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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Hi all,
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Here is a video of me creating natural Labradorite effects using the same nail powders as previous tutorials, these are simply amazing!
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Labradorite is my favorite stone (I even have it in my engagement ring) and it is STARTLING how much these look like the real thing! The only tiny suggestion, if I might make one, is to mix some of the nail powder into the clear UV resin as well. The “flash” in labradorite goes all the way through the stone so it might add just one extra dash of magic! Still, absolutely gorgeous and if you hadn’t told me they were resin I’d have never known!
Wow, thank you 😊
I would also try to use a needle to create "scratches" with the greyish resin from the first layer, once you've added the clear resin in the middle. You've gotten an amazing result but the real scratches are often thicker and more irregular. The real labradorites also often have dark splotches. But again, amazing result, probably the best fake labradorites I've seen so far (counting resins and paintings here)
They all turned out great!
Thanks Carolyn 😊
they are all gorgeous!!!
Thank you 😊
🎉🎉so amazing!!! This is on my tops!!
I wonder if a dremel would work better to do the scratching?
We always look at our art with a critical eye where as others look at our work and say Wow because they can’t see how we made it! Love your work! I think you have cracked it!
Thanks Anna 😊 Yes, we can be our own worst critics
WoW 😮 Daniel, they look completely amazing! Honestly your talent for art knows no bounds! Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful talent with us! ❌☘️🥰
Time. 1:03 a.m. I love labradorite . I use it in jewelry making
The one you liked the least, the first teardrop, was one of the better ones. The marks are quite prominent in the real stone. Labradorite also has pink, orange and gold added in small amounts to the blue colors. Yours are very good. I think they are beautiful. I'm very inspired to make them myself
Thanks Donna 😊
Loving your videos Daniel, I haven’t started making anything yet! I’m a little cautious, but a watching all of your tutorials!!
Must get started 😊
Oh. My. GAWWWSH 😍💜💖💗💖💜.. ok ok ok.. I'm gonna try this first thing in the morning..I LOVE labradorite..moonstone..amethyst.. these are my all time favorite and you just nailed it perfectly. Thank you for this Brilliantly executed resin gemstone hack 🥰
I literally spontaneously blew the scratch dust away from the stones ON my phone thinking it was my art LOOL
Amazing tutorial ! I absolutely love Labradorite stones (my favorite stone) and I was so happy to finally find a video with realistic results, so I made some, right away after watching your video.
I'm very glad of the results.Thank you !
Mr. Cooper, hello from across the pond. You are so inspiring and present us with many good ideas. Love the Labradorite. To me everything you do is new and different. Still trying the petri things but am still unsuccessful. But going to keep trying. Hope all is well with you and yours.
Thank you 😊 All good here thanks 😊 🙏
I love the blue but not sure I like the scratching. I suppose you could even scratch in initials. That would be cool. A mixture of blue and purple would be nice.
Maybe scratch the backs before you add the powder, then wipe off the excess powder before the next pour.?? Really, I know nothing, but just a thought.
Looking for inspiration... And FOUND IT! ❤
Thank you so much you have helped me so much. I made a bronze one and they are gorgeous I did a lot of other colors but I really like the bronze ❤❤❤
A small car vac easily sucks up excess powder. No left behind clumps without disturbing that which has been rubbed in. 1 second per cavity without even touching the mold and done!
If the effect is caused by making lines in the powder not the resin why not try disposable micro brush applicators for eyelashes & stuff like that?
Lovely work! I wouldn't worry no one can take their own work seriously, we're all our own worst critic.
Have you tried a pokey tool or sturdy needle to scratch so you have more control of where you're putting them? Just a thought.
Keep em coming!
This looks really great!
I would add the black out of the mould, by painting on black UV nail gel.
