This is a resin pour on a glass I took out of a frame. **Materials used** Envirotex Lite Resin Rustoleum spray paint Lagoon Castin craft black epoxy pigment Mehron gold powder
WOWW very interesting! I love it Tammy you did a good job. I just started watching you since last year but I love all your work you're an amazing artist. Like the saying goes artists were once amateurs. We all got to start somewhere and just keep doing it especially if you love what you're doing. One day I told my husband I want to start painting and he looked at me like if I was crazy and I told him I'm serious I feel like painting something inside me wanted to paint. I was going to therapy classes and we were doing art there we had all kinds of classes and I wouldn't miss a day. So he took me to Michael's arts and crafts and bought me a dummy kit for painting and when I took it out and started to paint it was incredible I made two beautiful flowers somewhat abstract but they were beautiful at least to me anyway so I went and bought two frames for them. I've always been an arts and crafts person since I was in Grammar School but I never really was interested in painting I was more interested in sewing and baking and working with my hands doing a lot of potpourri stuff and making them jewelry boxes and I was into everything except painting. So I call myself an amateur artist. I do a lot of landscape and when they started looking up on TH-cam about painting oh there was so many beautiful things I was just like wow and you were one of the person that I liked that I was attracted to your art and so I subscribed I don't remember what it was but then I started subscribing to canala and a bunch of other ones. But I watch you the most I mean it everyday! This Is Us putting a fingerprint on the world! It was very interesting watching your first video of resin, wow I loved it because it reminded me of something that I did when I first started with resin and they came out beautiful too. I gave them to my daughter for Christmas and I made more and I give them to all my kids and they loved it. Thank you so much for inspiring me. Your friend Sandy...🥰🤗🥰
So happy I watched this. I have 4 glass sections on my entertainment center. I could so do this on them. Would have to tape off the backs but they'd look great.
I keep a small spray bottle of 91% alcohol near by. Spray you gloves well and wipe with paper towel and you can continue to work. Saves an expense of using several pairs for one painting. 😊 Love the colors.
Mary Frances McKnight thank you so much! Yes I've learned along the way and also from spending too much money on gloves that you need that rubbing alcohol close by lol. Now I always have a rag soaked in it on standby lol those gloves are too expensive! Thanks for watching!😁💚💙💟
Please look into buying or even making silicone cups to reuse. A couple tubes of silicone caulking could make numerous reusable cups instead of the plastic and paper waste everyone piles up doing this type of art. You can’t recycle cups with food or paints on them. Caulk the outside of shot glasses and other size glasses, dry, and then peal off. You got yourself a silicone cup😁 I’m very new to this art, but I’m so surprised no one has thought of this.
Hi Tammy I write from Italy and I want to tell you how much I've learned from your videos. I'd like to ask you if you could show the dried results at the end of the videos. Those I've watched end with "cells are still coming up" and I have no idea of the final result 🤷🏼♀️ Just another question: which products do you use to prepare the tiles before the resin pouring? Thanx a lot... HAPPY POURING 😁
Thank u for ur constant support to clear my doubts.....here I have onemore😀.. I have a doubt...😑 why does my pearl powder pigments spreads if I pour on opaque and inresult all my colours drips down from my surface of work (I did it on wood)....
No problem my friend. Is there any way for you to send me a picture of what is happening to my email artbytammy@yahoo.com? I think I know what's going on but would like to see just to make sure
I imagined diving into the ocean and seeing all these beautiful colors come to life on a coral reef! Of course I would never do that because I fear deep water; however, you've done an Amazing job putting me there!
Hi Tammy. I have a question about putting resin over a glass table top. I have read a few places that putting resin over glass can cause cracking. Have you found this to be true with any of your pieces?
Beautiful Tammy, My first video watching you. Its beautiful. I have never seen anyone do resin pours on glass only canvas. Very impressive and I have to say I was worried about the colors and it turned out beautiful. I truly love the Gold. I think it made it majestic looking. just gorgeous.
