I’m pretty new to resin as I do mostly wood and metal art. I’ve learned so much from watching videos like this so far. I hope this doesn’t come off disrespectfully in anyway. While I think it’s great you show the human side with bloopers and mistakes I found I needed to fast forward some of this. I love the idea of using that thicker plastic. Perfect for this project! Maybe one tip as to the colors of your inks. Keep the label clean so you can read what it is. I always am able to get the colors I want that way. Even sometimes a chart of just how many drops per amount of resin so I can always duplicate the color as well as shade I want. Thx for sharing. Sounds like you’ve been very fortunate to have traded to many beaches. I live in Myrtle Beach, drop me a line if you ever come here 😊
Want to add that I truly appreciate that you include those little frustration moments. It's tough to watch a video where everything seems perfect for the one sharing their project process. By including them you're showing that even if it doesn't work exactly as you thought or planned that the end project can still be (AND IS) beautiful. It's easy to watch a "perfectly executed" video and want to give up when it doesn't seem to go correctly. Thank you for including those little moments.
WOW Sandy you have really gotten so much better with the wave bowl!!!! I am learning so much from you and I want to say thank you for making these videos and letting us see your mistakes and your successes!!!
Beautiful! I just found your channel today, and I have a strong suspicion that tomorrow will be spent binge watching your videos. I’m new to working with resin, and I’ve only been making tumblers so far. I’d much rather be making beautiful works of art like yours! They’re very inspiring and peaceful to look at. Thank you for sharing your talent!❤️
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! You are so inspiring and I love your personality. You are so real and honest with your approach. I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for sharing your extensive creative knowledge with us! I saw someone use polyurethane drop cloth because she had the same issues you did with the cling sticking. The drop cloth polyurethane one pulled right off. I found a roll at the dollar store and it worked for me.
Use the rolls of plastic wrap used for gift baskets. It’s fantastic. The last bowl I did on my channel I used it for the first time and I was blown away. Super shiny too.
@@SandyBeachBumTM I'll have to look closer. Didn't notice any pattern or dull finish. Perhaps were using two different brands. Keep learning!! TThanks again for the tutorial
I'm really enjoying your process video's. Ive subcribed and I'm looking forward to watching more. So far Ive only used resin to coat my paintings but im trying to learn more about making bowls. Thanks for your time to make this!
Yes teal is always greenish more the aqua. Make a tiny little post-it & tape it’s on teal(greenish). Hope it helps. I love watching what you make in ya all very beautiful!!!!💕🧜♀️
This is supposed to be a stress reliever and I think the recording is causing you a lot of stress so have you thought about just filming yourself and then doing a voice over later explaining the steps you took. I think this will give you a chance to relax more and get back to enjoying your work. You're way too hard on yourself, btw!💜
I agree. If a voiceover is done after the fact, it doesn't matter about playing the music while working. I personally love working while watching horror movies. I know that's not for everyone but it's the main reason I don't use video. I may start. Great idea!
Your sticking problem may be confounded by using a torch to heat resin instead of using a heat gun. A torch will wreck everything except wood. Try a heat gun for bubbles instead of a torch.
Very nice video, thanks a lotI was wondering, if using mould release spray before starting the project will helpto remove the silicon mat/cling wrap/ plastic more easily??? Any idea or thought??
I just found this video and you may have figured this out by now - 11 months later! - but many creators do their videos without audio and then they go back and add their audio explanation later. This should allow you to enjoy your music without any disruptions. BTW, I am so happy I've found your channel, you create lovely pieces!
If you're too afraid to heat the resin to pop your surface bubbles on your plastic and possibly melting it, try Isopropyl alcohol 91% or higher...put it in a mister or spray bottle with a fine mist and spray it over the surface to help pop those bubbles if you don't really want them. But like you, I think it (the resin bubbles} lends well to the sculpture.
Hi Sandy, fellow Canadian here. I am living my best life ever on the beautiful island of Cozumel. I just returned home from Canada and brought some Art Resin with me. I am interested in doing some bowls. Just wanted to know, how do you calculate the volume you wlll need. The resin is very precious, as I cannot purchase it here on the island. Any helpful hints you have would be appreciated. I love your bowls and all of the resin projects that you do.
