With that heart in the centre it seemed wasteful to not use it with the left over sand etc. I'm thinking it would be helpful to have spare molds on hand to tip excess into for random pieces.
That mold would be great as dragon's skin.. With metallic colors blue, green, little gold, Or reds, orange, yellow. Love love ❤❤😊🌺 this idea and mold choice! Your videos are amazing. Beautiful coasters.!
This idea is really beautiful. What you could do, to make it easier is use a small blade to cut the white bubble layer, so that you don't have any half bubble bits along the sand. If you did this, it would look more planned, and you wouldn't have to cover the edge with sand to soften it.
But it's seafoam.. so those little bubbles actually add to the sea foam effect. Great job Julie! And that's the problem with resin . To many ideas not enough time and space lol
Julie may I suggest you reverse engineer them so you don’t have the edging… but in two stages… and in thin layers and wait to do the colors of water till last with the clear. A reverse canvas. And then do a 2nd layer of sand to hide the bubble line. It’s what I do when I use my bubbles. Mine isn’t as bug as yours. Wish I had it that big. But try it again and see if it works. In other words do top layer first with a thin layer of sand and then do the colored water and thin layer of sand. It will sandwich the bubbles. That way you can control the size and shaping of sand as well. Maybe add some mini rock along edging to help shape it and hide it. Example mother of Pearl mix in a separate mix of sand on edge to form edge like on a rocky beach line. Both on bottom and top layer of reverse layers. I tend to reverse engineer my projects and when I paint the little pictures I do the same. I think backwards.
love em! you could use a card to wipe off the excess resin. you could also make the white a little transparent so it looks like true bubbles when it hits the wet new resin. Or.. put them down on the blended colors first then put your sand/shells on top of them.. then top coat! so many options! my head's a spinnin! Ooh! if you do gold bubbles do a sunset color scheme beneath it! so gold on pinks/orange/yellow!
Hi Julie I watched you pouring a few years ago & just stumbled across again - I think you are a very very talented artist and also enjoy seeing the birds in your garden ; thank you for your dedication ♥️🦋🌈
Love the new foam. What about pouring a solid white foam on the edges for finishing it. That is the way I have watched so many fininsh the foam edge. Sometimes they blow it gently backwards
When you first started doing resin I watched because your enthusiasm is catching and I loved all the things you made. Then I had to try it. Then another, and another, then I started doing all kinds of stuff with it. I even made coasters and cut them into shapes before gluing them to a flower pot to do a mosaic look with resin pieces. I’m sorta sold on resin now. So thank you for sharing and honestly I love to watch you create. I like the steps and others can indeed fast forward, because it’s so relaxing to just be there as your create.
I love what you did! Especially where you put the sand in before… it really looks like what happens when the waves go back out! Amazing talent dear lady❣️
You could always add your already resined sand to the top of your foam. It might save a few problems of playing with your sand to cover the edges. They are very pretty.
They came out really nice. If I were to make these coasters I think I'd cut a thin strip of the bubbles and place it where the clear resin is against the sand. There are so many possibilities. Great job. 🦋
Absolutely love them. I’m amazed at how your creative mind works. I personally would leave the outside bare without the rim like you do with you Druzy moulds, it would save having to cut them. I have a birthday in early February so I do think these will be on my list when hubby asks what would I like. Thank you Julie, I appreciate your time and effort to give inspiration to everyone. 🥂 I have just ordered 2, getting in before they sell out.
The final result is very nice. I thought when I saw some other items like this that the foam was the result of some kind of additive like floetrol. A question... would it be easier to start by cutting the seafood bubble layer 1st and place it in the mold before pouring/placing the sand section, then remove it to pour your colored resin layers and return the seafoam after? I also wondered what effect you might have if the seafoam bubbles were just a band along the sand rather than covering all of the water? Thank you for your extensive videos. You're a pleasure to watch and listen to.
So, here's my two cents...the foam does go onto the sand in real life. Instead of cutting the foam to conform to the edge of the sand, cut it irregularly, making some go onto the sand, and some not quit reaching the sand. Organic edge.
