Wow! What a great tutorial! Thank you so much for including the Cricut in your video. My mother-in-law gave me hers, but for the life of me, I can barely use the darn thing. Even though I know what a value it would add to my artistry. Your willingness to provide such in-depth tutorial videos to the masses is such a gift. I hope you are aware that when you share it with us, we, the struggling creatives, are truly and gratefully blessed. Nothing else matters, Steve. You matter to us, and we need you. We love and adore you. Everything will be okay!
I think it always helps to "complete" the package. A long time back (1980s and 90s) my mum used to sell a lot of home grown plants at markets and garage sales around significant days of the year like Christmas and Mother's Day... no cricut or resin, but her plants always sold really well because she added a plain bamboo type skewer/chopstick with nice curling ribbon on it and a small blank gift card -- would always sell out at the markets very quickly vs the other stallholders. So much so that for years people would come back and look for her, or even after a garage sale at home, knock on the door on other non-sale weekends and randomly ask if she had any plants for sale! Of course she always had some more underway and had the sticks with ribbons and cards ready to go.
I do the same thing with my etched glass that are candle holders or candy dishes. I add a candle or full the candy dishes with candy that has wrappers. That way they can see how it looks. Great idea , Steve & I just love the plant idea. How adorable & with Mother's Day around the corner ( not sure if you celebrate that there) that would be ideal gift to give.
Thankyou Steve, that was a great idea. The little plant signs are just darling! Also love your conversation starter, that's a great way to break the ice with potential customers 😊
Just love watching your videos. Helpful tip for weeding. I keep a paper lint roller to stick the bits I don't need. Makes clean up so much easier. I think you're just wonderful!
Super great ideas! I can't do shows anymore, but I can still make for gifts. I do not have a green thumb, so I can use the concept for other crafts. Thank you Steve 😊!!!
Love the signs. Great added touch! I am making some pots to put articial plants in for an upcoming craft show so this video is well timed for me. Thank you for all you do.
I LOVE these ideas (even though I don't have a business), Steve! These are so attractive...I'd buy in a second! LOVE that purple planter. ❤😊 Didn't it turn out great? 👍💕😊 TY, Steve! 💕
Great ideas! They are very attractive and this is the right time of year in PA for spring planting! Looking forward to other tips and ideas you have. Thank you so much! 💙
Cricut Maker 3, fab, I love mine. Great vid Steve, and thanks for the recommendation on the high viscosity UV resin a while back, I use it a lot now. Interesting to see other people doing the out line with the UV first now - I thought I was the only one who found that easier lol
I've actually found out how to tip you Steve! 😂 I also think it may be worth joining because I'd love to make some videos of my own creations and I think you may be just the man to give me some advice.
Very nice Steve! I have to agree with you about Cricut products, they're pretty much garbage. I've been using Siser for years, but I'll have to check out TechWrap for the future. TYSM for sharing with us!
These are a great idea! I have the silhouette cutting machine, it's great have give some ideas for vinyl cutters, too. I'm gonna check out the vinyl shop next. 😊
Hi Steve, thank you for all your brilliant tutorials ❤❤ Could you please share the link for your high powered UV Torch that you use? I would be very grateful. Sending sunshine and positive vibes from Western Australia
Steve, buy yourself some of those glasses they make for colorblind people. They make some for inside use too. Get some and see what you have been missing!