Hi, will resin stick to hot glue? Im doing a school project and am making a sculpture out of hot glue and was thinking of covering that with resin...any advice? Thank you and really enjoy your videos!
Sandy I love your work! What gauge was your vinyl that you used in this video? I’m experiencing with a few different gauges myself and haven’t got the right one yet.
Most shower curtains have a pattern in the plastic. My dollar store doesn’t carry smooth ones that are also clear. The do carry plastic table cloths that are and I buy those.
To get rid of bubbles without risking burning the plastic, I've seen people spray 99% rubbing alcohol onto it and it pops the bubbles up til the alcohol evaporates, even bubbles still coming to the surface. Pouring Your Heart Out sometimes uses it.
Yes I have used that method since, although it doesn’t work for everything because it will disperse the colours in an odd way and if you’re trying to create a certain look it can disrupt that.
Why don't you use earphone to listen to your music and that way you enjoy yourself and youtube can't say anything about infringements and you can also add a comment or two. Oh, try a silicon pastry brush to drag it out instead of a stick. Good luck and thanks for sharing!
Yes I tried that, and sometimes it works but sometimes if there’s a lot it leaves a brown mark. I’ve actually grown used to peeling it off and quite enjoy it, I find it somewhat therapeutic. Thank you for watching!
Yes! I don’t have one at the moment but I should in a week or two. I just sold two on my Etsy page. Search SandyBeachBumCA and I think you can see sold items to see if you like them. Message me on Etsy so I can let you know when I post one.
Hi Martha! Did you ever message me on Etsy - I dont see it if you did? Because I have a bowl that will be ready to go this week. I can send you pictures if you’re interested. Please message me on Etsy. If I don’t hear from you in the next 24 hours, I will be listing it.
If you wanted to look in the bowl and see the shells shouldn’t you put the shells before and poured the sand over it so they would be on the inside? I’m with a.m. I think you should film it and then voiceover, that way you can listen to your music, and not be so stressed out.
I was told that one was not to bring things as sand, rocks, plants, shells etc. from one country to another due to cross contamination of biologicals. It is illegal. We are not even supposed to brings things from other provinces, maybe this is just a Saskatchewan thing.
I always declare at customs that I have shells that I collected. They’ve never had an issue with it. If the country I am visiting don’t allow you to beachcomb then I don’t do it.
I’m pretty new to resin as I do mostly wood and metal art. I’ve learned so much from watching videos like this so far. I hope this doesn’t come off disrespectfully in anyway. While I think it’s great you show the human side with bloopers and mistakes I found I needed to fast forward some of this. I love the idea of using that thicker plastic. Perfect for this project! Maybe one tip as to the colors of your inks. Keep the label clean so you can read what it is. I always am able to get the colors I want that way. Even sometimes a chart of just how many drops per amount of resin so I can always duplicate the color as well as shade I want. Thx for sharing. Sounds like you’ve been very fortunate to have traded to many beaches. I live in Myrtle Beach, drop me a line if you ever come here 😊
SO PRETTY!!!!
Want to add that I truly appreciate that you include those little frustration moments. It's tough to watch a video where everything seems perfect for the one sharing their project process. By including them you're showing that even if it doesn't work exactly as you thought or planned that the end project can still be (AND IS) beautiful. It's easy to watch a "perfectly executed" video and want to give up when it doesn't seem to go correctly. Thank you for including those little moments.
Just be yourself, no stress it is fine. You make beautiful things I want to learn, so thank you.
just be yourself... enjoy your passion... no one wants you to be perfect... it is charming
WOW Sandy you have really gotten so much better with the wave bowl!!!! I am learning so much from you and I want to say thank you for making these videos and letting us see your mistakes and your successes!!!