My suggestion would be, put your sand down then the bubbles then last put your shells on, then you would not have to worry about the build up of sand and you could cover it with your shells
I was the first person in the US (or so I was told) to purchase Platinum 360+ and I love it! It cures up so nice and hard overnight I find myself using it quite often!
Utterly and completely lovely! The little air bubbles inside the bubbles are so adorable! For a beach scene, I would leave them there! I miss the beach so - haven't been since before Covid .... My thought about another use for the bubbles, "paint" with iridescent powder and fill with black resin... then use it in a coaster. For anyone wondering about the silicone brushes Julie used, look for Silicone Face Mask Brushes. I just bought some for a girls' night. Really cheap in US, if you buy in bulk. Thank you, Julie! Thank you for your incredible art and sharing your life with us. Take care and stay safe!!
Many of my friends can relate to your videos, and 👍👍👍 We will always be with you so that we can grow bigger in the future. 💖Incredible Sea Foam Beach Resin Coasters
I knew you were going to make these. It's so cool being able to make molds for whatever you want. These are awesome! You constantly amaze me, Julie. Just wonderful.
There are so many little elements to these coasters - you think each part through and you get absolute perfection! I would like to see a dark background with silver 'lacing'. P.S. I was so excited to see a LONG video! 😀
I love this. I'd trim the foam so that there are only full circles on the sane edge. Maybe with finger nail clippers, or small wire cutters for the little bits that stick out. Bubbles would be on the top of the sand so covering the edge with more sand doesn't make sense to me. My birthday is today, and hubby bought rib eye steaks... So ill have to wait to order the molds, but they are on my list.
OMG , these are so beautiful. Your creativity amazes me. Thank you for sharing your gift of the knowledge & wisdom & tolerating all of us just beginning. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🐾🐾🐾🚙
discovered this by accident...a happy accident.. I love these. They are beautiful. One could do so many things with something like this.. a type of night light...a Christmas tree ornament, a light catcher for the window.....
There is something truly magical about your voice. I am imagining that I am in a cozy cottage, in a nice sweater, with a hot cuppa. I also imagine that you write murder mysteries in your spare time. Even if I weren't interested in resin, I would listen to your channel just to feel warm and relaxed.
I like how you explain things as you're going so I can learn what to look out for and what to do with my molds Thankyou and your flowers turned out beautiful have a great day
The most refreshing thing about your videos is not only that you make it look really easy, but that you're learning too! You're so relatable and that means alot. Now, how do I get those seafoam molds?!🥰😜😎
Julie you just astound me, every video you do! You have such an incredibly creative mind and I thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful creations with us all - Well done x
Turned out really cool. I would like to try this but cut a strip that makes it look like the seafoam of a wave that rolled in with maybe a couple of smaller pieces as well. You did an awesome job on the mold (which I will be ordering) as well as the coasters. Sooo gorgeous.❤🤗❤😊❤
Awesome. May I suggest, using only partial bubbles inlay. Foam occurs nearer the shore. Some white waves in the darker water. All in all they came out beautiful
Beautiful! Reminds me of a day at the beach, which I'm missing very much on this wintery day. I would pour a little bit of opaque white between the bubbles and the sand to mimic the foamy edge of the water as it comes in onto the shore.
These are so beautiful! Your videos are such an enormous help to me. I have aphanatasia so could not envisage how you were going to use your foamy molds until you were actually doing it - just incredible. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much for all you do and give of yourself. Loved your creative process, Julie! It's quite helpful to watch all the little steps and your in-the-moment problem-solving thoughts, so good call on leaving the film rolling. They turned out lovely. I understand the empty nest thing...
Innovative and great idea. I love bubble patterns in general, and would use this in all sorts of color variations. Using various iridescent glitter powders would make a treat! Thank you, Julie, for all you do!
I love, love, love, love them. Absolutely beautiful. I've never worked with resin but always wanted to. This inspires me. I think I'd like to add the tiniest bit of green to the water. Not really green, green, but a greenish blue. Does that make sense? Oh, my mind is spinning.