Tammy...WOW!! It came out gorgeous!! I know I’m late to the party alot of videos to catch up on but now I will get notifications!! I heard you say this will go back into the frame? Question?... Will you silicone seal the edges(like they do around tubs) so it locks glass in place but dries clears WITHOUT a back panel then use as a Stained glass?? Or does the light not shine through(paint/resin to thick)? I can just picture this hanging in someones kitchen window above a sink taking in all the natural light!! Remember I’m a Newbie so the idea juices are flowing!!😂😂 PS..love your Etsy page too...might have to reach put to you to help me set up mine?! Stunning piece Tammy, even though I think the black was trying to discourage you...YOU WON!! Keep the videos coming, they make me smile & give me inspiration!!😘
Diane Cardinale you are such a sweetheart! For this one I just took the glass out of the frame and poured on it. When it was dry I just put it back in put the cardboard backing behind it and bent those little metal things down. I think it's too thick for the light to show thru although maybe I should take off the cardboard and do what you said with caulk to see if light will go through. I will help you anyway I can with your etsy you just let me know if you need any help.i just sent you a friend request so you can message me if you need anything at all. Thank you love for all of your support. It truly does mean the world to me.🤗🤗😘
tammy anderson update? Was it too thick to hang as stained glass(no light shining through)? Yes...I meant to pretty on both sides to hide in frame if there was a way to hang/display so the light could show the depth of beauty. In a frame with a light shining on it like galleries have would be spotlight the beauty as well! Hope someone didn’t take my previous comment the wrong way b’cuz it was meant to be a compliment for sure!!😘💜
First time I’ve seen the process resin on glass or even canvas. Do you make the resin like normal and then pour into cups to which you then add paints and dyes? What resin is best to use? I have some for countertops that I’ve used to coat tiles. But the edges are hard to keep the resin on!
Thank you for watching. Yes you mix the resin just the same as if doing tiles or a painting. I've used all type a of resin but I find the best to be stone coat countertop resin just because it has an extra long working time. Art resin, envirotex and east coast countertop all work well too. As for the coasters I know exactly what your talkong about because it happens to me also. What I will do is 30 mins after I'm done I'll go back to them and use the drip off to kind of rub it around the edges. At that point the resin is a Little thicker and tends to stay better.
10% max paint if you're making jewellery as it affects the cure. Here, it's only the pink that has paint in it, the others are pigments, or alcohol-based.
Can you look into silicone cups to reuse? I’m new to this type of art but if there are a million people doing this art everyday, ( in this video alone 6 cups were used) that’s A LOT of cups wasted! You can’t recycle paper cups that are dirty with food or paints etc. I have a silicone bacon bin. It would work. I’m sure you could even make silicone cups out of silicone caulking. It just sickens me the waste involved. This comment is for every pour painter etc that uses cups not just you Tammy.
That is Beautiful Question: Would it be good to put BLACK on the back so it really shows your colors? or even a black paper? Then remount it in a frame??
The only question I have is how careful do you have to be with weight of the resin against thickness of the glass? My luck I would have a beautiful piece and it would crack in half when trying to mount it back in the frame. Lol!!
I would have liked to have seen the back. You can even put LED lights behind it, like a stained glass except with changing colors, just saying ,I am a mine of ideas. Sometimes being creative you don't have enough hands or years to create everything. You see inspiration everywhere all the time. I could never copyright my ideas there are too many, please take mine. It is your celestial creation that inspires me and many others but it looks of it.
I’ve been asking around trying to find out if it’s possible to coat the outside of a candle jar or votive, whichever, will it uphold to the heat and stay on the glass?? I’m hoping you’ve experimented with this.
So, what about the finished product? What did it turn out like? Also at the beginning of the video, didn't you say something about putting the glass back into the frame it came out of? If so, the following might be a dumb question, but I can't help other than to ask anyhow. If you returned the glass to the frame, did you leave the resin on the glass or did you remove it somehow? With resin flowing over the edge of the glass like that, I can't imagine it being easy to separate them from one another nor would the glass fit very easily into the allotted space it was meant for in the frame with the resin intact. So, seeing your creation being started is neat but the projects outcome should be considered just as important. I hope that doesn't sound too harsh. I do like your creations and commend you for sharing them with the world.
How would it be if you put a layer of clear resin down first then added the colours? I do love the colours you used, and would love to see what happened on the other side too, Tammy. Cheers Marie‘downunder’
Hi. Is there a video for resin for beginners? I would love to try ! Is the term resin & epoxy interchangeable ? I use Stonecoat resin application to seal my bloom coasters etc. So I can mix my resin and add colors specific for resin or epoxy ?
This is absolutely beautiful. I love that gold is. The dominant color. I want to do this to a glass table i have. With resin pour, do the cells pop out automatically or did you have to add glue or thinner.
