't shiny, I would have to have done a top coat on the underside to get a glossy finish. Most shop-bought molds are glossy so both sides would be ready to use/pick from normally. Hope that has answered your question ❤️
Hi.... Please tell that how much resin you take to make one tray in 2:1 ration .. Please I really want to know how much ( ml) resin you use to make one tray in 2:1 ratio .. Thank you soo much. ..
Hiya! You would still need the same amount of resin as if you were making the tray with 1:1 resin but you would just need to adjust the proportions. Example/ if you need 600mls of resin and you’re using 1:1 then you would split this with 300mls resin and 300mls hardener. If you’re using 2:1 resin then you would use 400mls resin and 200mls hardener. Hope that helps.
Yes thank you soo much Mam … Mam I request you if u could help me in knowing the difference mica powder , pearl powder , pigments… Coz I am physically handicapped..and a rare lever transplant patient.. Please help me ..
Hi ☺️ So to fill the entire handle mold with uv resin? You could. I'd probably do it in layers to make sure the resin cures well. Uv resin doesn't come in very large quantities though, so you'd use quite a lot that way, but that's just me. Uv resin would be a great, fast way to bond the handles to the tray too ☺️ hope that helps x
@@hscraftytutorials hi, thank you for getting back with me so quickly. I’m not sure how to explain it but is there a name for the technique that you used that makes the resin look like it’s being pulled towards the middle.
@@xrispi I understand what you mean now but I don't actually know if it has a name, and if it does, I don't know what it is 😂 let's give it a name....how about the schloop technique? The resin schloops into the middle so....💁🏼♀️
Yes Mam I saw them .. But please u tell me That purple colour which u use is mica powder , pearl powder Or purple paste pigment … And the pink colour which u use is also mica powder or pearl powder Or pink paste pigment .. If u tell me I can easily understand that ..
@@gunjumunju1 Hello again, this info is all in the description but you have to scroll down to the bottom, maybe you didn’t scroll far enough? But it’s definitely there ☺️
@Hannah Somerville's Crafty Tutorials I really appreciate those take the time out to share step by step. It's time-consuming. I now call myself an artist & no less. I lose myself, it's therapeutic & has healed me. I'm the one in the family that always rumored to be nothing (even tho Mastersw/honors& part of my EDd). At 60 yrs my ears let that go. When I did, God increased my Gift as an Artist that I didn't I had. God Bless you 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽you mean so much to me...keep Blessing!!
This is an definitely an option, I see lots of other people do it in that order. I couldn't put my handles down at that point though just because they didn't yet exists 😂 I was making them at the same time with the left over resin from the tray ☺️❤️
Hi Niya. Different resins take different amounts of time to cure but usually with a 1:1 formula it's 24 hours. However, resin continues to harden for a while even after this so it's still prone to fine scratches and dents after waiting 24 hours so something to bare in mind ☺️
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This tray is so stunning and elegant. The colors you chose, the glitter and the technique are gorgeous. You have so much talent and I enjoy your videos 🤩
Thank you so much! I'm so appreciative of your support 🙏🏻☺️
@@hscraftytutorials please can you tell what is this when you cover tray sides like golden something what is this
@@digitalworldds Hiya ☺️ the gold liquid is enamel paint. I poured it into an empty lip gloss tube just to make it easier to use. I've linked the actual gold paint in the description if you're interested in knowing which one it is ❤️
@@hscraftytutorials Ok Thanks☺️
I think a tear formed in my eye when I realized you had a pigment layout in description. I appreciate your content! It really helps beginners such as myself
😂 that's funny! I do try to cater to those who are new to resin but you can ask me anything in the comments too, happy to help ☺️❤️
@@hscraftytutorials 🤣
Just a tip, put your resin bottles in a warm bath before measuring it out. Your resin should not be so clumpy. That means it's cold and you won't get a proper measurement in the end.
Oh that’s maybe how I’ve filmed it. When I show a close up, the resin hasn’t been mixed up yet, I just personally love how gooey it looks before it gets mixed up all smooth and thought other people might find that enjoyable to look at 😂 I can see the confusion this may cause 😬😅 but you’re right in that resin can get a bit clumpy when it’s too cold and that’s a great tip 👍🏻 thank you ☺️
So beautiful and you showed in easy steps.Will definately try it👍
Thank you ☺️ I hope it goes well 👍🏻❤️
I really loved the way you showed me this video it was so much in detail ...... Thankyou so much .... God bless you 🙌N beautiful work❤️
Thank you so much ❤️
1. How much resin is required to make tgis tray
2. How thick the layer of resin shall be kept
3. How much weight this tray can bear without breaking
Hi there!
