I love the colours in the donuts. I can see how they will get plenty of positive comments from people who will admire this eye catching fashion accessory. Thanks for show us how to do this...great result.
I don't know why, since I am a fellow resin artist, but I've never actually watched anyone do this technique until now. I knew about it, I just never took the time to watch how it's done. It's fascinating and I can't wait to try it out now! :)
I have never seen this before and I'm glad that I stumbled on to your Channel. It is simply gorgeous. It looks simple enough that I may try doing some things with resin myself.
It can't be snow cap for the white it has to be pinata white and some of the ranger inks don't drop for me, most actually. I can only get the petri effect with Pinata regardless of the type of resin I use.
Hi Caren, when I worked for Ford making mock-up logos and various dash components, we used denatured alcohol to get rid of resin bubbles. Some of our molds were rubber and plastic so that was the best option. You might give it a try and see how you like it. It's a safe alternative to flame if you're using molds that can melt.
New follower...and wow..you are such a talented lady! Thank you for the demonstration and teaching, I will bite the bullet and try this..this evening finally! Blessings xx
Thanks for such a great idea! My daughter wants to make these now! We also checked out your Paint Pouring People merchandise and she picked out the horse tshirt to wear and so we bought it! Thank you!
Caren, this is so cool & beautiful. Wow. Even the speed up part was fun to watch. Your video is perfectly done; never boring, never too long. Explanations we're super. Can't wait to try this. Thank you. Anna K.
I have been messing with resin for the last two weeks, and I love those Pinata paints. I've been pushing white through other colors for awhile. It works with the gold Pinata too! Never thought to try layering it though, cool idea! Also, you can dome the backside, protect the white on the back.
Diamond Tacos thanks, good to know! Resin is fun and the possibilities are endless. It’s unfortunate that “Karen” has become a description for those who call 1 800-SNITCH, but I assure you it’s not me! I try to help people, not destroy.
Hello! I have just started using resin, I have a question for you. The project I worked on tonight when I used the paint, it didn’t drop to the bottom. How do I accomplish this?
Is the torch just to get rid of air bubbles? If so, all you have to do is be careful when mixing your resin and don't stir too aggressively (I've seen other videos on YT where aggressive stirring is for some odd reason recommended?). I've worked with resin for over 20 years and have never had issues with air bubbles. Even when one or two do show up, a little light tapping from under the table gets rid of them easily.
Craft Escape yes the torch is for air bubbles. Seems like if you’ve been using resin for 20 years you might be at least familiar with why people use a torch?
@@carengoodrich No, I only just started coming across it on YT videos in the last few months. I learned with jewelry resin from Rio Grande (I took a course from them way back when I first started) and they taught gentle "folding" instead of the vigorous stirring that I've seen lately, and light tapping from underneath or even on the sides of the table. Torching was never even once mentioned. That was my one and only class, and I've just used that technique ever since. I've also never had any air bubbles appear in my finished work, so I never had to go looking for other techniques. What I first learned works just fine for me.
Hi Caren ~ Love these pendants you are making, very neat idea and something different and always especially nice to be able to wear your art (apart from down your front) haha. Will definitely be making some. Cool idea. Thank you for showing and inspiring us all yet again. BIG huggs xxx
These are beautiful, I am new to the alcohol ink, I see there are some that are "exciter packs" what is the difference in the that say that & that don't say exciter? Please
I love the fact you took a food item and made it into a craft item. Always think outside the box is what I say!!! Big 👍🏾 on this video!!!
I love the colours in the donuts. I can see how they will get plenty of positive comments from people who will admire this eye catching fashion accessory. Thanks for show us how to do this...great result.
Caren you are so smart and creative.
What an inspiring technique....love it xx
This triggered so many ideas for other uses! Thanks!
Thank you, thank you for this awesome instructional video and your amazon store with all that is needed! Happy to have found you here on You Tube!
Wow, beautiful. Very nicely explained
I don't know why, since I am a fellow resin artist, but I've never actually watched anyone do this technique until now. I knew about it, I just never took the time to watch how it's done. It's fascinating and I can't wait to try it out now! :)
thanks, Ruthie, it's a fun thing to do!