Suggestion for you. I would cut off the tabs of the foam at the sand part so it looks more like bubbles at the beach. Seafood does set a bit on the sand at least here on the Washington coastline here in the US. Beautiful..
Absolutely lovely!!! I have to say, I like these coasters the best of all that I've seen. Now, I just need to find the foam...! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us! You are so talented...💙👍😊🌊
These are beautiful! A mold of that blue starfish in your photos would be really cool. I've seen some out there, but they are not very detailed or appealing.
Hi, I watched ur video, and was quite impressed. To better hide ur edges, simply lightly paint over the edges using similar colors for the sand. After all, wet sand is darker near the water than lighter further towards the top of the beach
Your absolutely brilliant Julie!! These are amazing, I just love them!! I think the bubbles add to it looking realistic!! Thank you for sharing and Happy New Year 🎆
These look great. I think if you cut around the bubbles, instead of strictly following the sand lines, and leaving little parts of the bubbles you cut into, then you wouldn't need to cover the edge with sand, because it would still look like natural sea foam, because you'd have complete bubbles, instead of some parts of bubbles that look funny. I also have a question... why do you always put the starfish upside down? I know the bottom of the starfish looks more interesting, but it also makes it look like the starfish are always lying on their backs, which they almost never do if they are still alive... 😂 I was hoping to see how you made the mold for the sea foam. Not because I want to do it myself, but because I'm curious, and I like to watch people make things. So, it was a bit disappointing that you didn't show that, and that I couldn't find a video where you showed how you did it... maybe I missed it? Anyway, these still look good, and it was a good video 👍
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2 little feet prints in the sand would be adorable!
I’m rather deaf and can still hear Julie just fine. I wouldn’t like to watch and not listen. I always get smiles from these videos.
Me too! I find earbuds helpful. 👍☺️💐🇬🇧
Small suggestion, if you have extra resin sand, you could've used it in your little heart mold with a starfish. Would make a very cute necklace.
I was thinking the same, use the left over sand in the heart, I didn't think about the necklace part but that is a great idea
With that heart in the centre it seemed wasteful to not use it with the left over sand etc. I'm thinking it would be helpful to have spare molds on hand to tip excess into for random pieces.
That mold would be great as dragon's skin.. With metallic colors blue, green, little gold, Or reds, orange, yellow. Love love ❤❤😊🌺 this idea and mold choice! Your videos are amazing. Beautiful coasters.!
This idea is really beautiful. What you could do, to make it easier is use a small blade to cut the white bubble layer, so that you don't have any half bubble bits along the sand. If you did this, it would look more planned, and you wouldn't have to cover the edge with sand to soften it.
Yes, I was going to say this too
Wonder what the bubble mold would look like with it in gold with pure marbled over it! I think that would be pretty and even elegant!
But it's seafoam.. so those little bubbles actually add to the sea foam effect. Great job Julie! And that's the problem with resin . To many ideas not enough time and space lol
Julie may I suggest you reverse engineer them so you don’t have the edging… but in two stages… and in thin layers and wait to do the colors of water till last with the clear. A reverse canvas. And then do a 2nd layer of sand to hide the bubble line. It’s what I do when I use my bubbles. Mine isn’t as bug as yours. Wish I had it that big. But try it again and see if it works.
In other words do top layer first with a thin layer of sand and then do the colored water and thin layer of sand. It will sandwich the bubbles. That way you can control the size and shaping of sand as well. Maybe add some mini rock along edging to help shape it and hide it. Example mother of Pearl mix in a separate mix of sand on edge to form edge like on a rocky beach line. Both on bottom and top layer of reverse layers.
I tend to reverse engineer my projects and when I paint the little pictures I do the same. I think backwards.
love em! you could use a card to wipe off the excess resin. you could also make the white a little transparent so it looks like true bubbles when it hits the wet new resin. Or.. put them down on the blended colors first then put your sand/shells on top of them.. then top coat! so many options! my head's a spinnin! Ooh! if you do gold bubbles do a sunset color scheme beneath it! so gold on pinks/orange/yellow!
