I love how much that everyone who is trying this, makes sure that they give credit to @Daniel_Cooper !!!! Here in the USA we call that corn starch… here, corn flour would be the same thing as corn meal which is really gritty… the first time I hear someone say corn flour, I was very confused! lol this is the first time I have actually seen the container that the cornflour comes in! Another great video!!
@@michellesbossy corn flour and corn starch are not the same thing here in the USA…. Here in the USA, corn flour is a gritty substance we call cornmeal… it’s used to make cornbread or corn muffins…
I haven't read the comments so I'm not sure if someone else mentioned this, but Daniel Cooper did the same experiment w/ PU resin, UV resin AND epoxy resin. Once he gets an idea, he goes ALL the way 😆 Seriously shocking results...if u've watched Daniel's channel, that wldn't be a surprise! Gr8 job, btw; u're VERY talented!
And she kept thanking him for his experiments all the way through the video. She definitely wasn’t trying to imply this was her invention. Not sure this commenter even watched the video 🙄
@@CelestialPopCollectiveOfficial I'm referring to ~3:00-3:15ish. She said that u can't use this method w/ epoxy resin. All I was saying is that Daniel Cooper did these experiments w/ it & had been successful, so all I wanted was to let her know, jic she hadn't been aware of that video so she cld enjoy making the clay in other ways.
@@cjbee4938 I never said that she took anyone's ideas, I was letting her know that u CAN use other resins, and BECAUSE she's watched Daniel Cooper's video, she might like to see that. Lord.
WOW! This turned out perfectly, the bottle looks amazing. I've used plaster of Paris in my resin and it looks really nice.. I started off with small amounts as they both release heat to cure. I think I'll be trying this technique next.. thank you 😊
@maiaallman4635 I mixed my resin first then added POP, 2tsps to 20ml resin. It becomes opaque white and you can add colour if you like. Start off with small things until you get the mix to your liking and if you feel it's getting too hot in the mold, just put it in the fridge for abit. Hope this helps 🙂
The moment I saw Daniel’s video on this, I thought of you and all of the amazing things you could make with this ‘clay’ This bottle looks awesome. I love the addition of the ivy leaves and it looks great next to that fabulous witch hat ❤
You typically use epoxy sculpt to add crystals to the top of previous bottles, I was waiting to see if you tried that here to embed them when you covered the top of the lid, I imagine it would work similarly.
Yes, I was going to that, but this time, I wanted to be slightly different, and you are right it will hold the crystals perfectly as it cures rock soild.☺️❤️♥️
I have been working with molds for years but just getting started with epoxy resins and air dry clays. As nail techs we have been using cornstarch for a few different applications. From turning clear finishes into a matt finishes, to sculpting flowers in molds and on nails with UV resins. It takes someone with a very inquisitive mind to combine these ingredients. I'm very glad there people like that. Stay crafty everyone. ❤️
I can't wait to try this. I believe Daniel did do it with regular resin also to give a longer working time, and it did work also. Thank you for sharing on a larger scale. ❤ You do need to make sure that you put the same amount of corn starch/flour in each part.
To ensure equal amounts of corn starch in each part of the resin, weigh Part 1 of the resin before adding the corn starch. Weigh again after adding the desired amount of corn starch. The difference between the two weights will give you the amount of corn starch needed for Part 2 of the resin.
I have watched Daniel’s videos just recently, his ideas are amazing!! So finding that you having showed a different technique is awesome thank you both for your hard work and amazing videos!
An awesome result- I love all your potion bottles and the extra little details you add. I saw Daniel’s video and loved the pendant he made. I’ve wanted to make one of the wood and resin pieces for so long but don’t have any sanding equipment to finish them so this stuff is perfect to replace the wood and just pop into a mold - no sanding required. I love that you do more intricate and bigger 3d pieces- you always take an idea to the next level 💞
Daniel is out here inspiring everybody! lol -- I always love your work here on this channel, so I'm not surprised I love these results as well! Your talent is truly NEXT-LEVEL! Love this potion bottle ... perfection!! Thank you for trying this!
The molding ended up perfectly spaced for the label. You took Dan's idea and turned it into something great. I'm going to try the latest idea with regular resin. Or I have 4-hour cure and may do that. You and #DanielCooper are such inspirational artists.
