Fail proof Paper In Resin 2: Scrapbook Paper Coaster
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Using scrapbook paper in resin and answering some of your questions
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Just a suggestion for all you crafters out there. If you don't have the glue. Mod Podge should work too. Especially the one for dish washer safe. Again just another alternative. Peace Love and Harmony. ✌👍🤗😁
Thank you! I was gonna ask. And the first comment was the answer to my question 😊
Same. Lol
Yesss I use Mod Podge Glossy. It is easier to smooth out and dries faster. Also has less brush marks.
Your piece turned out really nice. Buy a little craft paint size bottle of the Mod Podge to test and see if you like it as well. I think you may like it better.
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Why do people routinely call it “Modge Podge”? It’s Mod Podge… don’t they ever read the bottles they purchase?
I think you're the first video I've seen that used Diamond Dotz in the resin so thanks.
I love LOVE watching other crafters for their tips and tricks. Ive always wanted to use paper. I was just gonna pour the resin over the paper not thinking about the other consequences. Like it soaking into the paper. Thank you for the tip. I love it just beautiful! ✌🤗😁👍
Thanks so much!
Love it! If you had been my Math teacher I would've passed my class with flying colors lol You explain everything so well!!!
Don't count on that one, if I had been teaching math everyone would have failed, ha ha ha. JK. Thanks for watching.
@@ResinBelle hahaha 🤣
Thank you again. Took your time to show us visual learners. So excited❤❤
I did some earrings with left over diamond art dots, works well with UV as the base coat.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Love your tutorials and ideas that inspire me. Though, next time could you show how it came out fully outside the mold? Thanks bunches 🥰
I didn't show a mold in this video. I had already made the coaster before hand to show the process of adding the paper to an already made Resin coaster.
That turned out very pretty. The diamond dots were a nice touch, though I'm sure it was a lot of work. Well done!
Vin diesel photo
I see u everywhere hello!
@@Alanisruiz Hello!
And a lot of patience!!!
Thank you!
I have so many left over diamond dots from Projects(I have done overr forty),and this inspires me to use this technic to make beautiful jewelry...
Yay! Please share if you do!
You’re genius!!! So amazing what you think of!
Huh! I have tons of that glue, since I'm into the miniatures kits. Never thought of using glue as a paper sealer. I thought one had to use a mod-podge or spray on sealer. Great to know! Thanks! Also never thought of using the diamond dots either. Great tips! Very appreciated!
Very pretty, love the paper and never thought about using my diamond dots
like i needed any more ideas for things to make with resin lol but this is so cool!! i have so much pretty scrapbook paper and this gives it a whole new meaning. thanks for sharing. :)
I have so much card making stuff and now found another way of using the scrapbook paper. The coaster is lovely. I did a resin project and used the diamond jem like stones but sadly they got lost in the clear resin so next time I'd use a darker coloured stone so it shows up better.
That looks So beautiful. Thank You for sharing.
Stumbled onto your video looking for inspiration and boy did i find it! What a super cute idea
Thanks Cheryl!
I love your tutorials 😍 you make it so easy and simple for me
That’s gorgeous!
Love the Diamond Dotz addition!!!
Finally found some at Hobby Lobby - shipping is a bit expensive cuz I don't drive but found a few other things I needed so it was worth it. 😍
Ty for sharing this....going to start resin soon...just doing research....very helpful....ty
Me toooo! Got into watching resin molds all week, and now I’m on the hunt!
I wanted to start epoxy resin also but don't live in a safe place for all the safety precautions. Not well ventilated at all - not willing to wear the mask all the time using it AND while it's curing, and I would have to in this small apt. because the fumes would stay in here constantly. So, I decided to go with UV resin, am enjoying it so far. Good LUck - have fun!
Turned out beautiful!!
Better idea for you instead of messing with all that "tacky" tacky glue: before you pour the reasin, grape a can of clear spray sealer/top coat. Spray both sides of the paper, when it's dry, put a thin layer of clear then your sealed paper circle. You can put the dots in the rim. Only fill half way, just enough to cover the paper, once it's cured, finish with a color resin, much less work, will use less resin to
Great use of your left over dots. I have tons of left overs I'm holding onto for inspiration
What type of spray sealant?
@@tracisusong6991 any type of spray clear coat. You don't want to paint it in or it could smear the ink
How do you stick it down without glue? Do you use UV photo sealer
Why don't you do your own video ? Personally, I think hers was just fine.
@@mszoomy You have to go outside with spray clearcoat, it's bad to breathe in, BEWARE!
Great video - thanks 👌🏻🏴🍺
That works out really well doesn't it? Thanks for sharing!
Very informative and your voice is lovely and calming
Love your resin art. Learning a lot from you thank you so much. Merry Christmas.
