my first attempt failed T_T Resin froze when i placed it over the frozen glue water mixture and when it cured it got milky in some spots :/ Got any ideas what went wrong? Thank you for your time
Oh! No idea as it never happen to me, or try to do it quick before the UV resin get frozen. I normally put the resin on the side first to form a border and then go to the middle, once this is done, I use the UV light immediately (The UV resin will get hot with the UV light and the liquid will get melted).
This is the tutorial I have been waiting for! I’ve been trying to find out how to make resin charms with water in them!! Never even thought about freezing them! That’s ingenious!
Cool. I watch UV cure resin projects videos tend to be in Japanese and can't read the text. I get basic understanding from watching. Nice to have UV resin in English. I will give this a gone day.
I had the same idea of the shaker but dang! The waterfall! Gladly I waited for this video, or else I might have wasted a bezel XD thank you so much for this video!
Thanks! Was just by chance I discovered I could get the resin piece out from the bezel, that was how the idea of shaker charm come up. Look forward to seeing your works as well :)
thanks so much for explaining even what you used to make this waterfall effect. I have seen some videos doign this but i couldnt find any information about with which liquids so make this. I would have tried to use baby lotion or something..also its the first time i have seen the freezer part. I really think i will try to work with resin now
hi there, great vid. just wondered on the waterfall bezel, when you take it out the freezer and are applying rezin to it, it looks like you are only apllying the resin to edges of the bezel and not completely over it, but thinking this cant be right as when the glue mixture defrosts it would just go everywhere, so are you actually applying the whole of the surface to it, ? and also what would be the difference in mixing the glue with normal tap water rather than distilled water, what does the water being distilled do over normal tap water? how long also does it need freezing for, a concern though is when you put the resin on and then use a lighter to rid bubbles does this not melt the frozen bit? thank you, hopefully you undertsand what im trying to explain and i get a response as ive asked other questions before on you tube channels but never seem to get any response. have a good day 😁
Great video thanks. This is the first time ever I see this I've resin creations. Looks so pretty. Would like to learn how to make these. Where can I find all materials needed?
What is and where did you get that tool you're using at the 1 minute mark? With the yellow tip? Thought it was a brush for a half sec at first but it looks like maybe it's a rubber or silicone tip? Would appreciate the info on where to snatch one of those up!
Holy Moly! I met you at a market recently (WonderRoot) and I had no clue how big your website or following is! I feel like I met a famous person now :) Nice work!!
Does your resin solidify after applying it on the frozen water/glue mixture? Mine does and I can't heat the resin to reactivate it without melting the ice below.
What material is the surface youre working on made from? I really want to try open bezel resin pieces but Im not sure what sort of surface will work. Is it silicone?
Dganit Eger For the work in this video, you will need UV resin as it can be cured very hard and easy to apply for large area. UV nail gel is good for coloring small area according to my experience.
For the dry one, you can use other resin. Ffor the waterfall one, you must use UV resin as this is the only resin that can be cured within few minutes before the liquid get melted.
No, you must use UV resin. You are not able to make the top cover with 24 hour resin, the ice will actually melt very fast and the 24 hour resin will sink and mix with the liquid. You can only use UV resin which can be cured within few minutes.
Both pieces look absolutely beautiful! I was wondering about something, though: The work surface you used in making the Waterfall Bezel, what was it? Is that kind of surface usually used in making UV resin pieces or can it usually be any surface? I've been thinking of experimenting with resin, but I'm not so sure about the surface and I wouldn't want to do anything unconsciously that could potentially mess up the process... Oh and before I forget, what was the ratio of glue to distilled water you used? Was it randomized, a set amount, or did you watch for a certain consistency of the combination?
The one I used in the video is silicone mat, but this tape below works better: www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/40mm-clear-tape-for-open-back-bezel-no-residue-left-backing-for-uv-resin-filling-kawaii-craft-supplies For the ratio of distilled water and glue, you need to test it yourself as the consistency of different glue could be different.
I didn't use any ratio as the consistency of different brand of glue may be different, so I add the clear glue bit by bit and then check how the glitters and the mini embellishments flow :)
Hi, you need fast curing resin (curing time around 1-3 minutes) to do the job, that is why I need to use UV resin for this project, everything have expire date and I believe it applies to dimensional magic mod podge as well.