Thank you so much. Yes, you are so right he is a gift for the crafting world. Amazing ideas one can not think of, and he .are them possible .Happy crafting
This is fantastic, unbelievable and exciting. Thank you for the shout out to Daniel on this, you have much respect for doing that. ❤❤❤❤❤ Btw, I loved your idea, pretty slick with many possibilities.
Daniel Cooper is brilliant with his experiments with resin. Thank you for sharing your creative take on his experiment. Love how the bottle turned out! 😍
The tall bottle was so beautiful and I am starting to gather my moulds to try this wonderful craft of working with resin because it looks really awesome. Thank you for giving me the push to buy stuff to try this for myself.
Wow!!! Absolutely stunningly gorgeous Shalina. I saw Daniel's video, I thought right away that you would love to create something with this idea. Thank you, Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with us all. I will be creating something similar soon. Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
I LOVE IT!! That clay looks like it works great!! I always love it when you use that metallic guilding wax...it makes things look beautifully antique!! My mama used to do a lot of ceramics, and she used something similar in different colors...it was called rub-n-buff. PHENOMENAL JOB as usual Shalina!! 💜😍💜 I'm so glad you added the green leaves and things for the poison ivy theme!!😊
Thank you so much for your beautiful words ☺️ ♥️ ❤️ I am so happy you liked it, and it reminds you of your mama style ♥️❤️☺️❤️. Yes, rub -n- buff is another option you can do .lots of blessings
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I really love your work and get a lot of inspiration from you. Every time I watch one of your videos my creativity goes wild. Thank you ❤
Ohhhh...how wonderfully amazing.. You clever art chicky.. Daniel is a favourite of mine as you are also becoming.. giddays and thankyous from Australia 🦘🦘🦘❤😊
This turned out really great!! I love all the details you add 💜 I still have a little PU, so I’m going to have to try it. I watched Daniel’s video as well ❤
Thank you so much for this good tutorial...I wonder if I could use marble stone powder instead of cornstarch..would it make the clay even harder after dying..
So cornflower is ground up whole corn, and cornstarch is different. It is the just the outside starchy part of the corn ground Here in the states we see cornstarch. I have never seen cornflower. I wonder if it wil work?
I watched Daniels video. I think it neasures out to 5ml Resin part A to 12 x 1/4 Tablespoon (or 3 Tablespoons) Corn Starch. Then do that again again for Part B Resin.
Hi shalina...im new to this art what u made is really beautiful ,want to know if u mixed part A n B resin together n then added cornflour to it to make the clay ...or was it just in part A resin
Truly fabulous work! I'm sure you know by now that the technique was also tested on regular resin, and works, so longer work times are possible. I had been curious to see what others would do with the clay, and y o u did not disappoint ❤
In the US, cornflour is drastically different than cornstarch. It’s more gritty and yellow and this would not work with what we have here that’s known as cornflour. But I am seeing that cornstarch and cornflour are the same thing in other countries, which confused me as well. lol. Either way this was gorgeous and I am sure that you will invent something new soon! I love the way you and Daniel always try new things and push the boundaries!!
This has been done for years-using regular epoxy-people have sculpted various items, including but not limited to runs and drips… it was MOT invented by Daniel Cooper! Please get your facts straight!
Wow! Great medium to play with
Thank you yes indeed ☺️
🎉This is absolutely fantastic 😊
Very affective nice work thank you ❤
I love how much that everyone who is trying this, makes sure that they give credit to @Daniel_Cooper !!!! Here in the USA we call that corn starch… here, corn flour would be the same thing as corn meal which is really gritty… the first time I hear someone say corn flour, I was very confused! lol this is the first time I have actually seen the container that the cornflour comes in! Another great video!!
Ahh, see I read that In the US they are not the same thing but in other counties they are. That’s confusing for me. Lol
@@michellesbossy corn flour and corn starch are not the same thing here in the USA…. Here in the USA, corn flour is a gritty substance we call cornmeal… it’s used to make cornbread or corn muffins…
Beautiful, I love the bottle.
Oh this looks amazing ❤
Wowwwww❤❤❤❤ that’s gorgeous ❤
Omgosh this is amazing. Love this.
OMDog I love this! Thank you for sharing!