Take the stress off the straw makes it more concentrated I don’t know what the hell I’m talking about it’s just a thought you know I’ll have another ha ha ha ha
Hi Tammy, I watched with fascination. Really cool effect. I was wondering if you're using a craft blower or a hair dryer? If so, do you use the heat? I also wanted to know if this would work on plexi-glass? I'm afraid of the glass breaking. I do some blowing on acrylic pours but instead of using canned air, I bought an air compressor. It wasn't very expensive and works really well. You just have to be careful how hard you use it or the paint can blow to the other side of the painting. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much 😚🤗 this was just a normal hairdryer and for this I was using the heat setting because it was resin. If i was using acrylics I would not have used the heat. I tried the can air and that didn't go to good for me lol in love the air compressor idea though. I have seen people use plexiglass for resin but not acrylic. I think it may just peel off but don't quote me on that. I was so afraid this glass would break that's why I used the blow dryer versus an actual heatgun.
No you should be able to let the resin dry and peel it right off. If you're using utensils that are not silicone those you want to use alcohol and rags.
It came out Beautiful~ purrsonally I don't think you can Ever have too much {Metallic} Gold Paint! Also a matter of My Own Taste, I would've £oved More Of The Violet~ and a bit more of the blue, purrhaps, to give it a little brightness. However, none of that really matters. What matters IS that YOUR Kreation Turned Out Frame Worthy and IS BEAUTIFUL! I watched a video a little earlier and for my first time saw THE BLOW DRYER TECHNIQUE~ IT'S A GR8 TOOL, isn't it! I loved the idea that you can control some of the placement of the paint and it's a wonderful way to maneuver wet paint without leaving any kind of marks... Very Cool. I'm a new subscriber and I appreciate learning a little something new~ like I Did today from You! MERRY CHRISTMAS & MAY THE NEW YEAR CONTINUE TO BRING BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY & KREATIVITY INTO YOUR LIFE EVERY DAY! 💗💜🐈
First off let me sincerely apologize for responding so late. I'm having a really hard time with TH-cam and the notifications when someone comments . Unless I go through every single video and keep checking for new comments I sent see a few of the comments on the much older videos this this one so I have to contact TH-cam today to put an end to this. I take pride in answering everyone and it upsets me that I missed this so from the bottom of my heart I apologize. I want to thank you for your support and yes I agree the blow dryer is an awesome tool when it comes to resin or acrylic pouring. Now I'm using it with alcohol inks which I'll post a video soon of that but it is amazing the effects you can achieve. I hope your holidays were amazing and again I apologize. Have a great day friend❤🤗😘
Awesome! I had no idea you could mix anything in with the resin...WOW, I've wanted to do the colored resin thing, but the price of resin pigments would be too expensive for me...but I've got all the colors you can imagine in craft & spray paints. I'm soo excited to do it! Thank you!
That's all you need then! Uve seen people use nail polish to color their resin lol . I have a ton of videos on resin . This was one of my first and there are over 100 of them where I really try to explain in a simple way the dos and don'ts of resin😘❤🤗
No question is ever stupid darling😘 while technically it's still glass and can be broken I feel the epoxy makes it alot thicker and strong but again slam it up against something and it will still break just not as easily as it would have before the epoxy.
Yes you can just very quickly go over it. Dont stay in one spot too long. I will use it really quick to pop bubbles, wait a few min. Do it again..etc.. it's ok just as long as you dont stay in one area just keep moving it around.❤🤗😘
I didn't explain that right... I use 2 little silicone measuring cups to measure both resin parts, then pour them both into a third cup to mix them together. How do you get the hardener and the other stuff out of the 2 measuring cups?
Tammy~ Love ALL your videos! Can I ask do you tape the back of the glass if you are going to use for a tabletop? How long before you can remove the tape or will it pull the resin/colors off. Thanks
Wow, that Heaven reference is exactly where my mind goes when looking at this work and other Resin work. Im going to give this a try after I get to my next destination (Fla). Thank you n’ keep em’ coming!