I love watching each and every one of your videos and they are never ever too long
Hi Julie I watched you pouring a few years ago & just stumbled across again - I think you are a very very talented artist and also enjoy seeing the birds in your garden ; thank you for your dedication ♥️🦋🌈
Love the new foam. What about pouring a solid white foam on the edges for finishing it. That is the way I have watched so many fininsh the foam edge. Sometimes they blow it gently backwards
I came to the comments to suggest this.
When you first started doing resin I watched because your enthusiasm is catching and I loved all the things you made. Then I had to try it. Then another, and another, then I started doing all kinds of stuff with it. I even made coasters and cut them into shapes before gluing them to a flower pot to do a mosaic look with resin pieces. I’m sorta sold on resin now. So thank you for sharing and honestly I love to watch you create. I like the steps and others can indeed fast forward, because it’s so relaxing to just be there as your create.
I love what you did! Especially where you put the sand in before… it really looks like what happens when the waves go back out! Amazing talent dear lady❣️
I like the extra resin bubbles. This is my fave pour of yours
You could always add your already resined sand to the top of your foam. It might save a few problems of playing with your sand to cover the edges. They are very pretty.
They came out really nice. If I were to make these coasters I think I'd cut a thin strip of the bubbles and place it where the clear resin is against the sand. There are so many possibilities. Great job. 🦋
Absolutely love them.
I’m amazed at how your creative mind works.
I personally would leave the outside bare without the rim like you do with you Druzy moulds, it would save having to cut them.
I have a birthday in early February so I do think these will be on my list when hubby asks what would I like.
Thank you Julie, I appreciate your time and effort to give inspiration to everyone. 🥂
I have just ordered 2, getting in before they sell out.
The final result is very nice. I thought when I saw some other items like this that the foam was the result of some kind of additive like floetrol.
A question... would it be easier to start by cutting the seafood bubble layer 1st and place it in the mold before pouring/placing the sand section, then remove it to pour your colored resin layers and return the seafoam after? I also wondered what effect you might have if the seafoam bubbles were just a band along the sand rather than covering all of the water?
Thank you for your extensive videos. You're a pleasure to watch and listen to.
Great job Julie 🥰🤩 I love it so much! Maybe you have a tutorial video how you made this silicone foam molds? Thank you ❤️
lol no reply means go buy them from her. I’d like to see how she made them too.
Where can you get the foam moulds please 🙏🏻
Hola, donde se compran esos moldes de burbujas??? Gracias
So, here's my two cents...the foam does go onto the sand in real life. Instead of cutting the foam to conform to the edge of the sand, cut it irregularly, making some go onto the sand, and some not quit reaching the sand. Organic edge.
I agree. I think putting a line of white would blend the lacing to the sand. Beautiful
Beautiful 😍
God has really blessed you. What a gift you have!
Molds are a great price, the shipping is what gets you. I'm putting one of your molds on my wish
list for my Birthday. I really love them.
Those are beautiful .... bet they would look great as a sunset as well
My suggestion would be, put your sand down then the bubbles then last put your shells on, then you would not have to worry about the build up of sand and you could cover it with your shells
Very nice. Your hard work paid off. I am glad you trimmed off the white edge.
Incredibly intricate and beautiful
I was the first person in the US (or so I was told) to purchase Platinum 360+ and I love it! It cures up so nice and hard overnight I find myself using it quite often!
Utterly and completely lovely! The little air bubbles inside the bubbles are so adorable! For a beach scene, I would leave them there! I miss the beach so - haven't been since before Covid .... My thought about another use for the bubbles, "paint" with iridescent powder and fill with black resin... then use it in a coaster.
For anyone wondering about the silicone brushes Julie used, look for Silicone Face Mask Brushes. I just bought some for a girls' night. Really cheap in US, if you buy in bulk.
Thank you, Julie! Thank you for your incredible art and sharing your life with us. Take care and stay safe!!