Thank you!! I am having a lot of fun with it all. I am so happy that you are enjoying the videos! :)
Beautiful! I just found your channel today, and I have a strong suspicion that tomorrow will be spent binge watching your videos. I’m new to working with resin, and I’ve only been making tumblers so far. I’d much rather be making beautiful works of art like yours! They’re very inspiring and peaceful to look at. Thank you for sharing your talent!❤️
Awesome! Thank you! I am so happy you found me and I hope you find inspiration in the tutorials. Don't hesitate to post any questions you might have.
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! You are so inspiring and I love your personality. You are so real and honest with your approach. I enjoy all your videos. Thank you for sharing your extensive creative knowledge with us!
I saw someone use polyurethane drop cloth because she had the same issues you did with the cling sticking. The drop cloth polyurethane one pulled right off. I found a roll at the dollar store and it worked for me.
Thank you for watching!!! It makes me so happy that you enjoy them!!
Love these bowls you make. Keep posting your videos please.
Love the one you did yesterday! Not seen this one yet.
Use the rolls of plastic wrap used for gift baskets. It’s fantastic. The last bowl I did on my channel I used it for the first time and I was blown away. Super shiny too.
Do you have a link on the type of plastic wrap you use please?
You work is so stunning! I finally found you on my suggestions feed. Hoping to see much more!
Thank you so much!
I love your work it is so stunning and beautiful
beautiful. i've found that the heavy painters drop cloth works well with my pours. I use two layers. Comes on a giant roll so a great value
I bought some but it had a dull finish with a bit of a pattern in it so it wouldn't work with my pours.
@@SandyBeachBumTM I'll have to look closer. Didn't notice any pattern or dull finish. Perhaps were using two different brands. Keep learning!! TThanks again for the tutorial
I'm really enjoying your process video's. Ive subcribed and I'm looking forward to watching more. So far Ive only used resin to coat my paintings but im trying to learn more about making bowls. Thanks for your time to make this!
Gorgeous.
Yes teal is always greenish more the aqua. Make a tiny little post-it & tape it’s on teal(greenish). Hope it helps. I love watching what you make in ya all very beautiful!!!!💕🧜♀️
If you are sad about the music, don't be, put it on in the background and be happy and don't be stressed. Don't worry be happy. 😜
I use a clear glossy shower curtain. It is a little heavier and very easy to remove.
Great idea!! I will have to try it.
This is supposed to be a stress reliever and I think the recording is causing you a lot of stress so have you thought about just filming yourself and then doing a voice over later explaining the steps you took. I think this will give you a chance to relax more and get back to enjoying your work. You're way too hard on yourself, btw!💜
I agree. If a voiceover is done after the fact, it doesn't matter about playing the music while working. I personally love working while watching horror movies. I know that's not for everyone but it's the main reason I don't use video. I may start. Great idea!
Blown away over this, do you have a video that you say the amounts of the resin you use?
One cup for each layer.
Absolutely beautiful I love the Long drips Going to watch part two now❤️
Thanks so much 😊
Your sticking problem may be confounded by using a torch to heat resin instead of using a heat gun. A torch will wreck everything except wood. Try a heat gun for bubbles instead of a torch.
Very nice video, thanks a lotI was wondering, if using mould release spray before starting the project will helpto remove the silicon mat/cling wrap/ plastic more easily??? Any idea or thought??
I just found this video and you may have figured this out by now - 11 months later! - but many creators do their videos without audio and then they go back and add their audio explanation later. This should allow you to enjoy your music without any disruptions. BTW, I am so happy I've found your channel, you create lovely pieces!
i realize Im kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good site to stream newly released series online ?
@Merrick Jagger i would suggest flixzone. Just google for it =)
If you're too afraid to heat the resin to pop your surface bubbles on your plastic and possibly melting it, try Isopropyl alcohol 91% or higher...put it in a mister or spray bottle with a fine mist and spray it over the surface to help pop those bubbles if you don't really want them. But like you, I think it (the resin bubbles} lends well to the sculpture.
Use an 18x18 porcelain tile, it peels right off.
How about a plastic table cover like for a kid’s party? Still may be too thin.