I have never cut glass but can you this. The resin when cured is very hard and makes it very strong and its thick so if you have a blade sharp enough to cut through that then I dont see why not. ❤
Hi there! I'm hoping to coat one side of the INSIDE of a glass block, via a 3/4" hole in the bottom. I'm trying to achieve a finish that will obscure the contents of the brick (Xmas lights). Ideally, I'm hoping to use one product like a resin, perhaps heating it to allow it to flow onto the inner surface evenly, without brushing, as I won't be able to fit a paint brush through the hole to spread or apply anything. Now the tricky part: achieving some sort of translucent finish, while hiding the source of light. I would love to see bubbles or waves or a crackle glaze look. If I can use a color, I'd just go with a sea green tint, to keep it looking as though the glass itself is green. I hope this all makes sense and one of you experts can offer me an idea to achieve this! Thanks very much!
Possible to try a rustolium mirror spray on the back? And use light pigment additives to keep the epoxy clearer with just a darker tint. This way light can refract from behind?
I'm sure that would work too and sounds really cool looking. I guess it all depends on what type of look your going for. For me I was just trying to put it in a frame and hang it on a wall but I also want to try doing one with light coming through. Thanks for watching🤗💙
Hi Tammy, like I sayed, I watched the video way back then. You make it look very easy. Love the gold and that it is a lot of it. Think about it: if I would have watched it three years ago, I woun't have sayed Stay healthy...…. Well, the times are changing…. See you soon ,love you XOXOXOXO
Hi Tammy... Just came across your video... amazing work!! where did you get the yellow cone like lifters under the glass and what are these things called?? Thank you!
First off I want to apologize for not responding right away. For some reason I am not getting some of the notifications when people leave comments. I found Yours by accident when I was responding to somebody else's. So I truly apologize because I always respond within a day. I got those at Home Depot although they sell them at Hobby Lobby and on Amazon also they are called painters pyramids and are approximately $7 for 10 of them. Thank you so much for watching my video have a great day and I'm sorry again.
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I really like it! I have tons of glass pieces that I’d like to try this on. Thank you for the idea!!
WOWW very interesting! I love it Tammy you did a good job. I just started watching you since last year but I love all your work you're an amazing artist. Like the saying goes artists were once amateurs. We all got to start somewhere and just keep doing it especially if you love what you're doing. One day I told my husband I want to start painting and he looked at me like if I was crazy and I told him I'm serious I feel like painting something inside me wanted to paint. I was going to therapy classes and we were doing art there we had all kinds of classes and I wouldn't miss a day. So he took me to Michael's arts and crafts and bought me a dummy kit for painting and when I took it out and started to paint it was incredible I made two beautiful flowers somewhat abstract but they were beautiful at least to me anyway so I went and bought two frames for them. I've always been an arts and crafts person since I was in Grammar School but I never really was interested in painting I was more interested in sewing and baking and working with my hands doing a lot of potpourri stuff and making them jewelry boxes and I was into everything except painting. So I call myself an amateur artist. I do a lot of landscape and when they started looking up on TH-cam about painting oh there was so many beautiful things I was just like wow and you were one of the person that I liked that I was attracted to your art and so I subscribed I don't remember what it was but then I started subscribing to canala and a bunch of other ones. But I watch you the most I mean it everyday! This Is Us putting a fingerprint on the world! It was very interesting watching your first video of resin, wow I loved it because it reminded me of something that I did when I first started with resin and they came out beautiful too. I gave them to my daughter for Christmas and I made more and I give them to all my kids and they loved it. Thank you so much for inspiring me. Your friend Sandy...🥰🤗🥰
My fav colors looks beautiful xo
Beautiful! I see a pink sun and two volcanoes amid gold sunshine :)
Hi Tammy that is really pretty, love the colours, it looks so rich. x
wasn't crazy about the color combo till you finished the last of it. Turned out nice.
Ty so much!😙🤗
That is really gorgeous. Thanks for sharing.
Ty so much for watching😘❤🤗
Heaven hits the nail on the head. I was thinking the same thing when you said it. I'm really late to the party...
Hey don't feel bad I'm always late lol❤😘🤗
So happy I watched this. I have 4 glass sections on my entertainment center. I could so do this on them. Would have to tape off the backs but they'd look great.
Well that was cool😁😘
I love it, great idea to do it on glass! 👍
It looks great!! Lights behind might add too it.
I like the effect of this.
Loved the vid! Thanks
Do you think the resin would stick to glass windows?
I keep a small spray bottle of 91% alcohol near by. Spray you gloves well and wipe with paper towel and you can continue to work. Saves an expense of using several pairs for one painting. 😊 Love the colors.
