I have always soaked my waterslide paper on a wet sponge or kitchen wipe, then dabbed the back on a paper towel. It has always come off really easy. I used waterslide on my nails as well. It dries a lot faster. But stunning work!
I love this idea! Your pattern is gorgeous! Re water slide: what remains on the coaster is actually thin plastic, not paper. That may be why it crackled some when the heat got a bit close. For next time, if you want, you can print the image in reverse. That way, you are sliding the paper off from the top, not trying to slide it out from the bottom. There may be times when that technique will work better. ❤️
💕🥰thank you. Someone else also mentioned that you can use the waterslide paper like a temporary tattoo , which is cool! I was going by the instructions on the package, but this way would definitely be easier for some designs!
I find it’s best to carefully mop up the water over the whole image, by pressing down with kitchen paper and then it dries extremely quickly after that. It’s also great to apply waterslide decals onto already baked polymer clay. Once the decal is dry, I then bake my piece for 10 mins on the temperature that I use for my brand of polymer clay. It comes out of the oven a little sticky, so be careful when handling, not to get fingerprints on it! Then I apply a thin layer of UV resin with a brush to coat over the piece and then cure it under the UV lamp. That gets rid of the stickiness after baking, so then it’s much easier to handle! Then I dome with a thicker UV resin layer (or two!), after that. (I expect that cast resin would easily work, just as well.)
I love this tutorial. The hummingbirds are absolutely gorgeous. The only suggestion I have is when you cut out the scenery for the full coaster picture. Cut past the edge of the coaster and dry, then take it nail file and scrape all along the edge of the coaster and it will cut off everything that’s overlapping the coaster. That way you get a perfect picture on the whole coaster. You may already know but didn’t mention it, I would have kept everything left over on the one you cut the single hummingbird to use on a future project. Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. I love your channel. You are very good and professional. Rhnea Burcham
I love, love, love your videos! I’ve said this before, I’ll say it again, I always learn something from you! You can tell I’m a big fan. This one was very timely for me. I just ordered some water slide paper because I was curious! Now I have the nerve to try it. LOL. Thank you! 😊
Beautiful work as always! I find you so inspiring and informative 💝. I just launched my own TH-cam channel and I will be tipping my hat to you in different techniques that I have adapted. Thank you so much for making the world better 🌞
So pretty! I haven’t tried water slides myself but have some to try at some point. I have seen others using one of the silicone pallet brushes to squeegee the water out from underneath.
Just discovered you via FB and I'm in love! Question: at the end you show yourself flooding the piece with resin. How are you avoiding dried drips and dried resin spillage, leaving a neat finished piece?
Thank you! And welcome to my channel! 🤩🥰💖 in the description under the video I linked another video of mine where I show how I add a top/flood coat to my coasters. It was also referenced in this video😊
@luxindaswirl is pretty adept at water slides. Pretty sure she uses Hiipoo brand sheets. These are so pretty, have you ever tried temporary tattoos? Those are fun, too 👍🏻
🤩🥰thank you💕 these were really fun to try. Yes, I tried a temporary tattoo on the heart charms video I did a little while back. Both are great options for designs.
Does the waterslide paper work like temporary tattoos? I just did some resin coasters with temp tattoos and you put them where you want, and then press a wet cloth on it to soak it. Then peel the plastic off the top. With these on the waterslide, what does the backside look like?
Wow! What a great new way to resin. I'd love to purchase this stunning humming bird image too, would you still have the link? Thx for always giving us new ideas.
@@LiaDiaDesigns What a great site for photos. By any chance is it easy for you to find the ID image of this particular one? No worries if too much trouble.
U have a nail lamp for uv resin don't u? The heat from that might help. But the only water sliders I've used r lil 1s for nails. For nails it's easier (for me anyway) to but a thin layer of base coat but not cured. That way I could slide it easier with less chance of ripping it. Then cure 😉
I absolutely love a ton of your work. They are always so beautiful….however for this video… a water slide is basically a temporary tattoo. You do not need to soak it in water but you would take your piece and sponge damp it with water with actual image on opposite side. Just like you would do on your skin.
@@LiaDiaDesigns since this is a water slide and not a tattoo, you did right by following the instructions on the pkg. I would imagine temporary tattoos would work, too, as I use both with resin. The key is letting both of them dry really well.
I've tried them as well, this was a follower request 🥰 Also, I've heard this paper can be used in the same way as tattoos, so I need to try that too. 💕
😅😅😅 I always notice that I say "y'know" A LOT... will need to check for 'kinda' as well 🙈. I don't prepare a script when I create my videos, so I'm always just going off the top of my head and my brain is slowing down as I get older🤣🤣🤣
It would not let me take a picture but it's a thick piece of plastic and it has protective paper on both sides and when it came it was kind of folded in half with some other stickers and such and I have no idea what this is for like I said it's like a 1/16 thickness maybe a little thicker and it's a pretty blue on one side and like an iridescent on the other side help please!