Okay, I know my questions are most likely getting annoying, but is there a type of UV resin you would recommend? I've read the materials you used and found the clear resin type, but is there a specific brand or something you would readily and highly recommend to first-timers/experimenters?
you can use this one: www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/uv-resin-hard-type-ultraviolet-curing-resin-solar-cure-resin-sunlight-activated-resin-kawaii-crafts-25g-transparent-clear-thin-type This would be ok for small project, if you like it, you can buy bigger size like 60g or 100g
Hello! Sorry if i speak wrong, i'm french! I've some questions : - is the glue going to dry and glue all the charms inside? -is it possible To do it with normal resin and not uv resin? ( i know it's going to be longer than hours haha) -why do you use distilled water? Can we use normal water?if not, why?
White Wolf I'm not the video lady but I know the answers to some of these, the glue might dry but because it's sealed it probably won't since the water in the glue evaporating is how it dries. normal resin might work as long as the ice doesn't melt before it cures. and last, normal water can lose it's clarity over time because it has minerals in it.
Freezing the water is just SO smart! Great project!
Thanks for your comment! I subscribed to your channel for quite a while ^_^
Miniature Sweet aw thank you I'm glad to know that!! =)
Right? So freakin clever!
Thanks! The freezer part, so smart!
my first attempt failed T_T
Resin froze when i placed it over the frozen glue water mixture and when it cured it got milky in some spots :/
Got any ideas what went wrong?
Thank you for your time
Oh! No idea as it never happen to me, or try to do it quick before the UV resin get frozen. I normally put the resin on the side first to form a border and then go to the middle, once this is done, I use the UV light immediately (The UV resin will get hot with the UV light and the liquid will get melted).
It's so clever
My first attempt failed either 😢😢 after the top layer resin cured, it turns milky 😭😭(sorry for poor English
Did you not use distilled water perhaps?
This is the tutorial I have been waiting for! I’ve been trying to find out how to make resin charms with water in them!! Never even thought about freezing them! That’s ingenious!
Cool. I watch UV cure resin projects videos tend to be in Japanese and can't read the text. I get basic understanding from watching. Nice to have UV resin in English. I will give this a gone day.
that is so smart to use bassline to make a top piece! wow I never would have thought of that!!
This may be the cutest thing I've ever seen.
OMFG THIS ONE IS PRETTY. luv the moon charm
Haven't heard about UV resin before. Learned something new while watching your video. Nice projects by the way🙂
I had the same idea of the shaker but dang! The waterfall! Gladly I waited for this video, or else I might have wasted a bezel XD thank you so much for this video!
Thanks! Was just by chance I discovered I could get the resin piece out from the bezel, that was how the idea of shaker charm come up. Look forward to seeing your works as well :)
oooOOOOOO PUT IT IN THE FREEZER?! GENIUS! AAAAAAAAA!
Omg... these are the cutest thing I ever seen in my whole life! 😍
ohhh me encanta tus videos....gracias por hacerlos...ademas te quedaron hermosos
Wow! So clever! How did you ever think of freezing it! Genius.
instead of glue+water mixture can i use glycerin?
I'm more interested in the tiny spoon than the necklece charms
I came for the charm ,but stayed for the cute little spoon
Mikala Sipple Same here! Its so tiny and cute ;___;
so pretty
Wish app
I wonder where she bought it? 🤣
Those are really beautiful! Thank you for sharing your great techniques!
This was SO helpful! Exactly what I was looking for!
I'm so in love with these!
You are so talented
thanks so much for explaining even what you used to make this waterfall effect. I have seen some videos doign this but i couldnt find any information about with which liquids so make this. I would have tried to use baby lotion or something..also its the first time i have seen the freezer part. I really think i will try to work with resin now
I'm so inspired with this. Just wondering if its possible to make the waterfall effect with dried flowers 🤔
Your techniques are sooooo cool! :D
do you think glycerine might work better than glue as it wouldn't harden?
This is so wonderful!! Thank you so much for sharing!
This is the best. I can't wait to try!
I love this so much ^.^ !! Thx for sharing your crafty ways ^-^ !
this is so beautiful!! thanks for making the video!!
