when you started drilling the hole into the shaker film I instantly recognized Amy made’s technique! She’s been a life saver with that tutorial!! These pieces are sooo gorgeous 😍
Ok so I’ve watched dozens and dozens of videos. And I must say, it’s a given your charms are gorgeous. But can we just talk about your video composition?! Your instructions were precise. You can tell how you pace working with your hands that you just care about craftsmanship. The font was nice and big so I don’t have to keep squinting and pausing to read. Well done!!! I am so living for the little things, friend! When you do another one, will you do a theme set? List your materials and links in the details?
Superb! Tahnks for sharing it. One, question.. Are you using Epoxy resin or UV resin? And how long it took you to dry them? Please share detail on drying time😊 Thanks!
@@Gerbilkinns I ended up getting the liq. latex but have since heard that mod podge and even regular Elmer's glue all do the same thing. Live and learn !
I’m so confused. So you apply the liquid latex around the entire piece, then apply the epoxy then peel when cured? I’m so lost. And what does the latex do???
@@brittanyyoung8501 no, you apply the liq. latex where you *don't* want resin run off, so to speak. Then you can go ahead with doming and not worry about resin running off on areas where you don't want it. On the subject of liq latex, I got one bottle a while back ago and it was fine. Then recently purchased a different brand which has *ammonia* in it. It was sold as make up effects so I guess it's not harmful but man it STINKS.
when you started drilling the hole into the shaker film I instantly recognized Amy made’s technique! She’s been a life saver with that tutorial!! These pieces are sooo gorgeous 😍
Ok so I’ve watched dozens and dozens of videos. And I must say, it’s a given your charms are gorgeous. But can we just talk about your video composition?! Your instructions were precise. You can tell how you pace working with your hands that you just care about craftsmanship. The font was nice and big so I don’t have to keep squinting and pausing to read. Well done!!! I am so living for the little things, friend! When you do another one, will you do a theme set? List your materials and links in the details?
Wow, I love how rounded the edges of this mold is. Most molds I see tend to be sharper
Those pieces came out so beautiful. 😍 I LOVE translucent pieces and always say I'm going to do more but never do LOL. But you have inspired me.
Beautiful!!...Best tutorial so far!!
I've always dreamed of making stuff like this :') Thank you for the tutorial!
Beautiful work!!! Thank you, ¿The liquid used to fill the shaker is also baby oil?
Those look so fresh. Good job
Your work is beautiful and I hope to be as good as u. I'm gathering supplies so hopefully I can start soon💜🐾🐈
They look super amazing. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
I'd never have thought of using liquid latex like that - genius. thanks for the tip
I am new to resin craft. Pls could you explain to me what that is used for? I don’t quite understand why it is applied and then peeled off.
@@juliemcgugan1244 to protect the parts that you don't want resin to spill over onto
Gorgeous!
Those look amazing. Keep up the great work.
They are beautiful 💗
Beautiful 😍😍
You did an awesome job 👏👏🙂
I really want to know about this technical. I love it.
Superb! Tahnks for sharing it. One, question.. Are you using Epoxy resin or UV resin? And how long it took you to dry them? Please share detail on drying time😊 Thanks!
2 part resin for casting and doming, uv resing is used just to stick the plastic film and to close de hole
Thats beautiful
These came out so great! Do you have any tips to remove microbubble out of the resin?
The best way is to use a lighter
If you're still there, what's the brand name on the liquid latex, there are so many and it would be nice to know what worked for you. Thanks.
They all do the same thing.
Love your pieces they are beautiful 😍 what Additives do you use to get the transparent colors?
These are gorgeous! Can I ask what you used to colour your resin? I love the colours and the translucency of them.
I use translucent colorants to get a translucent look. Anything that's not opaque should work.
hi! i was wondering what liquid latex you use?? ive never used it but i need some, but im not sure what to get :/ thanks!
Love the video. Would love to know where you got your liquid latex.
You can buy it anywhere, just do a Google search for some.
Beautiful! Do you have etsy store?
Hey How can I glue the shaker without uv resin?
What kind of liquid latex do you use? The stuff for making mask? or makeup?
Where can I get this mold?? I love it so much!
@@LullaBelleCreation Thanks! :)
What liquid latex brand do you use before doming?
They’re all the same.
What kind of plastic do you use
Where did you get the little loops to hang them with?
Can you make silicon mould for this?
Whats the total amount of resin used for each piece??
how did you drill the hole in the plastic
I show how in the video.
A little hand-drill, but you can use electric or battery powered ones, instead of hand-powered drills.
hi what does the flame at 0:48 do? curious
It pops any micro-bubbles trapped in the resin after pouring.
💕💖🌷
Hi.. Could you please tell me which epoxy resin brand you use?
Thank you for your reply and your resin creations are great)
Where do you find liquid latex? I've had zero luck.
Don’t know if this is helpful but I used PVA glue instead of liquid latex and it does the same thing 😁
@@Gerbilkinns I ended up getting the liq. latex but have since heard that mod podge and even regular Elmer's glue all do the same thing. Live and learn !
I’m so confused. So you apply the liquid latex around the entire piece, then apply the epoxy then peel when cured? I’m so lost. And what does the latex do???
@@brittanyyoung8501 no, you apply the liq. latex where you *don't* want resin run off, so to speak. Then you can go ahead with doming and not worry about resin running off on areas where you don't want it.
On the subject of liq latex, I got one bottle a while back ago and it was fine. Then recently purchased a different brand which has *ammonia* in it. It was sold as make up effects so I guess it's not harmful but man it STINKS.