WOW 😮 these are amazing. Labradorites are one of my favourite stones for jewellery but I would never have imagined you could get such gorgeous results from resin. I don’t know how you think up your experiments but I hope you keep it up - I’m always blown away with everything you create. Thanks again for sharing 😊
Thank you 😊
Wow! Labradorites are my favorite stone and I think it would be very difficult to tell the difference between the real thing! Actually, I think the only difference would be that so many real stones have like one little good spot that you can only see if you hold at a certain angle and with yours the ENTIRE surface is iridescent and at any angle. LOVE LOVE LOVE these!!
Thank you for your help!! It gave me a great base to start!!!! Very well done!!,
Your blowing my wallet Daniel! Lol. Love your videos. ❤❤
Sorry Amy 😂 I used same ingredients as last few vids 😁
@@daniel..cooper I know. I was just playin with ya
may be i would draw lines with paint before you put powder on. you can make them look irregular so they look like fault lines. Once happy with your line than put the powder on. i see it a drawing in reverse.
I thought that was an emboss imprint sculpt on the back of the heart. It wasn't, but it got me thinking... you know it would be cool to try?
Love all your experiments, hi from South Australia
Loving these!! I’m still dipping my toe in to resin art!
Awesome work! My favorite stone and one I have wanted to recreate. The teat drop is my favorite.
Amazing work. I love labradorite and these are brilliant. I'll be trying this soon!
Can you use a needle to make the scratches ?
Very nice I wanna give it a go in some coasters maybe
What about a electric hand fill with a small thin bit
Can I use mica powders for the backing instead of nail powders? Love your videos! Ty
They won't flash as much 😔
Omg love this effect and deffo want to try it,
Daniel, absolutely love the heart and the last one... I can always tell if you really like how something turned out or if it just ok by your voice. I love everything you share with us and thank you so much for taking the time to do these videos. I appreciate so much.
Thanks Tina 😊
That teardrop.. oh WOWWWWW! Absolutely 💯 so in love with this technique. Great job friend..wonderful job. You did labradorite* justice (I'm not sure I spelled that right, sorry) 🥰
Yet another great video tut.
You got me thinking (Don't worry it didn't hurt too too much)... 1. what if you use sandpaper (High grit to low grit) to make the scratches? ... 2. Would this scratching tequnique work to produce a Faux abolone effect?
Good idea! 😊 I'm not sure about abalone though, that would be a tricky one to recreate
Wow you’re crushing it!❤
Loving these gems. Great video ❤
Daniel these came out beautiful!!! I just ordered the mold . For nail powder what set did you purchase the chrome and pearl? Im excited tontry this. Thanks ❤
I think it was that set, definitely chrome, I think at the time it was listed as Chrome Aurora 😀
Awesome job!!! Their gorgeous!!! I’ve been having to play around with some of it, I had it. Oops with the UV resin wrinkle on me it does give a cool fact. Thanks for sharing. It’s always a joy to watch a Videos!!!
Thank you 😊
I know exactly what you mean when you say that there’s just something about it that you can’t readily identify. I’ve made Stained Glass windows for Temples, Resorts, Basketball Stars and even a once popular TV Series (which they shattered.. of course :) And even tho the clients were happy, it was rare that I was completely satisfied with a piece. I also have symmetry issues😆 which really wasn’t helpful unless.. I was designing and creating a Frank Lloyd Wright piece.😂 Anyway, I think feeling that way is pretty normal.. maddening but, normal.😊 Your Labradorite is really beautiful Daniel.❤
Lol, it's horrible being our own worst critic 😂
What are those powders? I can't seem to find them in your Amazon store (US) and really want to try to make these. Thanks!
Hi Daniel! Just a question please…do you spray your mould before using UV resin?
Oh! Could us on TH-cam see some of your art? I know you are a true artist with resin! 😊
I’m guilty of what my Nan used to say ‘ fiddle farting’ too much! 😂really like these. Personally I prefer the sandpaper to craft knife. ❤ thanks.