Mary Frances McKnight thank you so much! Yes I've learned along the way and also from spending too much money on gloves that you need that rubbing alcohol close by lol. Now I always have a rag soaked in it on standby lol those gloves are too expensive! Thanks for watching!😁💚💙💟
Baby wipes work exceptionally well at removing resin from your gloves as well. I keep these and alcohol near me. Love your work Btw. 🤗
Thanks for this cost savings tip. Painting in this quantity is expensive so I welcome all cost saving tips!
Please look into buying or even making silicone cups to reuse. A couple tubes of silicone caulking could make numerous reusable cups instead of the plastic and paper waste everyone piles up doing this type of art. You can’t recycle cups with food or paints on them.
Caulk the outside of shot glasses and other size glasses, dry, and then peal off. You got yourself a silicone cup😁
I’m very new to this art, but I’m so surprised no one has thought of this.
Hi Tammy
I write from Italy and I want to tell you how much I've learned from your videos. I'd like to ask you if you could show the dried results at the end of the videos. Those I've watched end with "cells are still coming up" and I have no idea of the final result 🤷🏼♀️
Just another question: which products do you use to prepare the tiles before the resin pouring?
Thanx a lot... HAPPY POURING 😁
Very beautiful!
Ty so much❣🤗😙
Thank u for ur constant support to clear my doubts.....here I have onemore😀.. I have a doubt...😑 why does my pearl powder pigments spreads if I pour on opaque and inresult all my colours drips down from my surface of work (I did it on wood)....
No problem my friend. Is there any way for you to send me a picture of what is happening to my email artbytammy@yahoo.com? I think I know what's going on but would like to see just to make sure
@@tammyandersonart hi.... my Instagram account is cats_and_paintings.... I will send u dm u the video....
I imagined diving into the ocean and seeing all these beautiful colors come to life on a coral reef! Of course I would never do that because I fear deep water; however, you've done an Amazing job putting me there!
Same❤
I used to do stained glass and I can see soldering hooks and hanging in window as is.
So colorfully intricate. Beautiful!! Must try
Great idea. Also hanging it in the window would only enhance the beauty. Thank you so much for watching!
Hi Tammy. I have a question about putting resin over a glass table top. I have read a few places that putting resin over glass can cause cracking. Have you found this to be true with any of your pieces?
I need to know too. I’m looking to experiment with my huge mirror. Can I pour resin on the regular mirror?
GORGEOUS!!
Thank you so much😗
Wow beautiful can you use resin ink on glass .
Beautiful Tammy, My first video watching you. Its beautiful. I have never seen anyone do resin pours on glass only canvas. Very impressive and I have to say I was worried about the colors and it turned out beautiful. I truly love the Gold. I think it made it majestic looking. just gorgeous.
Oh Thank you so so much. I love to pour on glass. The colors truly look unique and glorious.🤗💜
Tammy...WOW!! It came out gorgeous!! I know I’m late to the party alot of videos to catch up on but now I will get notifications!! I heard you say this will go back into the frame? Question?... Will you silicone seal the edges(like they do around tubs) so it locks glass in place but dries clears WITHOUT a back panel then use as a Stained glass?? Or does the light not shine through(paint/resin to thick)?
I can just picture this hanging in someones kitchen window above a sink taking in all the natural light!! Remember I’m a Newbie so the idea juices are flowing!!😂😂 PS..love your Etsy page too...might have to reach put to you to help me set up mine?! Stunning piece Tammy, even though I think the black was trying to discourage you...YOU WON!! Keep the videos coming, they make me smile & give me inspiration!!😘
Diane Cardinale you are such a sweetheart! For this one I just took the glass out of the frame and poured on it. When it was dry I just put it back in put the cardboard backing behind it and bent those little metal things down. I think it's too thick for the light to show thru although maybe I should take off the cardboard and do what you said with caulk to see if light will go through. I will help you anyway I can with your etsy you just let me know if you need any help.i just sent you a friend request so you can message me if you need anything at all. Thank you love for all of your support. It truly does mean the world to me.🤗🤗😘
Thanks Tammy! I will go check my FB!!💜
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Meant it's beautiful
tammy anderson update? Was it too thick to hang as stained glass(no light shining through)? Yes...I meant to pretty on both sides to hide in frame if there was a way to hang/display so the light could show the depth of beauty. In a frame with a light shining on it like galleries have would be spotlight the beauty as well! Hope someone didn’t take my previous comment the wrong way b’cuz it was meant to be a compliment for sure!!😘💜
First time I’ve seen the process resin on glass or even canvas. Do you make the resin like normal and then pour into cups to which you then add paints and dyes? What resin is best to use? I have some for countertops that I’ve used to coat tiles. But the edges are hard to keep the resin on!