I used 600mls to make the tray base. This gave me a tray that was about 8mm thick. I'm not sure how much the tray would be able to stand weight wise when being held by the handles. These were stuck on with resin but they're more decorative than functional but I still think they'd be pretty strong. In terms of how strong the actual tray base is...very! Resin is kind of like plastic or acrylic in strength so at 8mm you'll have no problems. ☺️
I tried your technique and the result is simply amazing 🥰 Thank you for this video!
I'm so pleased! Thank you so much for your comment 🙌🏻 that's made my day ❤️
Such a detailed tutorial. I’ve watched so many others and they were not beginner friendly. Now I feel confident to buy resin and pigments. I’ll be sure to buy from the link you provided
That's so nice of you to say, thank you, I appreciate your support ☺️
I stumble across this video, and it is excellent!
Thank you Sharon, that's so sweet of you to say. ❤️
Beautiful 🤩 love love ❤️
@@yvonneattard7415 Thank you ❤️
Could you make a video on how you make the silicone mold?
Hi there, Susu! At about 33 secs there’s a link at the top of the video for one of my other videos on how I make these sorts of silicone molds 👍🏻
Just beautiful, classy, dressy tray, nicely done. Work incredible. Lisa❤😂😂😂❤❤❤
Thank you so much Lisa ❤️
Fantastic 👏👏👏 Thank you very much for sharing with us your talent and great taste😊, you make it look almost easy to do😅 God bless you and yours abundantly.
Aw thank you! So kind of you to say ❤️
This turned out, absolutely stunning! You did an amazing job! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That’s really sweet, thank you! 🙏🏻❤️
Stunning!
Thank you so much! X
I really want to learn... please help
Absolutely! Feel free to check out my videos and drop questions below in the comments and I'll do my best to help with anything I can ☺️
Excellent art work :) !! Thanks for sharing the method.... I am new to Resin art work. I have a question about the heat gun used to cool it down and fix handles, Is it ok not to use any type of heatgun and only allow the resin to harden over a day's time ? will my handle stick ? Will I be able to use it for a cup of tea of two ? How much is enough weight to bare for the tray is what I am asking... since it looks delicate and do not want to harm the artwork created :)
Thank you ☺️ so you don't actually need a torch or heat gun in order for resin to set. It will set not matter what. The torch is great for popping bubbles as is the heat gun, and the heat gun is also a great tool for mixing and blending the resin layers and colours together which can help create nice effects. If you don't have a heat gun or torch, you absolutely still can pour resin and it will cure all the same, you just wont be able to manipulate the resin as much after pouring it into molds. In terms of how much weight the tray can hold depends on the bond between the tray and handles. If you place the handles in the tray before the tray resin sets then the bond will be incredibly strong, tea, plates, anything really. If you attach the handles to the tray after it has cured like I did, make sure you apply a generous amount of resin and this should be plenty strong enough to carry cups of tea. Hope that helps 👍🏻❤️
If you don't have a heat gun or blow torch, can you use a blow dryer? And would 32 oz of resin and hardener be enough to make a tray a little smaller than this?
Hi Alexandria ☺️ if you have the dryer on very low blow (technical term) then I reckon that might work. I haven't tried it myself so just be extra careful, you don't want resin flying everywhere 😬 You could also use a long stemmed lighter for surface bubbles (which is basically what the blow torch is for). And 32oz is more than enough to make even the same sized tray I did. 32oz is about 950mls if that helps ☺️❤️
Wow, that came out really pretty !!! Thank you for your video !!! 👏🏻🥀❤️
Aw thanks ☺️ you're very welcome ❤️
How did you make the mold?
Hi Lindsay, this video shows you how to make these molds ☺️ th-cam.com/video/e90GTJgR-10/w-d-xo.html
Your tray is beautiful! I want to make a marble-looking resin tray. When I tried, the resin pulled to the center so only the center had the marble look. Do you know what I can do to prevent the resin from pulling to the center?
Thank you! What I like to do to get my marbled effects evenly distributed is I pour a plain base layer first (white or an opaque color that’s part of your color scheme). Then once that’s cured, take it out of the mold, turn it upside down, elevate it up off of your work surface and marble a thinner layer of resin on that. The underside should be the flattest side but if your mold base isn’t as flat as you’d want then just sand the lip off of the normal side and marble on that one. A couple of things to be aware of, 1) you’ll want to protect the underside of the base from resin drips with liquid latex or painters tape, and 2) make sure your initial base is quite thick or it might bend when having heat applied to it during the marbling process.