@@LiaDiaDesigns that's the bad thing honey it came with some stickers and things like that when I was first getting into epoxy and it never said what it was or what it does it's like a sticker piece of plastic like a 16th thick maybe a little thicker and it's colored one side iridescent one side is a blue iridescent
What is this thick plastic used for ? This came with no directions , plastic shrink wrap type to protect it., and was with some other items ...picture is going up after post... it's this if I can figure out how to.
Thanks! Wait! Mystery box?
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks Deb!🥰Yes!! In VERY limited quantities on my website liadiadesigns.com
That pink and purple glitter around the single bird is so sparkly! Thank be for sharing your waterslide journey with us. They came out really well.
🥰thank you Stacey
I have always soaked my waterslide paper on a wet sponge or kitchen wipe, then dabbed the back on a paper towel. It has always come off really easy. I used waterslide on my nails as well. It dries a lot faster. But stunning work!
Yes I was holding my breath 😊
They are so beautiful. 😍
Somehow I missed this video. Very cool. These are so pretty. xoxoxo
💖🥰thank you! Glad you like them
Beautiful
I love this idea! Your pattern is gorgeous! Re water slide: what remains on the coaster is actually thin plastic, not paper. That may be why it crackled some when the heat got a bit close. For next time, if you want, you can print the image in reverse. That way, you are sliding the paper off from the top, not trying to slide it out from the bottom. There may be times when that technique will work better. ❤️
💕🥰thank you. Someone else also mentioned that you can use the waterslide paper like a temporary tattoo , which is cool! I was going by the instructions on the package, but this way would definitely be easier for some designs!
I find it’s best to carefully mop up the water over the whole image, by pressing down with kitchen paper and then it dries extremely quickly after that.
It’s also great to apply waterslide decals onto already baked polymer clay. Once the decal is dry, I then bake my piece for 10 mins on the temperature that I use for my brand of polymer clay. It comes out of the oven a little sticky, so be careful when handling, not to get fingerprints on it! Then I apply a thin layer of UV resin with a brush to coat over the piece and then cure it under the UV lamp. That gets rid of the stickiness after baking, so then it’s much easier to handle! Then I dome with a thicker UV resin layer (or two!), after that. (I expect that cast resin would easily work, just as well.)
So beautiful and sooooooo beautifully taught. I'm really inspired by your work. I'm your virtual student in this field. Thanks and Regards
Thank you for all detailed video... could you please made a detailed video on oceans theme?
Love it and yes, I was holding my breath for a moment. 😆
🥰Thank you Darla! Yes! I didn't realize I was until I breathed out after the image was set in place! So glad you like it!
I just saw that you purchased a Mystery Box, thank you! 💖
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I bought some 2 years ago and been too nervous to use it. You're great.
💕you're very welcome! You'll only need a couple tries to master it I'm sure!🥰
Wow absolutely gorgeous fabulous tutorial new ideas love it
🤩🥰thank you so much Linda!
I love this tutorial. The hummingbirds are absolutely gorgeous. The only suggestion I have is when you cut out the scenery for the full coaster picture. Cut past the edge of the coaster and dry, then take it nail file and scrape all along the edge of the coaster and it will cut off everything that’s overlapping the coaster. That way you get a perfect picture on the whole coaster. You may already know but didn’t mention it, I would have kept everything left over on the one you cut the single hummingbird to use on a future project.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent with us. I love your channel. You are very good and professional.
Rhnea Burcham
Have been using One Coat as well as Dura Clear.
LOVE these. Hummingbird are my favourites 💕
Thank you so much Joanne 💕 love the colors of this print
That is so beautiful. I can see you do more with this process. With your imagination the sky's the limit.
🥰 Thank you! Yes! This is a whole new world of possibilities!
So pretty I love them ... I must try this technique
💕🥰I'm sure you'll enjoy it
Love this
thank you!
What a wonderful idea , they are both beautiful 😍
💕🥰thank you Odette
Thanks
Really pretty. Love the ideas you come up with and test.
🥰thank you
I love, love, love your videos! I’ve said this before, I’ll say it again, I always learn something from you! You can tell I’m a big fan. This one was very timely for me. I just ordered some water slide paper because I was curious! Now I have the nerve to try it. LOL. Thank you! 😊
🤩💕amazing! I'm sure you'll enjoy it
Beautiful, gorgeous, amazing! I love them!
🥰💕thank you so much Janet
Always good to see what you’re doing! Love these
🤩💕so glad you love them
Gorgeousness as always!!
🥰thank you!
Beautiful coasters.
🥰💕thank you
There gorgeous, I love them so much. you should do more. Thank you
🥰thank you
Beautiful work as always! I find you so inspiring and informative 💝. I just launched my own TH-cam channel and I will be tipping my hat to you in different techniques that I have adapted. Thank you so much for making the world better 🌞
🥰💕thank you! Looking forward to seeing what you create
So pretty! I haven’t tried water slides myself but have some to try at some point. I have seen others using one of the silicone pallet brushes to squeegee the water out from underneath.