Game changer!!😊
Awesome! ❤
I haven't read the comments so I'm not sure if someone else mentioned this, but Daniel Cooper did the same experiment w/ PU resin, UV resin AND epoxy resin. Once he gets an idea, he goes ALL the way 😆 Seriously shocking results...if u've watched Daniel's channel, that wldn't be a surprise! Gr8 job, btw; u're VERY talented!
0:37 She literally said that in the intro
And she kept thanking him for his experiments all the way through the video. She definitely wasn’t trying to imply this was her invention. Not sure this commenter even watched the video 🙄
@@CelestialPopCollectiveOfficial I'm referring to ~3:00-3:15ish. She said that u can't use this method w/ epoxy resin. All I was saying is that Daniel Cooper did these experiments w/ it & had been successful, so all I wanted was to let her know, jic she hadn't been aware of that video so she cld enjoy making the clay in other ways.
@@cjbee4938 I never said that she took anyone's ideas, I was letting her know that u CAN use other resins, and BECAUSE she's watched Daniel Cooper's video, she might like to see that. Lord.
Thank you so much ☺️ I will be watching all his videos on this technique he definitely opened up so many possibilities ♥️☺️❤️☺️♥️☺️
I love this ❤
I would like to make a suggestion. Maybe one day you could do a tutorial on making the flower clay and the flowers?
Yes, I will keep this in mind and will sure make a video for you on this 💓💗💛☺️
@@teaandart Thank you 🌺
That bottle kicks a$$, Shalina! GORGEOUS combination of various media! 👍😍💕
I love experimenting and your work is amazing. I love Daniel too. I believe he used UV resin as well.
This is the best Halloween craft I have seen this year, by far. 😊
WOW! This turned out perfectly, the bottle looks amazing. I've used plaster of Paris in my resin and it looks really nice.. I started off with small amounts as they both release heat to cure. I think I'll be trying this technique next.. thank you 😊
Interesting! So you put plaster of Paris in both part A and part B?
@maiaallman4635 I mixed my resin first then added POP, 2tsps to 20ml resin. It becomes opaque white and you can add colour if you like. Start off with small things until you get the mix to your liking and if you feel it's getting too hot in the mold, just put it in the fridge for abit. Hope this helps 🙂
The moment I saw Daniel’s video on this, I thought of you and all of the amazing things you could make with this ‘clay’
This bottle looks awesome. I love the addition of the ivy leaves and it looks great next to that fabulous witch hat ❤
Thank you so much, Kelly 😄😄 You understand me too well now ☺️. Totally amazing mystery he unlocked for me.
♥️☺️☺️☺️
Brilliant as usual
This is phenomenal Shalina! I love the way you put this to the test, it's absolutely incredible, well done! 😍🤩
Yay, thank you so much, Daniel. It was such an amazing medium to work with .Your techniques are a gift for craft world. 🙏☺️🙏☺️
@@teaandart 🥰 thank you 🥰
You typically use epoxy sculpt to add crystals to the top of previous bottles, I was waiting to see if you tried that here to embed them when you covered the top of the lid, I imagine it would work similarly.
Yes, I was going to that, but this time, I wanted to be slightly different, and you are right it will hold the crystals perfectly as it cures rock soild.☺️❤️♥️
I have been working with molds for years but just getting started with epoxy resins and air dry clays. As nail techs we have been using cornstarch for a few different applications. From turning clear finishes into a matt finishes, to sculpting flowers in molds and on nails with UV resins. It takes someone with a very inquisitive mind to combine these ingredients. I'm very glad there people like that. Stay crafty everyone. ❤️
You have such a wonderful talent and an awesome imagination! ❤
Thank you so much, Sue ☺️ 💓 💗 💛
Fabulous make!
Thank you ♥️
I can't wait to try this. I believe Daniel did do it with regular resin also to give a longer working time, and it did work also. Thank you for sharing on a larger scale. ❤ You do need to make sure that you put the same amount of corn starch/flour in each part.
I need to go see his video. I love how she too, is learning this new idea.
Thank you so much for your helpful tips, and I will check his latest videos on this technique. That sounds amazing 💓💗
@@isabellrc thank you so much ☺️
To ensure equal amounts of corn starch in each part of the resin, weigh Part 1 of the resin before adding the corn starch. Weigh again after adding the desired amount of corn starch. The difference between the two weights will give you the amount of corn starch needed for Part 2 of the resin.
I have watched Daniel’s videos just recently, his ideas are amazing!! So finding that you having showed a different technique is awesome thank you both for your hard work and amazing videos!
