I love how the gold leaf line broke up, it's softer like that. and glitter in the top coat is genius! lovely tray! very delicate and feminine. I have a hard time with restraint- I keep adding bits and treasures. this reminds me of the impact of "simple", thank you.
Thank you so much for your lovey comment 💕 it is so difficult to know when to stop isn't it! I am the same especially with glitter! I am so pleased you love it, thank you so much xx
Your art is beautiful and you're an excellent teacher, thanks for teaching us how to work with resin. I have been able to understand all the videos I have watched from you clearly 😊✨
What would you do if the resin is already cured and some of the flowers are sticking up? Would top coating work, or should I sand and then top coat? It’s really pretty so I hate to sand if it’s going to mess it up. But not leveling someway leaves it uneven to carry things on it. Please give me your expert opinion. I was hoping you’d say what to do in this situation on this tutorial. Thank you for your help. I also don’t know how you answer our questions.
Hi a good tip is to fill the mould with water and record how much water it takes and this is usually the same as the amount of resin. So if the mould holds 100ml of water it will probably need 100ml resin to fill it. Hope this helps
You can glue a thin sheet of cork to the back. It will stop sliding and help with heat rings on wood. Or of your coasters are clear, there are silicone ‘dots’ that are sticky on one side. You’ll find them with the little round pads for underneath chairs in the hardware store. Good luck.
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I love how the gold leaf line broke up, it's softer like that. and glitter in the top coat is genius! lovely tray! very delicate and feminine. I have a hard time with restraint- I keep adding bits and treasures. this reminds me of the impact of "simple", thank you.
Thank you so much for your lovey comment 💕 it is so difficult to know when to stop isn't it! I am the same especially with glitter! I am so pleased you love it, thank you so much xx
Your art is beautiful and you're an excellent teacher, thanks for teaching us how to work with resin. I have been able to understand all the videos I have watched from you clearly 😊✨
Thank you so much xx
This is stunning Valerie. So delicate and soft it's beautiful,love it 😍😍😍😘😘😘🦋🦋🦋
Thanks so much 😊 so pleased you love it 💕❤️
This is a beautiful tray!
Thank you so much x
Beautiful tray.
Thank you Alpa 💕
Very beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much 💕
Hermosa
HERMOSO TRABAJO .ME ENCANTO!
Thank you 💕
We can use a dry air for a drying the resarts
This is gorgeus! Where can I find this butterflies
You can find these on amazon
This is stunning, the colours are so pretty. Where did you buy the flowers please% x
They can be purchased on amazon
@@just4youonlineuk Thank you so much. X
Very beautiful, kindly tell me how much watt heat gun is yours?
it has 3 settings and 2000W ❤️
What would you do if the resin is already cured and some of the flowers are sticking up? Would top coating work, or should I sand and then top coat? It’s really pretty so I hate to sand if it’s going to mess it up. But not leveling someway leaves it uneven to carry things on it. Please give me your expert opinion. I was hoping you’d say what to do in this situation on this tutorial. Thank you for your help. I also don’t know how you answer our questions.
Hi, unfortunately you will need to sand and then do another top coat
How do u decide the amount of resin required for a particular mould?
Hi a good tip is to fill the mould with water and record how much water it takes and this is usually the same as the amount of resin. So if the mould holds 100ml of water it will probably need 100ml resin to fill it. Hope this helps
My resin coaster are moving on the table what to do??? Any thing for grip?
You can glue a thin sheet of cork to the back. It will stop sliding and help with heat rings on wood. Or of your coasters are clear, there are silicone ‘dots’ that are sticky on one side. You’ll find them with the little round pads for underneath chairs in the hardware store. Good luck.