Thank you for the reply! I'll check you out on your Etsy shop
Hi Sandy, fellow Canadian here. I am living my best life ever on the beautiful island of Cozumel. I just returned home from Canada and brought some Art Resin with me. I am interested in doing some bowls. Just wanted to know, how do you calculate the volume you wlll need. The resin is very precious, as I cannot purchase it here on the island. Any helpful hints you have would be appreciated. I love your bowls and all of the resin projects that you do.
It has been trial and error, still is. For the bowls it is about 6oz a layer. And I am jealous of you living on Cozumel!!!!
Lord have mercy you’ve been everywhere
Oh I grew up in Perth🩷🦘🐨
Hi, will resin stick to hot glue? Im doing a school project and am making a sculpture out of hot glue and was thinking of covering that with resin...any advice? Thank you and really enjoy your videos!
I have no idea as I’ve never tried it.
Would love to know how much resin you used? Thank you so much!
I cup per bowl so 2 in total.
I just watch a lady in England using contact paper and poured on the slick side and it didnt stick.
Sandy I love your work! What gauge was your vinyl that you used in this video? I’m experiencing with a few different gauges
myself and haven’t got the right one yet.
I have no idea. Sorry!!
Sand from Perth, that is close to me!
U CAN USE A FROSTING TYPE BAG FOR PIPING,FYI
Try buying clear shower curtains. They sell them at the "Dollar Store" for $1.00. Works GREAT, and sometimes reusable!
Most shower curtains have a pattern in the plastic. My dollar store doesn’t carry smooth ones that are also clear. The do carry plastic table cloths that are and I buy those.
To get rid of bubbles without risking burning the plastic, I've seen people spray 99% rubbing alcohol onto it and it pops the bubbles up til the alcohol evaporates, even bubbles still coming to the surface. Pouring Your Heart Out sometimes uses it.
Yes I have used that method since, although it doesn’t work for everything because it will disperse the colours in an odd way and if you’re trying to create a certain look it can disrupt that.
@@SandyBeachBumTM Thanx...I hadn't heard that before.
Que hermoso
You can use headphones on very low, so you can listen and talk !!
At the beginning just state that you do not own the rights to any of the music and it's for personal enjoyment only.
you can create a playlist from royalty free music
Yes, I suppose I could, but in my experience, most free royalty music isn’t very good.
Why don't you use earphone to listen to your music and that way you enjoy yourself and youtube can't say anything about infringements and you can also add a comment or two. Oh, try a silicon pastry brush to drag it out instead of a stick. Good luck and thanks for sharing!
Use your torch to burn the plastic remaining;
Yes I tried that, and sometimes it works but sometimes if there’s a lot it leaves a brown mark. I’ve actually grown used to peeling it off and quite enjoy it, I find it somewhat therapeutic. Thank you for watching!
👍❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏🇧🇷
PLAY THAT FUNKY MUSIC!
Can I buy a tide pool splash bowl from you? It would be a perfect gift for a dear friend.
Yes! I don’t have one at the moment but I should in a week or two. I just sold two on my Etsy page. Search SandyBeachBumCA and I think you can see sold items to see if you like them. Message me on Etsy so I can let you know when I post one.
Hi Martha! Did you ever message me on Etsy - I dont see it if you did? Because I have a bowl that will be ready to go this week. I can send you pictures if you’re interested. Please message me on Etsy. If I don’t hear from you in the next 24 hours, I will be listing it.
If you wanted to look in the bowl and see the shells shouldn’t you put the shells before and poured the sand over it so they would be on the inside? I’m with a.m. I think you should film it and then voiceover, that way you can listen to your music, and not be so stressed out.
I was told that one was not to bring things as sand, rocks, plants, shells etc. from one country to another due to cross contamination of biologicals. It is illegal. We are not even supposed to brings things from other provinces, maybe this is just a Saskatchewan thing.
I always declare at customs that I have shells that I collected. They’ve never had an issue with it. If the country I am visiting don’t allow you to beachcomb then I don’t do it.
demaciada esplicacion desespera