Hope all that makes sense. Feel free to ask follow up questions if needed ☺️❤️
Where did you get the gold leaf in a tube to trim the outside of the tray? Beautiful piece❤
Hello! I originally got mine from Michael's but they sell the same stuff on Amazon. I believe I've linked it in the description if you're interested in getting some. Thank you ☺️ x
@@hscraftytutorialsI did search for it in your description box. But didn't see anything with a wand container. Thank You for responding. ❤ Can you please add it
@@keyamoore8031 Oh that! Sorry, I was getting confused. So I got the ink/paint and the lip gloss containers separately from Amazon and poured the paint into the tubes. They're much easier to use than a paintbrush so made them myself. Unfortunately they don't come pre-made (that I could see) ❤️
@@hscraftytutorials Ok I have some lipgloss tubes and that paint. So I will make me some. Good Tip for that❤❤
@@keyamoore8031 Oh awesome! I used a tiny funnel to pour the paint in but you may have steadier hands than I do! 😂
I absolutely appreciate this type of video. Thank yiu!
Aw thank you and you're welcome ☺️❤️
This is the most detailed tutorial I have seen. Thank you so much!
You are so welcome, thank you for your lovely comment ❤️
Can you make one similar using black edges champagne clear and gold .
Hi Denise, do you mean me personally or in theory? X
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Thanks so much for this tutorial. I want to do this with a group of people. What’s a cheap alternative for the heat gun/blow torch ? Are blow dryers not effective? Thanks for your help
Hi ☺️ hairdryers can work but you just have to be careful, you don't want resin flying everywhere 😅 but if you have a really mellow one that still kicks out quite a bit of heat then that might work (still be very cautious though). And as for an alternative to a blow torch, a long stemmed lighter would probably work well 👍🏻 you can buy pretty cheap heat guns and blow torches off of Amazon though. Mine were cheap and I'm sure there were even cheaper optiond available. Hope it goes well ☺️❤️
@@hscraftytutorials makes sense. thank you I appreciate your help
Great tips thank you so much !!! quick question , im starting out in resin art myself particularly in trays question for you if you could help out . after the tray is complete and out of the molding did you run into the problem of the tray sinking in when you would go to flip it upside down for a long period of time ? or stacking one ontop of the other ?
Hi there Diana! I like to stack resin pieces on as flat a surface as possible. They shouldn’t bend if the resin was mixed really thoroughly and poured accurately (exact 50:50 for 1:1 ratio resin for example) but if it wasn’t absolutely perfect, storing on a flat surface is best to avoid the dreaded bend. Try to avoid storing in a place where the sun will be on them too. When even cured resin warms up it can become soft and then bend, then of course the sun disappears and it hardens in that shape. Over time it becomes harder to reshape resin by applying heat yourself. I ruined one of my trays beyond repair due to how I stored it 😔. Hope that helps. Any other questions just send them over ☺️❤️
@@hscraftytutorials thank you soooo much !!!!!! ❤️😬
How did you make the mold?Can it be used repeatedly?What did you spray the silicone on?
Hiya! There’s a link in the description for a video on exactly how I made the mold ☺️❤️
@@hscraftytutorials thank you very much
I love it, It's so beautiful. Thank you
That's very kind of you, Pam x
It's so elegant 💜 and I love the music. Feels so relaxing watching the video.👌
Aw thank you! Love you! ❤️
@@hscraftytutorials 😘
Is it like strong enough that it may not get break aur is it just a show thing please let me know
Hi Shahin! It's definitely strong enough to use as a tray. If you're nervous then just add a little more resin to the handles when sticking them on or embed them within the tray. ☺️
Just beautiful! You do not turn over mold do you what your poor is the top correct?
Hi Nancy thank you! It's up to you. I preferred how the top looked so I went with that side but if the underside is your favourite then you can use that as the top. Because my silicone mat wasn't shiny, I would have to have done a top coat on the underside to get a glossy finish. Most shop-bought molds are glossy so both sides would be ready to use/pick from normally. Hope that has answered your question ❤️
Which golden paint do you use?
Hiya, I believe it should be linked below in the description ☺️❤️
This is gorgeous! Love the colors and glitter ✨
Thank you Georgia! ☺️❤️
What amount ofresin u hv taken fr full tray?
Hi! Hope you’re well ☺️ I used 600mls of resin in total for this tray ❤️
Lovely tray
I work at Resin and I need support, thank you🌸
Hi! I'll try and help with any questions you might have ❤️
Beautiful ❤
Can we put the handle while the tray is still not cured?
Absolutely. If you already have a pair of handles, you can rest them in the uncured resin 👍🏻
Hi....
Please tell that how much resin you take to make one tray in 2:1 ration ..
Please I really want to know how much ( ml) resin you use to make one tray in 2:1 ratio ..