You are never alone with your dogs there. ❤❤
Many of my friends can relate to your videos, and 👍👍👍 We will always be with you so that we can grow bigger in the future. 💖Incredible Sea Foam Beach Resin Coasters
I knew you were going to make these. It's so cool being able to make molds for whatever you want. These are awesome! You constantly amaze me, Julie. Just wonderful.
I love hearing the puppies 🐶 love your work
These are gorgeous. I do love all of your videos. I cannot wait to see the lace in gold.
These are making Julie. You are very talented. Thank you for sharing everything with us. Love your videos 😘😘🦋🦋
Wow, these are absolutely beautiful!!! My sister loves the beach and she'd love these too.
WOW! I’m binge watching your videos … you do AMAZING work! I’m really enjoying watching you create. Thanks for sharing your talent!
There are so many little elements to these coasters - you think each part through and you get absolute perfection!
I would like to see a dark background with silver 'lacing'.
P.S. I was so excited to see a LONG video! 😀
The colors are amazing! Love the bubbles.
Maybe move the shells around more, not so lined up, maybe even near the shoreline.
Gorgeous!
Wowser. They came out so amazing. Absolutely gorgeous.
I love this. I'd trim the foam so that there are only full circles on the sane edge. Maybe with finger nail clippers, or small wire cutters for the little bits that stick out. Bubbles would be on the top of the sand so covering the edge with more sand doesn't make sense to me. My birthday is today, and hubby bought rib eye steaks... So ill have to wait to order the molds, but they are on my list.
OMG , these are so beautiful. Your creativity amazes me. Thank you for sharing your gift of the knowledge & wisdom & tolerating all of us just beginning. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🐾🐾🐾🚙
discovered this by accident...a happy accident.. I love these. They are beautiful. One could do so many things with something like this.. a type of night light...a Christmas tree ornament, a light catcher for the window.....
There is something truly magical about your voice. I am imagining that I am in a cozy cottage, in a nice sweater, with a hot cuppa. I also imagine that you write murder mysteries in your spare time. Even if I weren't interested in resin, I would listen to your channel just to feel warm and relaxed.
That sounds so lovely :)
I like how you explain things as you're going so I can learn what to look out for and what to do with my molds Thankyou and your flowers turned out beautiful have a great day
Making the outlines if the bubbles black or metallic and then filling the bubbles with translucent resin would make a nice suncatcher.
Very beautiful tray 😍 and your craft room looks very welcoming and cosy. I love your work ❤
You’re a genius, Julie!! These are the most gorgeous things. Too beautiful to stick cups on.
I think the mold with the rim could be used to make a Moon looking piece. So it would be craters instead of bubbles.
I actually like the tiny bubbles. It's fitting and looks great!
The most refreshing thing about your videos is not only that you make it look really easy, but that you're learning too! You're so relatable and that means alot. Now, how do I get those seafoam molds?!🥰😜😎
I would use some duo-chrome/color change mica in the resin and make "dragon skin" with that mold. It would make cool coasters for the fantasy fan.
So nice beautiful creation Julie you are the best
The color of the sand goes well with the color of coffee. Perhaps one could include a coffee theme in the design.
Unbelievable. Peak of creativity ❤️
Love the process and result
I love watching this tutorial so much..these are great..such a clever Chicky to create all of this..well done!❤
Very nice 👍 yes put a line or 2 of white down by the sand for waves so it hides the edge. Good job Julie 😃😍
You’re so unbelievably creative! Just ordered this and can’t wait to make something beautiful. Thank you 🥰
Your excitement is always so contagious! Makes me want to go craft, too, lol
Julie you just astound me, every video you do! You have such an incredibly creative mind and I thank you so much for sharing all your wonderful creations with us all - Well done x
I love your enthusiasm! Great job!!
Turned out really cool. I would like to try this but cut a strip that makes it look like the seafoam of a wave that rolled in with maybe a couple of smaller pieces as well.