I am very new to this and only got into it because my little dog died and I wanted a little key ring with his hair in it, however, I can’t get a nice clear pendant as they all turn out dull and cloudy. What am I doing wrong? Is it the product, I am using OUHOE arts and crafts uv resin hard. Any help greatly appreciated 👍🏻
How safe is the resin for the plants? 🌱⚕️Could it Leach chemicals over time that would harm them or if for example you're using them for kitchen herbs could it add toxic chemicals for us? Would using them outdoors in the garden add to the risk? How safe are these resins to use outdoors in a garden setting for various decorations, plant labels or otherwise? Both for the resin and for the plants and the people involved if I have an organic vegetable garden should I keep my resin plant labels only to decorative indoor plants? I live in Phoenix Arizona which is very harsh in terms of heat and sun with a good part of the year over 100° F and a lot more days than I'd like over 110° F. Most plastic items disintegrate if left outside for long periods. How would resin hold up? Can I make my own garden decorations and plant markers and expect them to last? Would they be safe to use in an organic veggie garden? 🤞Fingers crossed I could have a lot of fun decorating if I can make whatever I want 🤩, but if it's going to get destroyed or negatively impact the health of my plants or, as a food garden, my self and my family I'd have to keep it to just some of the decorative indoor plants.😢 I'm really hoping that there's a kind of resin that would be safe for me to make little pots and markers for herbs and veggies without having to worry. Are there any food safe resins? 🤞
P.s. why did you choose not to extend the resin over the rest of the label down the spike for example since that would help make it more waterproof I would think. but then that would also make it easier for it to leech chemicals into the soil. is that part of the reason?
Wow! What a great tutorial! Thank you so much for including the Cricut in your video. My mother-in-law gave me hers, but for the life of me, I can barely use the darn thing. Even though I know what a value it would add to my artistry. Your willingness to provide such in-depth tutorial videos to the masses is such a gift. I hope you are aware that when you share it with us, we, the struggling creatives, are truly and gratefully blessed. Nothing else matters, Steve. You matter to us, and we need you. We love and adore you. Everything will be okay!
I think it always helps to "complete" the package. A long time back (1980s and 90s) my mum used to sell a lot of home grown plants at markets and garage sales around significant days of the year like Christmas and Mother's Day... no cricut or resin, but her plants always sold really well because she added a plain bamboo type skewer/chopstick with nice curling ribbon on it and a small blank gift card -- would always sell out at the markets very quickly vs the other stallholders. So much so that for years people would come back and look for her, or even after a garage sale at home, knock on the door on other non-sale weekends and randomly ask if she had any plants for sale! Of course she always had some more underway and had the sticks with ribbons and cards ready to go.
Always a good idea to put some extra touches! People do appreciate it.
I absolutely have become addicted to your channel. You are AMAZING❣️❣️❣️
Steve, you always have awesome gift ideas. Thank you for sharing.
I do the same thing with my etched glass that are candle holders or candy dishes. I add a candle or full the candy dishes with candy that has wrappers. That way they can see how it looks. Great idea , Steve & I just love the plant idea. How adorable & with Mother's Day around the corner ( not sure if you celebrate that there) that would be ideal gift to give.
Mother's day here is in march, the last Sunday I think x
Everything you made is so great! I especially love the little wooden signs!
Thankyou Steve, that was a great idea. The little plant signs are just darling! Also love your conversation starter, that's a great way to break the ice with potential customers 😊
Just love watching your videos. Helpful tip for weeding. I keep a paper lint roller to stick the bits I don't need. Makes clean up so much easier. I think you're just wonderful!
What a great idea. Thank you.
Super great ideas! I can't do shows anymore, but I can still make for gifts. I do not have a green thumb, so I can use the concept for other crafts. Thank you Steve 😊!!!
Thanks for the fantastic advice! Some really helpful tips. Really looking forward to your business course! Another good reason to be a member. ❤️
Love the signs. Great added touch! I am making some pots to put articial plants in for an upcoming craft show so this video is well timed for me. Thank you for all you do.
I LOVE these ideas (even though I don't have a business), Steve! These are so attractive...I'd buy in a second! LOVE that purple planter. ❤😊 Didn't it turn out great? 👍💕😊 TY, Steve! 💕
You are just so awesome! How kind you are to do this.
Thanks for that. I’ve been thinking about vinyl in resin and this inspired me, ❤
Thank you for sharing. I love watching.i learn ideas.
Great idea with the signs Steve! Love them.
This is a great tutorial. You explain things wonderfully so even I can understand what your doing lol❤
Love all your videos. I learn so much!! Thank you!!
Great ideas! They are very attractive and this is the right time of year in PA for spring planting! Looking forward to other tips and ideas you have. Thank you so much! 💙
Hi Steve, Super cool thanks for sharing ❤️👍
Amazing! These are awesome something to add to my list of ‘to do’
Superb ideas! Thanks for sharing.