One of the best!
I have never seen this before and I'm glad that I stumbled on to your Channel. It is simply gorgeous. It looks simple enough that I may try doing some things with resin myself.
Amazing
Thank you for sharing. Good information regarding the finish of your artwork, dull or shiny depending on your mold. Very nice pieces.
You are welcome!!
This is one of my favorite videos!
It looks like dichroic glass. Gorgeous.
Oh my word these are SO COOL!!!!
wooooooowwwwww wonderful art. I love it. greetings from Germany
These are stunning. Have invested in a donut mould. Can't wait to try it.
I have been making these, a lot of trial and error, you make it look easy!
msmcquade what’s the errors you’ve been having?
It can't be snow cap for the white it has to be pinata white and some of the ranger inks don't drop for me, most actually. I can only get the petri effect with Pinata regardless of the type of resin I use.
Omg they are just gorgeous. You have me hooked on so many new opportunities and ideas. Thanks for sharing.
That is such a cool idea! Very inspiring… Thank you for sharing your technique
Beautiful indeed wow
Hi Caren, when I worked for Ford making mock-up logos and various dash components, we used denatured alcohol to get rid of resin bubbles. Some of our molds were rubber and plastic so that was the best option. You might give it a try and see how you like it. It's a safe alternative to flame if you're using molds that can melt.
Hi, so how would you use it in this application? Would you just add it to the resin before adding color? thanks
more than wonderful
I can't wait to try this. These are gorgeous.
Awesome video!
New follower...and wow..you are such a talented lady! Thank you for the demonstration and teaching, I will bite the bullet and try this..this evening finally! Blessings xx
Amazing video and beautiful pendant.
Wow! Those are so cute!! Great video
God bless you for sharing your knowledge! beautiful art
Guilherme Gonzales thank you! That’s so nice! 🙏
They are really nice
I love them and I am going to make some for Christmas gifts.
Love it! Need something for my teenage students to do and this is perfect! Thank you!
These look fabulous !!!!! Thank you 😊
Thanks for such a great idea! My daughter wants to make these now! We also checked out your Paint Pouring People merchandise and she picked out the horse tshirt to wear and so we bought it!
Thank you!
Teresa Johnson thank you Teresa and to your daughter as well! We appreciate it very much and hope you have fun making the Petri dish donuts!
I am finally getting over my fear of resin 😊 These little donuts are gorgeous! Thanks for the video!!
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! these are so awesome, thank you for making the time to share this
They are so Fab! I am going to order through your link and make some :-) Cant wait to see this mystery product reveal....
Awesome. Thanks so much for showing us!
Love, love, love! Xx
Very stunning!! ❤😍❤
I love that they are so pretty
OMG it is sooo beatiful!
LOVE LOVE LOVE !!!
Those are so pretty! I need to try this out! Hopefully mine will come out just as beautiful! Thank you for posting!
I don’t usually make jewelry but I really like these. I ordered the mold from Amazon under your name.
Love these!!! Well done!
These are AMAZINGGGGGG OMGGG
Caren, this is so cool & beautiful. Wow. Even the speed up part was fun to watch. Your video is perfectly done; never boring, never too long. Explanations we're super. Can't wait to try this. Thank you. Anna K.
Thank you, Anna!
Bellísimo, quede enamorada como siempre de tu trabajo. Bendiciones y mucha luz en tu vida. Cariños desde Argentina
Loved it!!!!!!!
Cute pendants Caren. 💗💗💗💗💗
Thank you, Laura!
Awesome 😍
I have been messing with resin for the last two weeks, and I love those Pinata paints. I've been pushing white through other colors for awhile. It works with the gold Pinata too! Never thought to try layering it though, cool idea! Also, you can dome the backside, protect the white on the back.
Clever girl! Those are simply beautiful. I'd love to try some with metallic paint. Thanks! ~ Lisa
Caren, these are smashing! Well done!