You did an awesome job on the mold (which I will be ordering) as well as the coasters. Sooo gorgeous.❤🤗❤😊❤
Far too mucho details
Absolutely gorgeous,the warmer looks really deep.You a clever young Lady!love watching your videos. 🥰
They are absolutely beautiful and incredible
Beautiful, Julie. Good job! Love the beach and the sea, one of my favorite places to go on vacation.🐬
Awesome. May I suggest, using only partial bubbles inlay. Foam occurs nearer the shore. Some white waves in the darker water. All in all they came out beautiful
Beautiful! Reminds me of a day at the beach, which I'm missing very much on this wintery day. I would pour a little bit of opaque white between the bubbles and the sand to mimic the foamy edge of the water as it comes in onto the shore.
The sand has just a hint of being moved by the incoming wave that is so 3D too!
These are so beautiful! Your videos are such an enormous help to me. I have aphanatasia so could not envisage how you were going to use your foamy molds until you were actually doing it - just incredible. Thank you so much.
Thank you for sharing. The coasters are very beautiful.
Wow this are beautiful. I haven’t done anything in about a year. Busy with my grandkids. 😃❤️👍
Those are beautiful!! I think The star fish should be turned the other way!
They are gorgeous Julie.
Thank you so much for all you do and give of yourself. Loved your creative process, Julie! It's quite helpful to watch all the little steps and your in-the-moment problem-solving thoughts, so good call on leaving the film rolling. They turned out lovely. I understand the empty nest thing...
Innovative and great idea. I love bubble patterns in general, and would use this in all sorts of color variations. Using various iridescent glitter powders would make a treat! Thank you, Julie, for all you do!
There is a bunch of different shaped sand you should try! I saw a very pretty star sand. It would make people do a double take.
So pretty. Great idea.
I think these are vary sweet. Next time you try this technique maybe try cutting off ant pointed parts right up to the closet full bubble???
Another beautiful must try project… thank you ❤!
Again, really beautiful coasters. I love to see your resin videos, look forward to that every time 😍🤩
They look fabulous.
Oh my gosh those are stunning 🤩💕
I love, love, love, love them. Absolutely beautiful. I've never worked with resin but always wanted to. This inspires me. I think I'd like to add the tiniest bit of green to the water. Not really green, green, but a greenish blue. Does that make sense? Oh, my mind is spinning.
do you have videos showing how you come up with mold ideas and how to make them? you are such an inspiration
Suggestion for you. I would cut off the tabs of the foam at the sand part so it looks more like bubbles at the beach. Seafood does set a bit on the sand at least here on the Washington coastline here in the US. Beautiful..
They're adorable! 😍
You could make doily coasters!
Absolutely lovely!!! I have to say, I like these coasters the best of all that I've seen. Now, I just need to find the foam...! Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us! You are so talented...💙👍😊🌊
😍 this has actually stirred up emotions. They are so beautiful. 💕
These are beautiful! A mold of that blue starfish in your photos would be really cool. I've seen some out there, but they are not very detailed or appealing.
Hi, I watched ur video, and was quite impressed. To better hide ur edges, simply lightly paint over the edges using similar colors for the sand. After all, wet sand is darker near the water than lighter further towards the top of the beach
So much fun! Definitely a wonderful idea.
They are gorgeous!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow those cells!
Your absolutely brilliant Julie!! These are amazing, I just love them!! I think the bubbles add to it looking realistic!! Thank you for sharing and Happy New Year 🎆
Absolutely beautiful
I love them. They are so beautiful!
I was yelling at you, Julie, put sand in the shell! Lol
These look great. I think if you cut around the bubbles, instead of strictly following the sand lines, and leaving little parts of the bubbles you cut into, then you wouldn't need to cover the edge with sand, because it would still look like natural sea foam, because you'd have complete bubbles, instead of some parts of bubbles that look funny. I also have a question... why do you always put the starfish upside down? I know the bottom of the starfish looks more interesting, but it also makes it look like the starfish are always lying on their backs, which they almost never do if they are still alive... 😂
I was hoping to see how you made the mold for the sea foam. Not because I want to do it myself, but because I'm curious, and I like to watch people make things. So, it was a bit disappointing that you didn't show that, and that I couldn't find a video where you showed how you did it... maybe I missed it? Anyway, these still look good, and it was a good video 👍
Just ordered a set. Can't wait to get them.