Love the diamond beads I have tons left from my pictures I’ve done and I wonder about using them in the resin but just never got around to try very nice I love it
You just helped me so much on new ideas..thank you!!! I am definitely a new subscriber!!
Beautiful! Thank you!
So pretty! I have a bunch of diamond gems on the way to try some stuff out with! Thanks for posting this!! It was your last video on how to add printed images in resin that inspired me and I made a Mickey shaker head with the Disney castle in the background. It worked perfectly!! ❤️
Yay! I'm so glad
Great tutorial, love the ring of bling. TFS
That turned out pretty
Fiskars has a tool that does custom sized circles. 40% off coupon and Joann's. ^_^
Hi I just subscribed, I want to start working with resin, I’m exited. I just ordered some things on Amazon. Enjoying your channel.
Wonderful! Thanks so much for watching!
Nice job. Looks great.
Thank for the info love ❤️ for Dublin
Good video. I wanted to see it out of the mold 😊
There was no mold. I pre-made the coaster so you could see the technique. It's white Resin.
Hello to the lady Resin Bell in this tutorial, I hope you get this message as you done this tutorial 10 months ago I have just Subscribed to your channel I was very Impressed with the coaster you done I thought it looked so pretty & you explained step by step Which I found very helpful 👍 you said in your tutorial that you are using Tacky glue can P.V.A. GLUE be used thanks I really hope you get this tutorial ALL THE BEST LIN 👍❤️✨
Most white glues will work, it's just a matter of experimenting to learn how many layers will give you that "failproof" aspect of the technique. Some glues are thinner or thicker.
@@ResinBelle HI, I am so glad you got my message Thank You So Much For Taking The Time To Reply Back To Me I really did appreciate it thanks I think I will use the Tacky Glue as you did Once again thank you your help was very much appreciated 👍❤️✨ Lin
Very cool, what a great idea 💖💖💖
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. Do you have a video showing how to make the coaster? Would love to learn how to make them.
Really nice coaster wow 🤩
Gorgeous!
love the diamond dots! this came out really pretty!
Pretty ❤❤
Very pretty
Lovely
Beautiful
Good video
Thanks!
Love this idea, do you know if this will work with computer paper, i wanna make coasters for my grand daughters school teachers but use their school logo on computer paper!!!!
Yes it will, my first Fail Proof Paper In Resin video uses just that. Images I printed on printer paper. ♥️
I think it depends on the ink and paper. I got some photos done at a printing place on 220gsm synthetic paper and used it for coasters. 8yrs later and still no fading or warping. I did photos from our holiday to Bali so I wanted all of the colours to stay bright.
Thank you for that video!
I was wondering, would you have any tip if I was actually drawing my design myself on paper? How can I properly seal it without ruining it? 😏
Same way, but allow any inks or paints to dry thoroughly before adding the glue layers. Make sure the first glue layer is thin so that it doesn't stay really wet too long.
@@ResinBelle Thank you!
Beautiful! How long do you let the coats of the Tacky Glue dry, in between coats, and before applying the resin?
Until the tacky glue is dry and 100% clear. I can't give you an exact time because everyone has different weather conditions where they live. Different humidities etc. But the glue goes on white and dries clear, so when clear is dry. If there are any cloudy white areas then it's not ready.
perfect
Nice job
I love it,
I did this and it came out great,only I did mine in an oblong trinket tray,my question ls can I put a layer of resin on. It..
Never mindI just saw it...😂
Great tips thanks but will this work if I used resin mold and like remove the final product out of the mold?
Maybe make some resin Christmas ornaments out of Christmas cards
Fun idea!
Do you find that the type of heat gun you used works better or as well as the actual flame does? I'm about to invest in one or the other, but trying to gather opinions. Seems like the kind you used also helps spread the resin around a bit. Suggestions? By the way, those coasters are gorgeous!!
In my opinion a craft heat gun used for paper embossing powders is pretty amazing for small projects. I don't use fire of any kind now. For larger projects like tables or deep pours a bigger heat gun may be needed. But yes it does help move Resin around especially into fine details or skinny crevaces in molds (i.e. Antennae in butterfly molds, horns on unicorns)
@@ResinBelle so, it's called a "craft heat gun" if I were to look it up on Amazon?
I don't care for fire either......(thanks so much for the speedy reply.)
@@lindao7887 yes there are many different ones but this is what they look like... amzn.to/3GJN3Vv
@@ResinBelle Thank you so much !!!!!! 😍
You need to be careful using a torch on silicone molds. You can ruin them quickly.
You should wear gloves and a mask love as your lungs can be affected by the resin.. It can happen all of a sudden if your doing this alot. Please take care and look it up for yourself , I would hate for you to suddenly find yourself breathless and coughing feeling unwell and not realise it's from the resin in the air.. God Bless. xxx
Thank you, yes gloves and a mask should be worn when working with resin.