Very very nice. Thank you!
So gorgeous! Thank u
I know Karen/Caren Is a Joke name for Ladies today But Thank you Caren you helped me.pick up a New Hobby!!!!
Diamond Tacos thanks, good to know! Resin is fun and the possibilities are endless. It’s unfortunate that “Karen” has become a description for those who call 1 800-SNITCH, but I assure you it’s not me! I try to help people, not destroy.
so beautiful.Thanks for making this video.
can't wait for the news! Hope us UK pourers benefit too!
Thanks Caren.. fabulous 💜
Love love love this. Definitely on my list to make. Thank you.
Lovely! Thanks Caren.
Well done! accept my respect and my appreciation
Beautiful!
love them i do the same art and it is soooo much fun
Lovely work, like the designs very much. ---Dave...
Really awesome! Thanks, I'm going to try this. I've learned a lot watching you the past few days, I dig the paint pours you do as well.
You are a amazing woman.
This is great.
Regards from Iceland
Awesome!
Wow! This is wonderful. I shall be trying this. I have subscribed.🎨💕🇬🇧
very nice
I found that exact (!) mold in my car trailer today--- how weird!! Have never used it, but now I WILL! Thanks!!!❤️😊
wow those are beautiful and love the colours
So beautiful .. I want to learn so badly how to make epoxy jewelry ...
Super cool!! Now that it has been over a year, is there any other colore to use except for white? thanks!
Victoria no! It has to be Pinata white! Lol Even in 2019!
that is Awesome!! Really Nice! Thanks for Sharing!!
So beautiful
I love these! Thank you for sharing!
I love this, I am going to give it a go. Thank you.
Very cool
So pretty, would be lovely in a heart shape too
I absolutely love this! Thank you for sharing!
I love it!
Love this!!
This is so beautiful, thank-you.
Love this. Could you set a washer in the resin and then use these bad boys as pattern weights?
Helly Jenkins sure! You might want to pour a partial layer first, let it cure then put the washer in, and pour the rest.
Bless you sis. Thanks for the tutorials.
Hello! I have just started using resin, I have a question for you. The project I worked on tonight when I used the paint, it didn’t drop to the bottom. How do I accomplish this?
Is the torch just to get rid of air bubbles? If so, all you have to do is be careful when mixing your resin and don't stir too aggressively (I've seen other videos on YT where aggressive stirring is for some odd reason recommended?). I've worked with resin for over 20 years and have never had issues with air bubbles. Even when one or two do show up, a little light tapping from under the table gets rid of them easily.
Craft Escape yes the torch is for air bubbles. Seems like if you’ve been using resin for 20 years you might be at least familiar with why people use a torch?
@@carengoodrich No, I only just started coming across it on YT videos in the last few months. I learned with jewelry resin from Rio Grande (I took a course from them way back when I first started) and they taught gentle "folding" instead of the vigorous stirring that I've seen lately, and light tapping from underneath or even on the sides of the table. Torching was never even once mentioned. That was my one and only class, and I've just used that technique ever since. I've also never had any air bubbles appear in my finished work, so I never had to go looking for other techniques. What I first learned works just fine for me.
Great video, I love working with resin, this has so many possibilities. Cheers, Jim
Really pretty! Thank you for sharing!
Great video and the final result is amazing thank you for sharing x
I really like this lady. She is sweet, very down to earth. God bless you...Jesus loves you!
Breath thank you so much, I appreciate it!
Amazing 🌷
Hi Caren ~ Love these pendants you are making, very neat idea and something different and always especially nice to be able to wear your art (apart from down your front) haha. Will definitely be making some. Cool idea. Thank you for showing and inspiring us all yet again. BIG huggs xxx
Amazing...very nice so beautiful
Pretty❤️👍🏻
These are beautiful, I am new to the alcohol ink, I see there are some that are "exciter packs" what is the difference in the that say that & that don't say exciter? Please
Debra Wilkes It’s just the way they group them together to sell. No difference in actual product.
@@carengoodrich thanks
Really nice!