I love Teckwrap vinyl, I also bought the whole range of them n lockdown 😁
Great video...thank you. I used to do craft fairs and anything that gets someone talking helps with sales
Thanks Steve. Very helpful!
I love those and would be one of your customers!
Love the little plant pots, do they have any drainage holes please ?
U give us such good ideas. I want to start doing 90% of it. I just don't know if people around me would buy it
Hi Steve great video 😍 thanks for sharing ❤️ xx
Cricut Maker 3, fab, I love mine. Great vid Steve, and thanks for the recommendation on the high viscosity UV resin a while back, I use it a lot now. Interesting to see other people doing the out
line with the UV first now - I thought I was the only one who found that easier lol
LOVE the ask me anything sign - what a great idea
I've actually found out how to tip you Steve! 😂 I also think it may be worth joining because I'd love to make some videos of my own creations and I think you may be just the man to give me some advice.
I use teckwrap too Steve with my maker ... love it
Very nice Steve! I have to agree with you about Cricut products, they're pretty much garbage. I've been using Siser for years, but I'll have to check out TechWrap for the future. TYSM for sharing with us!
Hi Steve, these are so beautiful. Can you tell me where I can buy the mold for the white pot with the red lips. Thank you
These are a great idea! I have the silhouette cutting machine, it's great have give some ideas for vinyl cutters, too. I'm gonna check out the vinyl shop next. 😊
Amazing as always
Great ideas😊
Hi Steve, thank you for all your brilliant tutorials ❤❤ Could you please share the link for your high powered UV Torch that you use? I would be very grateful. Sending sunshine and positive vibes from Western Australia
Steve, buy yourself some of those glasses they make for colorblind people. They make some for inside use too. Get some and see what you have been missing!
You are too clever!😊
Instead of a hardener would it be acceptable to just use a cure chamber?
How long is shelf life of unopened epoxy? I saw somewhere that it only good for year
Thanks
Fantastic
Hi love it!
I see people putting a white paste onto cured resin and wiping it off leaving white on raised areas. What are they using?
I am very new to this and only got into it because my little dog died and I wanted a little key ring with his hair in it, however, I can’t get a nice clear pendant as they all turn out dull and cloudy. What am I doing wrong? Is it the product, I am using OUHOE arts and crafts uv resin hard.
Any help greatly appreciated 👍🏻
Ok got it now seems sanding smoothly with finer and finer grains is the trick 👍🏻
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Love your videos on how to make some money! Craft shows seem like fun, but a lot of paperwork. 😢
How safe is the resin for the plants? 🌱⚕️Could it Leach chemicals over time that would harm them or if for example you're using them for kitchen herbs could it add toxic chemicals for us? Would using them outdoors in the garden add to the risk? How safe are these resins to use outdoors in a garden setting for various decorations, plant labels or otherwise? Both for the resin and for the plants and the people involved if I have an organic vegetable garden should I keep my resin plant labels only to decorative indoor plants?
I live in Phoenix Arizona which is very harsh in terms of heat and sun with a good part of the year over 100° F and a lot more days than I'd like over 110° F. Most plastic items disintegrate if left outside for long periods. How would resin hold up? Can I make my own garden decorations and plant markers and expect them to last? Would they be safe to use in an organic veggie garden? 🤞Fingers crossed I could have a lot of fun decorating if I can make whatever I want 🤩, but if it's going to get destroyed or negatively impact the health of my plants or, as a food garden, my self and my family I'd have to keep it to just some of the decorative indoor plants.😢
I'm really hoping that there's a kind of resin that would be safe for me to make little pots and markers for herbs and veggies without having to worry. Are there any food safe resins? 🤞
P.s. why did you choose not to extend the resin over the rest of the label down the spike for example since that would help make it more waterproof I would think. but then that would also make it easier for it to leech chemicals into the soil. is that part of the reason?
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Everyone is doing this just like with every other DIY. Lol
Thanks