I was wondering what you can use diamond dots on
Beautiful 🌟👍🏼
Loved your tutorial..do you think this would work with a decoupage paper napkin and mod podge?
Yes for sure! Just make sure you do several coats of mod podge to seal because it's so thin.
any tips for larger pieces of paper.. like A4 Size paper, or do you think this same method will be ok? i guess the larger the paper the more chance of air bubbles when sticking the paper down which is my worry
I think for something that size I would go with a laminator. I don't love lamination because you can see the edges but in this case prob necessary. Good luck!
Hey your works are amazing😮!! What kind of glue do you use ?
Aleenes Original Tacky Glue. You can use other white glues that dry clear but be sure to do some tests to determine how many layers etc. Really thin glues with high water content may cause paper to ripple or need more layers.
@@ResinBelle Thank You sooo much for your kind reply.. 🙏❤️ It will be so helpful for me.
I got a laminator on Amazon for under $20 but haven’t used it yet
Wal-Mart - less than $20 as of January, 2023.
Coaster is beautiful. Question, did you use a silicone mold? And you left it in the mold when it was finished?
I did use a silicone mold buy it was taken out of the mold at the end. The coaster I made is white so it may not look like it
Photos? Would that be thru a injet and or laser - printer?? Please let me know. Thank you 😊
My first paper in resin video was with inkjet prints. You just have to let the print dry thoroughly and after it's dry heat set it so the color doesn't run before adding glue layer.
My paper keeps having streaks on the finished product with resin over it, no matter how invisible my strokes are. Any idea why? Only thing I can think of is that my mod podge isn't dry enough beforehand?
Yea if your glue isn't completely dry the resin can seal in the moisture. But also I don't love mod podge because it can do unplanned things.
Very nice
Love this video. Did you leave the "lip" on the mold and not fill the resin to the top?
sorry. dumb question. just thought it out more. I guess what i'm saying is most of the coaster I see are completely flat with no lips. can't find them on amazon.
Yes I left the lip. I only added just enough resin to cover the image rather than fill the whole cavity. The molds are a package of three different shapes. Square, round, and octagon. You can find them in the resin links in the description. You may have to scroll down the list.
Beautiful! How do you seal the resin to remove any stickiness?
Do you have to put anything to release the resin from the mold
No these came out of the mold just fine before I added the paper to them.
Thanks for the video. About how long it takes the glue to dry please?
What resin do you use? I love how the coaster turned out! I just made some with scrapbook paper as well, and they didn't turn out well. I used too much glitter, so it's hard to see the paper. 😂
I use Alumilite Clear Cast. I put glitter in my resin for coaster but just clear on top of the paper. Glitter is life!
I wonder if I could use all my saved wallpaper scraps? And, why not add your paper & bubbles, and fun stuff while making the coaster first?
They are sooo pretty!
Just what kind of resin did you use for this project?
Alumilite Clear cast
Thank you👍🏽
I laminate the paper first. No glue necessary!
Laminating is a great technique. If someone doesn't have a laminator or if you don't like seeing the edges of the laminate around the image this is a good alternative. So many cool techniques to try! 🙂
Question. You keep saying: well place it in the coaster.". You meant place it on the MOLD. Is that correct?
I am adding the paper to an already made Resin coaster. Make your coaster first, let it cure, demold, then add the paper and a thin coat of Resin to seal it all in.
@@ResinBelle Ahhhh
Many thnks
She was doing the demonstration with an already made coaster people, it was just made in a white-ish glittered color that looked like the same color of a mold, but it was a completely finished DIY coaster that she had already made. Sorry, but I feel like I just had to say this, you explained it all in the beginning.
Have u used the same technic on fabric?
My latest video is using fabric in resin if you want to take a look. I used a different technique.
Hi! Beautiful work. I keep buying resins and they all cure soft and flexible. Do you have a recommendation on an acrylic resin that cures hard? Like that coaster? Or am I doing something wrong?
There are a number of reason resin may cure soft. Heat, cold, humidity, environment. Using too much alcohol or alcohol inks. Using pigments or inclusions that aren't compatible with the resin. Brand of resin, type of resin. Improper portions of both A and B parts. Improper mixing of both parts.
@@ResinBelle I wonder if it was cold. What’s your most highly recommended resin?
@@judyfleyshgakker6130 for beginners I usually recommend Alumilite's Amazing Clear Cast. You can get it at hobby lobby or online. It's fairly forgiving so it's a good first resin. Once getting familiar I like to use resins from Total Boat.
What is the best temperature for resin to cure hard
only problem I have with this method is the cloudiness from the glue on clear resin😭
I did not see any cloudiness at all.
Can just paper be covered with resin?
Yes it can, it's called Resin paper. You can get some neat "see through" effects if you don't seal the paper. But if you don't want that look be sure to seal both sides thoroughly before adding Resin. You can brush it on or pour it on.