An awesome result- I love all your potion bottles and the extra little details you add. I saw Daniel’s video and loved the pendant he made. I’ve wanted to make one of the wood and resin pieces for so long but don’t have any sanding equipment to finish them so this stuff is perfect to replace the wood and just pop into a mold - no sanding required. I love that you do more intricate and bigger 3d pieces- you always take an idea to the next level 💞
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️ 💖 😊 .
Yes, his new technique indeed has opened up so many ideas brewing in my mind 😁😁😁😁😁😁
Daniel is out here inspiring everybody! lol -- I always love your work here on this channel, so I'm not surprised I love these results as well! Your talent is truly NEXT-LEVEL! Love this potion bottle ... perfection!! Thank you for trying this!
The molding ended up perfectly spaced for the label. You took Dan's idea and turned it into something great. I'm going to try the latest idea with regular resin. Or I have 4-hour cure and may do that. You and #DanielCooper are such inspirational artists.
Thank you so much. Yes, you are so right he is a gift for the crafting world. Amazing ideas one can not think of, and he .are them possible .Happy crafting
A simple bottle turned into something beautiful.
This is just gorgeous! Thanks for the ideas! ❤
You're very welcome, and thank you for your kind words ❤️
This is fantastic, unbelievable and exciting. Thank you for the shout out to Daniel on this, you have much respect for doing that. ❤❤❤❤❤ Btw, I loved your idea, pretty slick with many possibilities.
What an amazing job you did. Gorgeous I just love that jar. Thank you for showing us. From New York I'll keep watching.
I think this is one of my favorites. That bottle is gorgeous!
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Thank you so much ☺️ 💓 💗
Wow! What a great decoration for Halloween ❤❤❤
Thank you 🤗
Very spooky! Excellent idea ! 🥰
That is really neat. Glad to see I am not the only one that can’t wait to see if things worked. Very nice
Beautiful artwork! Thank you for sharing!
Reminds me of cold porcelain clay! Brilliant demo!
Love your fearless creativity 😘
Thank you so much ☺️
Daniel Cooper is brilliant with his experiments with resin. Thank you for sharing your creative take on his experiment. Love how the bottle turned out! 😍
Awesome technique 😮
This is amazing. Thanks for sharing and to Daniel for his experiments.
Fabulous results! Great idea. ❤️
What an amazing technique!
I love this bottle. You're details are amazing. I'm so happy you experimented with the clay in the molds. 😍
I have the resin curing machine and I love it. It helps so much.
This is incredible Shalina! ❤
Thank you so much, Jan ☺️ 💓 💗 💛 💖
This is so awesome. Wow. Great tutorial. ❤❤❤ this bottle. Would never have thought of resin clay but looks fantastic. Again an innovative concept. 🥰
Beautiful work. Thanks for sharing xxx
The tall bottle was so beautiful and I am starting to gather my moulds to try this wonderful craft of working with resin because it looks really awesome. Thank you for giving me the push to buy stuff to try this for myself.
Thank you so much. I am so glad you like this medium of art. it's indeed very versatile .You will definitely enjoy ❤️♥️☺️
Thank you for taking this idea to the next level. Beautiful work, beautiful bottle!
Thank you so much ☺️ 💓 💗 💛
For your first time you did a great job... Thanks for sharing ... Take care and stay safe out there... I'm Loretta from Texas
That’s so cool I was wondering if that was possible. Thanks for sharing
Wow amazing and really fantastic!!
So detailed and perfect 🤩 you amaze me every time. I’m in awe ❤❤❤
Daniel have good ideas and i am happy you use this 😍 And this bottle is so beautiful 😍
Beautiful!!
That is incredible!! I will have to to try something like that. I have lots of glass around the house. Thank you for sharing ❤
Wow!!! Absolutely stunningly gorgeous Shalina. I saw Daniel's video, I thought right away that you would love to create something with this idea. Thank you, Thank you for sharing your wonderful talent with us all. I will be creating something similar soon. Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
Thank you so much, lovely Dale it's indeed a very amazing idea created by him. I am just digging new ideas to work with this technique 💛💖💗💖
Hi, great job, art is fun.
Amazing. Thank you.