Thank you soo much. ..
Hiya! You would still need the same amount of resin as if you were making the tray with 1:1 resin but you would just need to adjust the proportions. Example/ if you need 600mls of resin and you’re using 1:1 then you would split this with 300mls resin and 300mls hardener. If you’re using 2:1 resin then you would use 400mls resin and 200mls hardener. Hope that helps.
Yes thank you soo much Mam …
Mam I request you if u could help me in knowing the difference mica powder , pearl powder , pigments…
Coz I am physically handicapped..and a rare lever transplant patient..
Please help me ..
Mam the size of my tray is 30 cm / 28 cm
Did you had the same size ..
@@gunjumunju1 My mold is 30cm by 23cm x
How many times can that mold be used?
Same as any other silicone mold...lots and lots ☺️👍🏻
Fantastique 🤩🤩🤩
Lovely.... Very well explained
Aw thanks. I'm glad you enjoyed it ☺️❤️
😘😘
Hi ,can you use UV resin to make the tray handle?
Hi ☺️ So to fill the entire handle mold with uv resin? You could. I'd probably do it in layers to make sure the resin cures well. Uv resin doesn't come in very large quantities though, so you'd use quite a lot that way, but that's just me. Uv resin would be a great, fast way to bond the handles to the tray too ☺️ hope that helps x
@@hscraftytutorials yes, it does. Thank you soo much
Which colour enamel paint u use
It's called 'classic gold'. It should be linked in the description ☺️
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ this is beautiful
Thank you 🥰
absolutely gorgeous
Thank you! 🙏🏻 ❤️
Beautiful 😍xxx
So kind! Thank you x
Very lovely ❤️
Thank you, Lisa ☺️
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🙏🏻😘
Mind blowing😍
😁 I'm so pleased x
That is exquisite
Aw thank you, Lucy ❤️
BEAUTIFUL 🥰🥰👍👍
Why thank you ☺️❤️
Wow!! Amazing
Thank you, Jennifer x
Beautiful.
Thank you so much ❤️
Breathtaking
Thank you so much ❤️
Does anyone know if the technique for the outcome has a name?
Hi ☺️ which part do you mean? X
@@hscraftytutorials hi, thank you for getting back with me so quickly. I’m not sure how to explain it but is there a name for the technique that you used that makes the resin look like it’s being pulled towards the middle.
@@xrispi I understand what you mean now but I don't actually know if it has a name, and if it does, I don't know what it is 😂 let's give it a name....how about the schloop technique? The resin schloops into the middle so....💁🏼♀️
@@hscraftytutorials perfect! Maybe you should trademark that and make it the official technique name 😂
@@xrispi on it! 👍🏻😂
Gorgeous!!!
Aw thank you ☺️❤️
So pretty
Thank you, Nicole 🙏🏻❤️
Thank you
☺️❤️
Beautiful
Thank you ❤️
Please tell that here which colour u use ..
u use mica powder, or paste ..
Or pearl
No problem! If you check out the description of the video, I detail the colours/pigments etc used ☺️❤️
Yes Mam I saw them ..
But please u tell me
That purple colour which u use is mica powder , pearl powder
Or purple paste pigment …
And the pink colour which u use is also mica powder or pearl powder
Or pink paste pigment ..
If u tell me I can easily understand that ..
@@gunjumunju1 Hello again, this info is all in the description but you have to scroll down to the bottom, maybe you didn’t scroll far enough? But it’s definitely there ☺️
I did this Mam .. and I open the links also .
Anyways Mam you are from which country ..
I am from india ..
I will check again Mam ..
I am so sorry that I am taking your time ..
Yes! Best tutorial!
Thank you so much! Merry Christmas ❤️
You too!!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you, Stephanie x
@Hannah Somerville's Crafty Tutorials I really appreciate those take the time out to share step by step. It's time-consuming. I now call myself an artist & no less. I lose myself, it's therapeutic & has healed me. I'm the one in the family that always rumored to be nothing (even tho Mastersw/honors& part of my EDd). At 60 yrs my ears let that go. When I did, God increased my Gift as an Artist that I didn't I had. God Bless you 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽you mean so much to me...keep Blessing!!
can't the handle be put down before the resin dries??
This is an definitely an option, I see lots of other people do it in that order. I couldn't put my handles down at that point though just because they didn't yet exists 😂 I was making them at the same time with the left over resin from the tray ☺️❤️
How long did it take to cure?
Hi Niya. Different resins take different amounts of time to cure but usually with a 1:1 formula it's 24 hours. However, resin continues to harden for a while even after this so it's still prone to fine scratches and dents after waiting 24 hours so something to bare in mind ☺️