Hi Sue, I haven't tried with UV yet, this mold was dull anyway so I didn't think to this time 😅
These are the best faux labradorite stones I’ve ever seen! I was messing with those powders yesterday on a simple letter keychain, and thought how very similar it looked to moonstone or labradorite, so I had to look for a tutorial and came across yours- super happy I did! 😊 Definitely subscribed. Can’t wait to see more. These are absolutely incredible, love! 💘
Thanks so much and thanks for subbing 🥰
So beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Such awesome pieces. I haven’t seen your other gem videos yet, since I just discovered you, but what kind of powder did you brush on?
Thanks, check the link in the description 😊😊😊
i think they turned out great! i have been collecting jewelry making supplies for years and love the resin part most of all. i have tons of finished products that are ready to sell but i don't feel they're good enough! im my worst critic as everyone tells me they're good so i end up giving most away!
We are all our worst critics 😔 Go for it, don't hold back 😍🤩
That created a stunning effect
Absolutely amazing😍 I've made a few of these myself. Do you know where I can purchase the blank trays for the larger hearts? I can't find them anywhere😥
Sadly, there aren't any currently 😔😔
Lovely. All of these are stunning 🤩 ~I wonder if after the scratch part when you used the eye shadow pad to get rid of the dust, if maybe that filled the scratches back in a bit. A little puff to blow off the excess or maybe nothing bc it’ll be behind the colors. I just know when I saw the eye shadow application thingy come back out I was thinking it would be a reapplication of the powders in the cracks. That’s a mouthful to say😂 but I’m sure you get the jist. Great idea to use UV right in the middle of the 2 part resin. Thanks for sharing 🌹🌹 edit: I have the mold. Never used it.. now bc of this I’m headed to try this & the others in the last few vids of yours.
Possibly, I may have brushed some back in, will remember for next time 😊😊😊. Yay, have fun creating Debra 😊
Love this stone, they all look fab! A fine nib black sharpie pen should work to get some of the black lines, scratching is very effective however - don't go over the lines as you can lift or smudge the original ones away. Just watched a video using UV Clay, not rare what brand. I'm sure your viewers would be interested in you experimenting with it, perhaps Let's Resin might be interested in making their own uv clay? Looks good, you can roll it, shape it, push it into moulds, add ink, glitter & powder and it sets just like normal resin. 😊
Ooh, another viewer mentioned this, I need to look into it more 😊. I will try a marker when playing next and see what happens 😊😊
Thank you so much for this! I am a resin/jewelry artist too, although I have been relatively inactive for a while. Your videos have been very inspiring, and motivated me to get back to work!
I was wondering, do you have a storefront where you sell your work?
Thanks 😊 I do not sell currently, sorry
These are amazing! Can you use black nail polish on the back instead of the black mica powder,do you think?
I have done before but my one was a uv polish and rippled a lot, normal should be fine 😊
LOVE LOVE LOVE these!! ❤❤❤
I tried making this ❤
Would a ball tool dipped in alcohol pulled across the piece in places work. I would think it would lift up some of the powder leaving lines which would then appear black due to top coat of black. Just idea. You could then make some lines wavy if you wanted to ??? 🤔🤔
Maybe, I think the alcohol will spread as soon as it hits the powders, however, that could add some good vein effects 🤔
Now I wonder what a swirl effect with magnet gels, cured, then Labradorite effect on the back would look like. 🤔
Ooooh 😳😳😳 That's an idea! Give it a try 😊😊
Lovedbthem all but the last was the best. Everything in nature is not perfect...so when we try to repest it wr cannot expect perfection, but you come teally really close! 😂❤
Thanks Diane 😊
Amazing !💯💯💯💯💯💯
I haven't even watched all the way through...and I know I'm going to try this! I would love to figure out how to do a faux seamoss stone.
😊😊😊 thanks 😊 I will look one up 😊
Do you ever make any of the larger resin items? I would love to see you try to do a pyramid with your different techniques…. What do you think?
Lol, imagine how many small pendants I could make from the resin in a big pyramid, I made one once, never again after seeing how much resin they need 😂🤣
Will have to try this!