How long do you have to wait for the glue to dry before adding resin?
Well that's a bit difficult to answer because it will be different for most people depending on temperature, humidity etc where you are. The good thing about Aleenes tacky glue is that it's white but dries clear. Once all of it is completely clear it's ready for resin.
Hi would mod podge work instead of tacky glue plz x
Hi! I don’t have tacky glue or mod podge glue, i just have pvc glue. Is that okay to be a substitute?
I'm not sure since I haven't used that glue before. You should do a small test to see if it will work. And let us know what you find out.
@@ResinBelle okay I’ll try 👍🏼 the texture is kinda similar to tacky glue, so I thought it’s okay if I use pvc glue. Later I’ll report the result
@@ResinBelle update!
I was misspelled PVC glue, turned out it’s PVAc glue and it just the same as tacky glue ingredients, or kind of.
I tried to cover photo paper on my resin phone case and it works!! Although I’m not successful covering between edges & corner so resin leaks still happened.
But thanks for your video ! Really helped me :)
Would this work with UV resin?
The process would be the same although UV resin is more suited to thin applications.
Instead of using all that glue could you not have put UV resin on it and put it under a UV light to harden and have a sheen?
The issue is that resin of any kind tends to soak into paper unevenly often creating dark splotches that can ruin a piece. The glue is to seal the paper, protecting it from the resin. Then you add a top coat of resin to have a hard surface and seal everything in.
@@ResinBelle ahhhhh...but do you know on amazon they sell resin paper so would not have to go through all that🤗. I have used it several times for my resin keychain when you need a picture. Check it out. www.amazon.com/Premium-Glossy-Inkjet-Paper-8-5X11/dp/B000VKRZTS/ref=sr_1_4?dchild=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiAtqL-BRC0ARIsAF4K3WHU6AK_VX1n0v5nst-WPJIXMMX33pw2Wm9RsWXVzac3QcXvhhxP2XsaAkpKEALw_wcB&hvadid=409940693904&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=9007654&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=2354128432482099736&hvtargid=kwd-415274435742&hydadcr=24658_11410763&keywords=resin+photo+paper&qid=1607045091&sr=8-4&tag=googhydr-20
@@ResinBelle You have the patience of an angel.........
Would you suggest this on top of vinyl prints? Thanks
Does it work with alcohol markers ? Like if I drew it with that to use
Pretty but there was an orb in your camera
how long did you leave the coaster to dry before gluing on the paper?
Can you use this method on photographs?
Yes you can, you can use it for any paper
Ok. So. How did the plastic diamonds stay intact while my Swarovski iron on crystal melted? Lol. Seriously.
So the iron on crystals most likely didn't melt. When pouring resin over glass or clear rhinestones they almost disappear, or the layer of resin over them smoothes the edges making them look melted. (Think what happens when you set a clear drinking glass under water) For rhinestones to shimmer they need to be opaque or they need to have a reflective coating on the surface not just underneath.
how about a picture in resin?
Where did you get the coaster?
I got them at Michaels but you can find very similar ones on Amazon
Hey please tell , why we use this glue
Will this also work with Modge Podge spray?
I wouldn't chance it myself. But it never hurts to try something new and do some experiments. But I wouldn't try it on a big project or something important.
Where can we get such plain coasters that u used here
Why didn’t we see it out of the mold??
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It is out of the mold. I didn't show the part where I made it because I showed making one in the last fail proof Paper in resin video. This was a quicker way to show the technique.
I went back and watched it at the beginning and I think what we thought was a mold was actually a coaster she had made from a mold and just added to it
@@lorrainea4185 OMG
@@lorrainea4185 She was doing the demonstration with an already made coaster people, it was just made in a white-ish glittered color that looked like the same color of a mold, but it was a completely finished DIY coaster that she had already made. Sorry, but I feel like I just had to say this, you explained it all in the beginning.
Could anyone help me with this issue? I used mod podge to seal images into a resin keychain for a friend months ago, and she just told me that randomly and suddenly (not gradually) the images in the resin are ruined and look black/grey, almost look like they’re fading into the black background color of the keychain. And this is months after its already been cured and she’s been using it. Anyone know what could’ve caused this? I know that if an image isnt sealed properly, then there would be seepage into the image almost right away while the resin is still wet. But i’ve never heard of seepage months later when the resin isnt even wet anymore? Please help!
It's possible the images got too much sunlight and faded. Or if the image goes all the way to the edge of the resin some moisture could still seep through the edges since mod podge isn't waterproof. Could be the type of resin and/or a reaction between mod podge over time. Could be any number of things. Without knowing the exact way in Wich the item gets used there is no way to tell for sure. My best guess would be sunlight.
@@ResinBelle or a very warm/humid climate