I LOVE IT!! That clay looks like it works great!! I always love it when you use that metallic guilding wax...it makes things look beautifully antique!! My mama used to do a lot of ceramics, and she used something similar in different colors...it was called rub-n-buff. PHENOMENAL JOB as usual Shalina!! 💜😍💜
I'm so glad you added the green leaves and things for the poison ivy theme!!😊
Thank you so much for your beautiful words ☺️ ♥️ ❤️ I am so happy you liked it, and it reminds you of your mama style ♥️❤️☺️❤️. Yes, rub -n- buff is another option you can do .lots of blessings
LOVE watching your process. This bottle is gorgeous!!
You surpassed my expectations! Wow!! ❤
Thank you so much ☺️ 💓 💗 💛
I love that bottle, it's so cool,
Im so excited definitely going to try this. You are so inspirational
Wow Tea! LOVE that little bottle! 🥰
Absolutely gorgeous!!! I really love your work and get a lot of inspiration from you. Every time I watch one of your videos my creativity goes wild. Thank you ❤
Ohhhh...how wonderfully amazing..
You clever art chicky.. Daniel is a favourite of mine as you are also becoming.. giddays and thankyous from Australia 🦘🦘🦘❤😊
You are very talented ❤
Amazing work
This turned out really great!! I love all the details you add 💜 I still have a little PU, so I’m going to have to try it. I watched Daniel’s video as well ❤
Thank you so much ☺️ 💓 💗 His idea was so amazing I am excited my self to make more 😊 😄 ❤️ ☺️
Did you say how to enter the giveaway is in the description box?
I don't see it. How do I enter Shalina?
I don't see it, either.
Hi Ali, That is my previous video here is the link
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This is really awesome. I love your videos. There is always something new to learn in every video.. Thank you for sharing... 😊❤
Hi Shalina love how this bottle turned out so beautiful 😍, thanks for sharing your amazing work ❤❤❤ xxx
Thank you so much for this good tutorial...I wonder if I could use marble stone powder instead of cornstarch..would it make the clay even harder after dying..
Your very welcome I think this will work.
So cornflower is ground up whole corn, and cornstarch is different. It is the just the outside starchy part of the corn ground Here in the states we see cornstarch. I have never seen cornflower. I wonder if it wil work?
Another gorgeous artwork from you,Ms Shalina. This resin clay is awesome and your artworks are fabulous 👌 💜,love the bottle decod too much💜😍
Where did you get those stickers?
I love a spooky poison bottle! Your imagination is pure magic.
I watched Daniels video. I think it neasures out to 5ml Resin part A to 12 x 1/4 Tablespoon (or 3 Tablespoons) Corn Starch. Then do that again again for Part B Resin.
Wow!
Hi shalina...im new to this art what u made is really beautiful ,want to know if u mixed part A n B resin together n then added cornflour to it to make the clay ...or was it just in part A resin
Good luck to you all in the giveaways!! 😊
Truly fabulous work! I'm sure you know by now that the technique was also tested on regular resin, and works, so longer work times are possible. I had been curious to see what others would do with the clay, and y o u did not disappoint ❤
Yay, thank you so much for your beautiful feedback. Yes, I will now watch his videos on longer ones so will try that out also.💗💛❤️
Do you need to use corn flour , or any flour will do?
Originally, corn starch was used. Someone mentioned they used plaster of Paris, so that might be an option.
Oh it's beautiful 😍
Love it!
This is the only video it would let me comment on :/ But I am totally tickled by this process!
Lovely!!!
I'm a messy artist too. However it's said a sign of a good artist is a mess 😂
Daniel cooper used Corn starch, I think you’ve invented something new here using corn flour!!
I noticed that too. I wonder if Corn Flour is the same as Corn Starch?
Yes, they are the same thing.
Yes, it's finely milled corn or maize.
In the US, cornflour is drastically different than cornstarch. It’s more gritty and yellow and this would not work with what we have here that’s known as cornflour. But I am seeing that cornstarch and cornflour are the same thing in other countries, which confused me as well. lol. Either way this was gorgeous and I am sure that you will invent something new soon! I love the way you and Daniel always try new things and push the boundaries!!
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Cornstarch
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This has been done for years-using regular epoxy-people have sculpted various items, including but not limited to runs and drips… it was MOT invented by Daniel Cooper! Please get your facts straight!
The result is just stunning Thank you for this Video.
Thank you so much 😊