❤ definitely worth stopping fb scrolling! I am going to try after work with 2 part.
😊😊😊 thanks Cristy 😊 Have fun creating 😊
Love learning from your videos. Is there anything else that could be used to dust on the back as i dont have any nail powders please?
An interference mica may work but won't be as flashy
This is amazingggg you are to hard on yourself...pleaseee amazingggg
Thank you 😊🥰
These look great! I think the scratches add the authenticity that it needs. Can this been done with non uv resin? And what type of powders do you use to get the shine? The natural stones have very straight fractures in them so I think they are perfect
Yes, this can be done with epoxy also 😊😊
Daniel these are beautiful. Please tell me Which set of nail powders you ordered as there are different sets on the link (Uk)
Many thanks
Mine was the mixed set 😊😊
I have a piece of Labradorite on a display shelf right now. Yours looks so close to it. Very nice job. I like that you don’t just slop stuff on. Your more deliberate and your explanations are very helpful. I’d buy it in a heartbeat.
I love the black heart that looks like an arrow going through it and the black teardrop with the heavy scratches. Not sure what that says about me or my head space right now - - but I dig it 😊
Thank you 😊
Bro laughs like sharukh khan😂
These are just gorgeous
You are a maestro Daniel you really are ❤❤
Thank you 😊 🥰
the heart was cool❤
Its just work With UV Resin? Can doit w epoxy resin?
Both will work 😊
Daniel, did you notice on the heart at the 2 o'clock area there is a face of a woman looking to her left, has the eye and nose. at 12:46. take a look and see what you see. It's amazing.
That's crazy! I will check it out 😊🥰
Did you try to scratch them put the aurora powder over the scratches? I do love the black border!
Thanks 😊 I will try but not sure the black would then show though.
Super❤
I love the technic and i prefere the last one 😉🥰
It's du franglish 😂
Sorry je maîtrise très bien le français mais j'ai toujours eu un problème avec les langues étrangères.
La n'est pas le propos... c'est fantastique, je vais essayer la semaine prochaine
Merci encore pour tout 😊
Thanks Claire 😊 Always type your comments in French, I can translate 😊🥰
Those are gorgeous!
wow I really like how they came out they are beautiful I love all your ideas slso
Thank you so much! 😊
Even more beautiful than the previous ones you had done. 🙂😍
Thanks Gulma 😊 I love these 🥰
Have you tried making an ammolite effect? Looks like the same method can be used here.
It's on my list but I keep putting it off, just the thought of trying intimidates me 😂🤣 It's gonna be a tricky one I think 😂
Absolutely stunning. Cannot wait to try this 😍
Thank you! 😊
The heart and the last one are amazing 😍 I'm gonna have to give it a go now I've got my powders 😁
Thanks Linda 😊 Have fun creating 😊
💜🩵 love them!
Wow ❤
Привет, покажите пожалуйста как сделать бусины под Лабрадор💕💕💕💕💕
Maybe soon 😁
@@daniel..cooper я буду с нетерпением ждать💕
Fabulous 🤩
Awesome
I adore labradorite but it is hard to find with that perfect flash. If you do, it is very expensive. Especially love the blue flash you have created. Thanks for seeing it through to the end. You have done it!
Oh fab! May have to give these a go ❤
Awesome….❤
It’s nice to hear that other art makers are sometimes dissatisfied with their own art ..hearing so many online artist constantly marvel at the beauty of their own creations has had me wondering if something was wrong with me
Lovely..
Bellisimo ¡ lo voy a intentar con epoxi a ver si sale ¡ muy genial me encantó ¡¡
Thank you 😊
I keep re-watching this video… I have to say this is one of my favorites. Did you also use sandpaper to create some of the scarring?
Wow!😮
May I ask what nail powders are?
Powders that are dusted onto nails.
Use a dremmel to make the scratches. With the incrave parts. Then you can make more natural lines. Without pressure. I think these look very beautyfull. My favorite stone.