Making LAYERED Dominoes with RESIN
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video you see the Domino Mold being used with MAS Epoxy Resin to create unique and custom Dominoes by @TiftenStudio herself.
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0:00 Introduction/Materials
1:13 What Resin & Why?
2:28 Mixing Pigment
4:44 Pouring First Layer
6:09 Mixing Glitter
8:37 Pouring Second Layer
9:42 De-Molding Final Product
10:02 Filling in the Dots
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A quick tip from one artist to another...If you take to long to use that resin, use a coffee cup warmer on low to keep it from getting to thick to use...Get a hand cloth lay it on the coffee warmer, then place your cup of resin on it...It will keep your resin workable until you finish your project...Happy crafting.
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS TIP! Im still a beginner in resin and this has happened to me so many times that I got discouraged.
Thank you for the tip. Very useful.
Thanks
That is good to know going forward
Thanks for the tip!
I used a gold sharpie pen on the mold itself, before resin. The resin picks up every bit and they look great!
ooh thank you nice tip!
The blue came out beautifully
Beautiful!
Great job love those colors together. Thanks for sharing
They look sooo pretty. Thansk!
That really cool
very beautiful
chicity reppin, thanks for sharing this tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
Very nice
Thank you for the detailed video! I'm curious if you sanded the back? Some video say the domino's will have sharp edges.
Would a powder pigment be better for opaque color than a liquid?
OMGoodness!! I need directions with measurements etc.
Is that the combination of resin & hardner you used to secure the rhinestones?
Is this for a double six set?
Do you need hardener too?
I use same molds and the never cure flat. When I sand they never become shiny again. I've seen people seal them with clear spray but every time ive ever done it like that they stick after, no matter how long I let dry. The way everyone does them doesn't work for me. Ice worked with resin for a wile. I don't get it.
Hi, I just started doing my first set of dominoes. (beginner) I filled the mold to the top and next day I removed dominoes from mold.. looks nice but I noticed that in center of the dominoes, the resin looks sunken. maybe wasn’t really full to borderline as I did?
Does this suppose to happen?
Hey! Thanks so much for watching our video - we hope you learned a lot.
We think your problem might be related to air bubbles in your resin. It sounds like after the resin had finally degassed, there wasn't quite enough resin in the mold to fill it all the way up. Mixing slowly and lightly spraying 91-99% isopropyl alcohol over your finished piece will help reduce air and avoid this issue, leaving you with a complete domino. We hope this helps!
Newbie here! I used this technique & then sprayed the dominoes with polyurethane for a glossy finish after sanding….they smell so strong. Should I have not done that? What should I have done instead?
The dominos don't demold flat. I use the same mold and have tried many diffrent resins. And sanding makes it so hard to bring back to a nice perfect flat surface
canwe use hair normal heat gun ?
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Is a heat gone a hair dryer too?
Just beautiful 😍 if I may ask where I live it's not ventilated is there an epoxy I can use in house?🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Look for non toxic and safe for indoor use. Amazon has some reasonably priced
Use Let's Resin … their resin is wonderful.. no odors at all and I don’t get headaches like I do with other resins…
Have you ever made a domino stand?
Where do you get the pen?
I made my 1st set and two of them look cracked is there a way to fix this and will they break
Hi there,
It sounds like there might have been some inconsistencies during the curing process. We always recommend having the area you're doing resin in be held at a consistent temperature during the curing process. The cracking could be indicative of the resin flash curing and pulling away, causing cracks. Mixing your resin thoroughly to ensure there are no unmixed parts will also help avoid these types of issues.
Where did you buy this metallic pen?
Hello! We hope that you enjoyed the content and thank you for your question.
In terms of Metallic Paint Pens, the best place to source these is typically a local Craft Supply Store. Some examples being Michaels, JoAnnes, or Blick but it's best to check in your area.
Hopefully this helped.
How did u put the dots &.lines in it didn't show in video?
They are built into the mold…
Nice video how much do you charge for these thanks
Any finished products that Tiften Studio may sell can be found on her website. The link is available in the Description if you would like to check availability! Thanks for watching.
Can you add spinner divot on these dominoes?
The beauty of resin is having the ability to put whatever you want in the mold. If that's something you'd like to do we suggest doing a thin layer as your first pour, being sure to add your spinner when the resin has set up a fair bit to hold it into place. You'd then finish your dominoes as normal. We haven't don't this project ourselves so would appreciate hearing if you find a better way!
If you'd prefer to add them after the pouring process then we're sure you could drill a small hole to place a glued spinner in each domino. Happy Pouring.
How long to you wait between colors?
I wait until the first layer is completely cured. The heat the top layer gives off while curing can mess up the bottom layer if the bottom layer is not completely cured.
What size are the dominoes? How thick? Mine are very thin.
Hi how did you smooth your edges after de-molding?
Thanks for watching our video!
In order to remove the roughness of the edges after the de-molding process, Tiffani uses a combination of the Marathon Rotary Tool with some sanding bits as well as some high-grit sanding paper.
We sell Marathon Rotary Tools at Bear Woods, here's a link below if you're interested.
www.bearwood.com/rotary
If you need to sand at all, how do you bring back the shiny finish?
@@sarahtruell7219 you would coat the back with either clear resin or coloured resin depending on what effect you go for
@Sarah Truell you can use a deburring tool it does not remove the luster and easier than sanding
Where can I get a box for the dominoes?
I think there are resin molds for those too or maybe you could search for pencil cases that could fit the dominoes?
Do you sell the domino molds
Can you teach me how to like set up design with domines
Still new at making dominoes. What was the resin you used? Does the dominoes come out really lightweight? Messed up on my first try
Tip: If you dont wear gloves you can wipe the paint off with your finger as soon as it happens before the paint dries.
Dominoes
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How do you make the ones that is soft coming out the mold hard please
You can’t. That means that your ratio was off when you mixed or you didn’t mix well enough.
Did you seal the metallic pen?
I have this question as well!
Me too! Lol
isnt the rule that the much u put color the work will be weaker ??
Depends on what kind of dye you use. Water and oil based food coloring dyes won't allow the resin to cure correctly and should not be used. Powered dyes usually work fine though.
@@coolgirlrules702 ty ty ty for ur info , and what about my work some times stay sticky ?? even if i calculate correct and mixed it very well .
niiiiiiice I love it. New subscriber I Just made a few sets I am gonna try your technique Cant wait to give you a shout out on my channel.