Ooh! If they are able to withstand a little squeegee then they must be tougher than I though! Thanks for letting me know!
Those r beautiful 😍 ❤️ ✨️
💕thank you
Nadia, did you see the colorful fabric coasters on Amazon? I thought about using them in resin possibly.
😳 no! I'll need to check them out
Beautifull work, love it 🥰
💕🥰thank you
Just discovered you via FB and I'm in love! Question: at the end you show yourself flooding the piece with resin. How are you avoiding dried drips and dried resin spillage, leaving a neat finished piece?
Thank you! And welcome to my channel! 🤩🥰💖 in the description under the video I linked another video of mine where I show how I add a top/flood coat to my coasters. It was also referenced in this video😊
Definitely gonna try this, they turned out so beautiful 😍
Thank you! I hope you try it! It's a great product for quick and beautiful designs!
@luxindaswirl is pretty adept at water slides. Pretty sure she uses Hiipoo brand sheets. These are so pretty, have you ever tried temporary tattoos? Those are fun, too 👍🏻
🤩🥰thank you💕 these were really fun to try. Yes, I tried a temporary tattoo on the heart charms video I did a little while back. Both are great options for designs.
Does the waterslide paper work like temporary tattoos? I just did some resin coasters with temp tattoos and you put them where you want, and then press a wet cloth on it to soak it. Then peel the plastic off the top. With these on the waterslide, what does the backside look like?
I'm not able to do outside spraying/painting - is there an indoor alternative to dura clear spray coat?
Hey girl hey! Love your work! Wondering what you use for the bottom once you've completed the coasters, so they don't slide around?
I usually don't put anything, but sometimes include little clear bumpers
Wow! What a great new way to resin. I'd love to purchase this stunning humming bird image too, would you still have the link? Thx for always giving us new ideas.
💕I don't have the link, but the website is shutterstock.com
@@LiaDiaDesigns What a great site for photos. By any chance is it easy for you to find the ID image of this particular one? No worries if too much trouble.
I use this method a lot on tumblers and pens. Never tried it on coasters before though. What kind of coasters did you use? I didn't see it mentioned.
💖sorry, I think it's a diamond edge coaster... if you contact shopresinmolds.com (my discount is liadia10) they can help you find it
@@LiaDiaDesigns I was wondering how you resined the coaster initially - with white paste in resin and then poured or??
@@LiaDiaDesigns Oh I was just wondering the material. If it was resin or something else. Thanks. :)
Supperbb
🥰 thank you!
U have a nail lamp for uv resin don't u? The heat from that might help. But the only water sliders I've used r lil 1s for nails. For nails it's easier (for me anyway) to but a thin layer of base coat but not cured. That way I could slide it easier with less chance of ripping it. Then cure 😉
🤩ooh! That is an interesting idea! I do have a lamp...I don't really like using UV resin, but that sounds like cool technique! Thank you!
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Where did you get your images from!?
Purchased this one from shutterstock.com
@@LiaDiaDesigns thank you!
I absolutely love a ton of your work. They are always so beautiful….however for this video… a water slide is basically a temporary tattoo. You do not need to soak it in water but you would take your piece and sponge damp it with water with actual image on opposite side. Just like you would do on your skin.
🥰thank you for letting me know...I was following the instructions on the package, but it's good to know it can be used that way as well. 💕
@@LiaDiaDesigns since this is a water slide and not a tattoo, you did right by following the instructions on the pkg. I would imagine temporary tattoos would work, too, as I use both with resin. The key is letting both of them dry really well.
Very pretty, fyi, tattoos are easier to use
I've tried them as well, this was a follower request 🥰 Also, I've heard this paper can be used in the same way as tattoos, so I need to try that too. 💕
Love your designs. Have you ever counted how many times you say ‘KINDA’. Once you hear it you can stop. 😂
Not a criticism just an observation. #kinda
😅😅😅 I always notice that I say "y'know" A LOT... will need to check for 'kinda' as well 🙈. I don't prepare a script when I create my videos, so I'm always just going off the top of my head and my brain is slowing down as I get older🤣🤣🤣
It would not let me take a picture but it's a thick piece of plastic and it has protective paper on both sides and when it came it was kind of folded in half with some other stickers and such and I have no idea what this is for like I said it's like a 1/16 thickness maybe a little thicker and it's a pretty blue on one side and like an iridescent on the other side help please!
Maybe you can send me the product name? I'm not sure what it would be, but I can look it up if I have a name for it
@@LiaDiaDesigns that's the bad thing honey it came with some stickers and things like that when I was first getting into epoxy and it never said what it was or what it does it's like a sticker piece of plastic like a 16th thick maybe a little thicker and it's colored one side iridescent one side is a blue iridescent
What is this thick plastic used for ? This came with no directions , plastic shrink wrap type to protect it., and was with some other items ...picture is going up after post... it's this if I can figure out how to.
Won't let me post pics
If you are on IG, you can DM me there, my account is @liadiadesigns
Beautiful
🥰thank you