So beautiful 🤩 This is exactly what I’ve planned to do. The backsides are all taped and ready and have been that for a couple of weeks now 😂 but then something else turned up that I had to do first. But the next thing I’m going to paint are those coasters. Just love your color combination 😍
Hi Claire, thank you for sharing this video it was super helpful. I am very impressed with your resin results. Mine ALWAYS have a not so perfect edge which kind of puts me off using resin. I do scrape the bottom super regularly too but somehow always end up with thiner edges. If you have any other tips on how I can acheive such a result, i am keen to know. Thank you 💕
Hiya Claire great video and tutorial and they look beautiful. Q i'm in Scotland and I've tried about 3 or 4 different types of epoxy resin but not exactly happy with them, I'm finding it hard to get a nice glossy/glass like finish on them sometimes they are kind of rubbery feeling, or bubbles or what I call tide marks? Any advice? 👏💜🌈
I think rubbery means it hasnt cured properly, I had this to start with when I ordered the wrong resin, the deeper the resin the better it cures so because coasters only use a very thin layer it needs to be one that is meant to cure in a thin layer, if you look on the vuba website it lists different resins for different curing thicknesses, I now use cascade x
Hi Claire love your work, good to see a Uk artist. Can you tell me where you purchase your tiles from as I can’t seem to find a place in Essex that sells plain tiles the size you are using Thanks
Great tutorial as usual Claire thank you. I want to make and sell on my car boot stall ( post lockdown) as a ballpark figure what would a good price point be for set of 8?
When I applied my resin after they dried the resin appeared to run off the edges! Any suggestions? the rest of the coasters looked fab! Your video's are soooo good! Thank you!
Did you have to mix your paints with anything (a medium), to prepare them for pouring. Someone mentioned that today and it was the first time I'd heard that mentioned to make a paint suitable for pouring.
You mentioned the brand you use for the resin, but then you mentioned hardener. Does the hardener come *with* the resin or does it need to be ordered separately? If the latter, which brand and type did you use?
Never too late to thank you for this information… thanks heaps 🤗
Thank you 😊
Thank you so much for info.Very grateful!
These are so beautiful!!
Very pretty!
Gorgeous!!!
Thanks so much 😊
Thank you, it's beautiful
So beautiful and a great video ☺
These would be fantastic as statement Tiles in a bathroom
Thanks Claire
Beautiful coasters and an excellent step by step tutorial. Well done Claire.
The coasters are lovely. Love the colors. ❤❤❤
It was great to see the whole process Claire! I really love them! I think that's the first time I've seen you wear gloves !😆
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Really love your coasters. They’re unique and stunning xx
Thank you Allie xxx
The coasters are gorgeous! Thank your for the tutorial!
wow! Really great video. Once I've nailed the Dutch pour I will definitely give these a go! Thanks Claire
Gorgeous 💕
Lovely work Claire!
Beautiful as always ❤
They look beautiful 🤩 thanks for sharing the process....I’ve got some to resin too and you’ve given me the confidence to try. Thanks 💜
So beautiful 🤩 This is exactly what I’ve planned to do. The backsides are all taped and ready and have been that for a couple of weeks now 😂 but then something else turned up that I had to do first. But the next thing I’m going to paint are those coasters. Just love your color combination 😍
These are beautiful Claire, could you please tell me where you get your resin from
Lovely Claire, I use a rotary cutter on a mat to trim the cork. ...
Hi Claire, thank you for sharing this video it was super helpful. I am very impressed with your resin results. Mine ALWAYS have a not so perfect edge which kind of puts me off using resin. I do scrape the bottom super regularly too but somehow always end up with thiner edges. If you have any other tips on how I can acheive such a result, i am keen to know. Thank you 💕
I sometimes have to do 2 coats so the edges cover better, I try to make sure the first coat is thicker which seems to help x
Hiya Claire great video and tutorial and they look beautiful. Q i'm in Scotland and I've tried about 3 or 4 different types of epoxy resin but not exactly happy with them, I'm finding it hard to get a nice glossy/glass like finish on them sometimes they are kind of rubbery feeling, or bubbles or what I call tide marks? Any advice? 👏💜🌈
I think rubbery means it hasnt cured properly, I had this to start with when I ordered the wrong resin, the deeper the resin the better it cures so because coasters only use a very thin layer it needs to be one that is meant to cure in a thin layer, if you look on the vuba website it lists different resins for different curing thicknesses, I now use cascade x
Hi Claire love your work, good to see a Uk artist. Can you tell me where you purchase your tiles from as I can’t seem to find a place in Essex that sells plain tiles the size you are using
Thanks
Baker Ross website, thank you xxx
I bought mine for pence on Facebook market place! People always have left over tiles!
Great tutorial as usual Claire thank you. I want to make and sell on my car boot stall ( post lockdown) as a ballpark figure what would a good price point be for set of 8?
8 commissioned coasters I sell for £50 but if not commissioned maybe £40, I wouldn't want to sell for less than £5 per coaster x
When I applied my resin after they dried the resin appeared to run off the edges! Any suggestions? the rest of the coasters looked fab! Your video's are soooo good! Thank you!
Thank you 😀 it does run off so only use a small amount then do a second coat when it’s dry x
Thank you Claire. I use Vuba Rapid. Not tried cascade for a top coat. How heat resistant are they?
I just started with rapid yesterday, it's great x
Did you have to mix your paints with anything (a medium), to prepare them for pouring. Someone mentioned that today and it was the first time I'd heard that mentioned to make a paint suitable for pouring.
Yes I used to use flood floetrol but now use pva glue and water x
You mentioned the brand you use for the resin, but then you mentioned hardener. Does the hardener come *with* the resin or does it need to be ordered separately? If the latter, which brand and type did you use?
You buy them together but they come in two separate bottles, I use vista resin x
Can I ask how log you wait before using a resined coaster for hot drinks . Thanks
4weeks x
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Why does it take 3 to 4 weeks to dry?
Takes a couple of days to try but 3weeks to cure x
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So does that mean you can’t put the varnish or whatever for 3 weeks