Thank you for watching. Yes you mix the resin just the same as if doing tiles or a painting. I've used all type a of resin but I find the best to be stone coat countertop resin just because it has an extra long working time. Art resin, envirotex and east coast countertop all work well too. As for the coasters I know exactly what your talkong about because it happens to me also. What I will do is 30 mins after I'm done I'll go back to them and use the drip off to kind of rub it around the edges. At that point the resin is a Little thicker and tends to stay better.
I didn't know that you could mix resin with acrylic paint
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10% max paint if you're making jewellery as it affects the cure. Here, it's only the pink that has paint in it, the others are pigments, or alcohol-based.
Oh Christ I thought that was a dog with a blanket on it
I really like this. Looks much different once you showed us close up 😊
Can you look into silicone cups to reuse? I’m new to this type of art but if there are a million people doing this art everyday, ( in this video alone 6 cups were used) that’s A LOT of cups wasted! You can’t recycle paper cups that are dirty with food or paints etc.
I have a silicone bacon bin. It would work. I’m sure you could even make silicone cups out of silicone caulking. It just sickens me the waste involved.
This comment is for every pour painter etc that uses cups not just you Tammy.
That is Beautiful
Question:
Would it be good to put BLACK on
the back so it really shows your colors?
or even a black paper? Then remount it
in a frame??
If your planning on a backlit frame yes I think black would make something like this amazing!
That is a great idea
Lovely piece. Perhaps use blue tape on the bottom edges.
The only question I have is how careful do you have to be with weight of the resin against thickness of the glass? My luck I would have a beautiful piece and it would crack in half when trying to mount it back in the frame. Lol!!
I would have liked to have seen the back. You can even put LED lights behind it, like a stained glass except with changing colors, just saying ,I am a mine of ideas. Sometimes being creative you don't have enough hands or years to create everything. You see inspiration everywhere all the time. I could never copyright my ideas there are too many, please take mine. It is your celestial creation that inspires me and many others but it looks of it.
Hey. great job, always looking for acrylic work, but using resin looks awesome. Have you an image of the piece once dried?
Thank you so much! Sadly I do not have a picture of this as sold a long time ago😐
That “violet” sure looked pink instead of purple on my screen,…. I’m glad you said the name of it bc I would have never known it was a purple.
Personally not my cup of tea, The colours are quite garish!.. Sorry!.. Before you mock me, I did study art and design!...
I’ve been asking around trying to find out if it’s possible to coat the outside of a candle jar or votive, whichever, will it uphold to the heat and stay on the glass?? I’m hoping you’ve experimented with this.
So, what about the finished product? What did it turn out like? Also at the beginning of the video, didn't you say something about putting the glass back into the frame it came out of? If so, the following might be a dumb question, but I can't help other than to ask anyhow. If you returned the glass to the frame, did you leave the resin on the glass or did you remove it somehow? With resin flowing over the edge of the glass like that, I can't imagine it being easy to separate them from one another nor would the glass fit very easily into the allotted space it was meant for in the frame with the resin intact. So, seeing your creation being started is neat but the projects outcome should be considered just as important. I hope that doesn't sound too harsh. I do like your creations and commend you for sharing them with the world.
How would it be if you put a layer of clear resin down first then added the colours? I do love the colours you used, and would love to see what happened on the other side too, Tammy. Cheers Marie‘downunder’
Hi. Is there a video for resin for beginners? I would love to try ! Is the term resin & epoxy interchangeable ? I use Stonecoat resin application to seal my bloom coasters etc. So I can mix my resin and add colors specific for resin or epoxy ?
Ya totally have a new subscriber here! I think I’d want to finish off with some more resin, would you recommend that?
This is absolutely beautiful. I love that gold is. The dominant color. I want to do this to a glass table i have. With resin pour, do the cells pop out automatically or did you have to add glue or thinner.
Once this piece started celling (if that is a word) it became a beautiful piece and it isn't even done yet! Great work!
Have you tried taking a baby wipe to remove the drips off the back edge? Beautiful!