Incredible. 😮
Ok wow that is just amazing
what a great unique idea!!
its so amazing ♥️
thanks for sharing. this is amazing!
Beautiful
hi there, great vid.
just wondered on the waterfall bezel, when you take it out the freezer and are applying rezin to it, it looks like you are only apllying the resin to edges of the bezel and not completely over it, but thinking this cant be right as when the glue mixture defrosts it would just go everywhere, so are you actually applying the whole of the surface to it, ? and also what would be the difference in mixing the glue with normal tap water rather than distilled water, what does the water being distilled do over normal tap water? how long also does it need freezing for, a concern though is when you put the resin on and then use a lighter to rid bubbles does this not melt the frozen bit?
thank you, hopefully you undertsand what im trying to explain and i get a response as ive asked other questions before on you tube channels but never seem to get any response.
have a good day 😁
Is it necessary to add glue?? Can we add hair gel??
such a smart idea ❤
I love that lil spoon with the crown, where did you get it?
Here: www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/crown-spoon-charms-silverware-charm-2pcs-11mm-x-59mm-tibetan-silver-cute-decoden-dollhouse-miniature-sweets-craft-keychain-chm1477
Great video thanks. This is the first time ever I see this I've resin creations. Looks so pretty. Would like to learn how to make these. Where can I find all materials needed?
WOW Beautiful!
It's so pretty
they r so pretty. do u hav 2 use an uv light or can u just let it harden by its self like the resin u mix
UV resin can only be cured by UV light, it cannot be harden by itself.
Miniature Sweet how long do u use the uv flashlight on a piece 4
Great video!
wow , so cool
liked!!!
What is and where did you get that tool you're using at the 1 minute mark? With the yellow tip? Thought it was a brush for a half sec at first but it looks like maybe it's a rubber or silicone tip? Would appreciate the info on where to snatch one of those up!
Love this idea!! But could the resin break easily?
It looks pretty strong and durable, but I added extra layer as shown in the video and it gave extra strength to the charms :)
Holy Moly! I met you at a market recently (WonderRoot) and I had no clue how big your website or following is! I feel like I met a famous person now :) Nice work!!
I love this tutorial so much!!!! I want to make one of those for me! Is it possible to use normal resin instead of UV resin?
I love it 😍😍😍
You have a new subscriber! I also might start making things like these and sell them 🙂 thanks!!
definitely planning to try this!!
Look forward to it as I love your works!
I just watched the video and it's super cool...i want to make one of these....where can you usually buy a uv resin?? Please reply..thank you
Love this!!
Hi! Is it necessary to use UV resin?
Omg! Beautiful!
This is so cool!
Do they sell the supplies in a big lot anywhere?
Sweet video cool
Does your resin solidify after applying it on the frozen water/glue mixture? Mine does and I can't heat the resin to reactivate it without melting the ice below.
Amazing!!!
This tutorial is so helpful! I was wondering, does it have to be distilled water or will just tap water work?
hello, wondering where I can get the triangular tray you're using to hold stuff in?
This is so awesome. I will Subscribe now. I hope I can find some uv resin that isn't expensive. :)
What is the tool you use for the glitter??
Is there a way to do this with something else besides clear glue?
awesome work;) what kind of UV resin is it?? does it come with the torch? tia💓
Thanks! :)
You can buy the UV resin and UV torch here:
- clear UV resin: goo.gl/of4KJJ
- UV torch: goo.gl/dSO7tk
Amazing!!!!!
Thank you for the tutorial \o /
Amazing
What material is the surface youre working on made from? I really want to try open bezel resin pieces but Im not sure what sort of surface will work. Is it silicone?
What glue would you add to the water and what percentage of each . Could you not just use water x
Can you do the freezing thing with standard resin? I can't get uv resin here. Can I apply the standard dries overnight resin and freeze it?
Help me please ❤ Does the glue have water in it (water-based)? Can I use glycerine instead? (Ps i'm in love with your creations ❤😍)
Que hermosos
Perfect
can i ask you where did you buy The mini star open beezel charm i didint find it in you store
it's here: www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/tiny-star-cabochon-set-silver-5pcs-fake-miniature-cupcake-topper-nail-art-decoration-scrapbooking-nac015
Thanks! :)
Superb
What is it sitting on when you cure it? Is that just white paper?
that is silicone mat, never use paper, the resin will stick on it and cannot be removed.
i want to know where you get it
is it also possible to use clear nail gel polish?