Take the stress off the straw makes it more concentrated I don’t know what the hell I’m talking about it’s just a thought you know I’ll have another ha ha ha ha
Hi Tammy, I watched with fascination. Really cool effect. I was wondering if you're using a craft blower or a hair dryer? If so, do you use the heat? I also wanted to know if this would work on plexi-glass? I'm afraid of the glass breaking. I do some blowing on acrylic pours but instead of using canned air, I bought an air compressor. It wasn't very expensive and works really well. You just have to be careful how hard you use it or the paint can blow to the other side of the painting. Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much 😚🤗 this was just a normal hairdryer and for this I was using the heat setting because it was resin. If i was using acrylics I would not have used the heat. I tried the can air and that didn't go to good for me lol in love the air compressor idea though. I have seen people use plexiglass for resin but not acrylic. I think it may just peel off but don't quote me on that. I was so afraid this glass would break that's why I used the blow dryer versus an actual heatgun.
Glad to see some pouring on glass, what kind of gold powder did you use? Loved this piece!!
Thank you so much. That gold powder was mehron gold it is used for body art but works well in resin❤
Super, Super, Super..
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Beautiful....
Do you mix anything in resin or its only resin and paint...
I'm brand new to resin... How do you clean silicone mixing cups for reuse? with acetone?
No you should be able to let the resin dry and peel it right off. If you're using utensils that are not silicone those you want to use alcohol and rags.
Lovely result, well done. Thanks for sharing
I'm Assuming this will work on a acrylic sheets?
Wow the close up is beautiful ❤️👍 Australia xx
It came out Beautiful~ purrsonally I don't think you can Ever have too much {Metallic} Gold Paint! Also a matter of My Own Taste, I would've £oved More Of The Violet~ and a bit more of the blue, purrhaps, to give it a little brightness. However, none of that really matters. What matters IS that YOUR Kreation Turned Out Frame Worthy and IS BEAUTIFUL!
I watched a video a little earlier and for my first time saw THE BLOW DRYER TECHNIQUE~ IT'S A GR8 TOOL, isn't it! I loved the idea that you can control some of the placement of the paint and it's a wonderful way to maneuver wet paint without leaving any kind of marks... Very Cool.
I'm a new subscriber and I appreciate learning a little something new~ like I Did today from You!
MERRY CHRISTMAS & MAY THE NEW YEAR CONTINUE TO BRING BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY & KREATIVITY INTO YOUR LIFE EVERY DAY!
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First off let me sincerely apologize for responding so late. I'm having a really hard time with TH-cam and the notifications when someone comments . Unless I go through every single video and keep checking for new comments I sent see a few of the comments on the much older videos this this one so I have to contact TH-cam today to put an end to this. I take pride in answering everyone and it upsets me that I missed this so from the bottom of my heart I apologize. I want to thank you for your support and yes I agree the blow dryer is an awesome tool when it comes to resin or acrylic pouring. Now I'm using it with alcohol inks which I'll post a video soon of that but it is amazing the effects you can achieve. I hope your holidays were amazing and again I apologize. Have a great day friend❤🤗😘
Cool piece! I would love to see one with just the black and gold.
Awesome! I had no idea you could mix anything in with the resin...WOW, I've wanted to do the colored resin thing, but the price of resin pigments would be too expensive for me...but I've got all the colors you can imagine in craft & spray paints. I'm soo excited to do it! Thank you!
That's all you need then! Uve seen people use nail polish to color their resin lol . I have a ton of videos on resin . This was one of my first and there are over 100 of them where I really try to explain in a simple way the dos and don'ts of resin😘❤🤗
Absolutely stunning Tammy 😍❤️
I’m the air didn’t work because you already heated it
This may sound very stupid...how sensitive is this to breakage once it’s covered with the epoxy?
No question is ever stupid darling😘 while technically it's still glass and can be broken I feel the epoxy makes it alot thicker and strong but again slam it up against something and it will still break just not as easily as it would have before the epoxy.
Hi I realy love what you do here. Please can you give me a list if the things I would need to do this thankyou ❤️🙏
If you email me I can help.you out with that artbytammy@yahoo.com
Hi hun can air doesnt work with acrylic pours either !! U found that out, unless there is differant kinds!! Lol
Yea it's a mess lol lesson learned for sure lol thanks for watching😙
Can we use torch gun on glass...
Yes you can just very quickly go over it. Dont stay in one spot too long. I will use it really quick to pop bubbles, wait a few min. Do it again..etc.. it's ok just as long as you dont stay in one area just keep moving it around.❤🤗😘
where did you get your yellow triangle stands???
nice work !!!! , does epoxy resin stick to the glass ? or does it separate from it when it's hard ? thank you for the work
Ty so much ❤ yes it definitely sticks . It's not coming off that's for sure❤
Very beautiful outcome! I would proudly hang that in my home!
Awww Ty so much 😙🤗
I like it I like to see with the backside of it looks like Well when it’s dry enough
I didn't explain that right... I use 2 little silicone measuring cups to measure both resin parts, then pour them both into a third cup to mix them together. How do you get the hardener and the other stuff out of the 2 measuring cups?
Tammy~
Love ALL your videos! Can I ask do you tape the back of the glass if you are going to use for a tabletop? How long before you can remove the tape or will it pull the resin/colors off. Thanks
How do you prep your glass really can you start with that
I know I sound like an idiot, but like, what even is resin
Good tutorial but very disappointing not to see it dry.
He just wonder how did the side of the glass looked ?
very nice. what is the curing time ? thanks.
Could I use resin with glitter on vases?
I love that the gold took over! It is very ethereal and so beautiful.
Ty very much
Love it absolutely awesomely done
This would be amazing as a front piece for a light fixture!
Ty so much💜
Tammy, was the pink an acrylic paint?
Wow, that Heaven reference is exactly where my mind goes when looking at this work and other Resin work. Im going to give this a try after I get to my next destination (Fla). Thank you n’ keep em’ coming!
Right?? I totally get that feeling looking at it. Thank you so so much😙🤗💜
Did you use the hardener with the resin mix
Also watch Stonecoat countertops for inspiration... just a suggestion.
Please, after pouring and dry, can i cut the glass normally?
I have never cut glass but can you this. The resin when cured is very hard and makes it very strong and its thick so if you have a blade sharp enough to cut through that then I dont see why not. ❤
I love this...
... I love this...
I LOVE THIS!!!!
Ty so much 😙🤗
Will the paint dry on glass😧
Are the spray paints acrylic
Please show the framed result.
What is the spray paint acrylic?
I know this sounds weird, but I like seeing what does not work. It saves me the trouble! LOL. I tell the "not so good" too!
Beautiful!
Did you use hardener ?
Pretty
An under the sea view.
That is sooo pretty!! Too bad it had to have cardboard on the back! It would have been cool with the sun shining through! 💖😍
Hi there! I'm hoping to coat one side of the INSIDE of a glass block, via a 3/4" hole in the bottom. I'm trying to achieve a finish that will obscure the contents of the brick (Xmas lights). Ideally, I'm hoping to use one product like a resin, perhaps heating it to allow it to flow onto the inner surface evenly, without brushing, as I won't be able to fit a paint brush through the hole to spread or apply anything. Now the tricky part: achieving some sort of translucent finish, while hiding the source of light. I would love to see bubbles or waves or a crackle glaze look. If I can use a color, I'd just go with a sea green tint, to keep it looking as though the glass itself is green. I hope this all makes sense and one of you experts can offer me an idea to achieve this! Thanks very much!
It IS glorious. ❤
Possible to try a rustolium mirror spray on the back? And use light pigment additives to keep the epoxy clearer with just a darker tint. This way light can refract from behind?
I'm sure that would work too and sounds really cool looking. I guess it all depends on what type of look your going for. For me I was just trying to put it in a frame and hang it on a wall but I also want to try doing one with light coming through. Thanks for watching🤗💙
It reminds me of a satellite image
Hi Tammy, like I sayed, I watched the video way back then. You make it look very easy. Love the gold and that it is a lot of it. Think about it: if I would have watched it three years ago, I woun't have sayed Stay healthy...….
Well, the times are changing…. See you soon ,love you XOXOXOXO
Love it!💜💜💜💜💜
Hi Tammy...
Just came across your video... amazing work!! where did you get the yellow cone like lifters under the glass and what are these things called?? Thank you!
First off I want to apologize for not responding right away. For some reason I am not getting some of the notifications when people leave comments. I found Yours by accident when I was responding to somebody else's. So I truly apologize because I always respond within a day. I got those at Home Depot although they sell them at Hobby Lobby and on Amazon also they are called painters pyramids and are approximately $7 for 10 of them. Thank you so much for watching my video have a great day and I'm sorry again.
tammy anderson thank you!!!