Dganit Eger For the work in this video, you will need UV resin as it can be cured very hard and easy to apply for large area. UV nail gel is good for coloring small area according to my experience.
I tried a cheapish uv gel, it didn't work for me but I may need different glue! I'd say give it a go!
Will this also work with the other type of resin as well?
For the dry one, you can use other resin. Ffor the waterfall one, you must use UV resin as this is the only resin that can be cured within few minutes before the liquid get melted.
would the first technique work with 24 hour resin as well?
No, you must use UV resin. You are not able to make the top cover with 24 hour resin, the ice will actually melt very fast and the 24 hour resin will sink and mix with the liquid. You can only use UV resin which can be cured within few minutes.
Where do you get all the stuff
Can the first technique be done with non-UV resin as well?
Yes you can, you don’t really need the fast curing resin like UV resin for the first technique 😉
I love it
Aaah this is so cute!!!
Both pieces look absolutely beautiful!
I was wondering about something, though: The work surface you used in making the Waterfall Bezel, what was it? Is that kind of surface usually used in making UV resin pieces or can it usually be any surface? I've been thinking of experimenting with resin, but I'm not so sure about the surface and I wouldn't want to do anything unconsciously that could potentially mess up the process...
Oh and before I forget, what was the ratio of glue to distilled water you used? Was it randomized, a set amount, or did you watch for a certain consistency of the combination?
The one I used in the video is silicone mat, but this tape below works better:
www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/40mm-clear-tape-for-open-back-bezel-no-residue-left-backing-for-uv-resin-filling-kawaii-craft-supplies
For the ratio of distilled water and glue, you need to test it yourself as the consistency of different glue could be different.
Hey, whats the ratio of clear glue + water you used? :O
I didn't use any ratio as the consistency of different brand of glue may be different, so I add the clear glue bit by bit and then check how the glitters and the mini embellishments flow :)
Is there something else I can use apart from vaseline?
Some oil?
I believe you can!
3:05 reminds me of Lunala. (Where's my Pokemon fanatics)
yo
when u used glue is it just regular clear glue
yes, it's just regular clear glue that you can find in any stationery store :)
Are you allowed to use direct flame against UV resin?
I only used the flame for few seconds and that seems alright :)
Where do I get these things?!?! Answer ASAP because my birthday is coming up and I'll need to make a birthday list 😊 thx!
@miniaturesweet can you post a tutorial on how to make resin mirror using the mold you have in your store :)
Do you think I can use dimensional magic mod podge to make waterfall one? I' do not have resin cos I heard that it has got expiry date... 😪
Hi, you need fast curing resin (curing time around 1-3 minutes) to do the job, that is why I need to use UV resin for this project, everything have expire date and I believe it applies to dimensional magic mod podge as well.
Okay, I know my questions are most likely getting annoying, but is there a type of UV resin you would recommend? I've read the materials you used and found the clear resin type, but is there a specific brand or something you would readily and highly recommend to first-timers/experimenters?
you can use this one: www.miniaturesweethk.com/products/uv-resin-hard-type-ultraviolet-curing-resin-solar-cure-resin-sunlight-activated-resin-kawaii-crafts-25g-transparent-clear-thin-type This would be ok for small project, if you like it, you can buy bigger size like 60g or 100g
What is the UV used for? To remove bubbles too?
we used UV resin which needs UV light to make it harden :)
Amazing! 😍
Hello! Sorry if i speak wrong, i'm french! I've some questions :
- is the glue going to dry and glue all the charms inside?
-is it possible To do it with normal resin and not uv resin? ( i know it's going to be longer than hours haha)
-why do you use distilled water? Can we use normal water?if not, why?
White Wolf I'm not the video lady but I know the answers to some of these, the glue might dry but because it's sealed it probably won't since the water in the glue evaporating is how it dries. normal resin might work as long as the ice doesn't melt before it cures. and last, normal water can lose it's clarity over time because it has minerals in it.
SO CUTE 😘😘😘
Hi what type of clear glue do you use?
Just a normal one I found in the stationery shop :)
Okay thanks, can't wait to try this 🙂