@@e.williams6874 Your welcome 🤗. I am glad you enjoyed the video, I appreciate your comment and support. Remember patience is a virtue, I’m happy I was able to help.😊
@@LDArtsLindaDias I subscribed. :-) Good luck with your channel. I look forward to seeing more. I do a little resin pouring. I"m not good with UV. I like epoxy. I like to pour a mold and then a day later unmold and see what I have. But I have about 25 beezels. Going to try to get better at using UV.
@@ownsacat Once you start using UV resin it’s hard to stop. I even use it to fix small things until I can replace it😅. It’s very handy especially since it cures very fast under the UV light. Give it a go, you’ll be glad you did.
@@kaykrause4469 Thanks a bunch. The same price as costume jewelry. I do some craft fairs and sale most of my art in my online store which is linked in my show notes. I appreciate your comment and support.
@@patriciamora2915 I wouldn’t suggest it because it’s too hot & the jewelry is small, the heat gun is just to much, it could melt the metal. The long neck lighter is better, the flame is very small. I have a link in the description for an affordable one.
Thanks for caring. I most certainly do wear a mask in a well ventilated room. Honestly I’ve been working with resin for years. Believe me I wear my mask, I like having lungs.☺️
@@blyniecrisp8162 You could try squeezing the UV out very slowly. I have also poured in layers, running the long neck lighter over it several times before curing each layer is helpful. Honestly you won’t be able to get all the bubbles out especially if you add embellishments. I find using a good resin that’s not too thick, taking my time, and babysitting it before curing also works. I hope this helps you.
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Nice job on these! You’re very articulate with your work. I enjoyed watching, and the music was fine. Good on you!!!
@@cindyhirschman1923 Thanks! I am happy you enjoyed my video. I appreciate your comment and support.
Do you mean I have to be patient? Love those and thank you for helping be patient?❤
@@e.williams6874 Your welcome 🤗. I am glad you enjoyed the video, I appreciate your comment and support. Remember patience is a virtue, I’m happy I was able to help.😊
Gorgeos, they all turned out so pretty, thanks for tutorial. Love the sand pendant!
Thanks so much I appreciate your comment and support.
Very pretty pieces! You have a lot of patience, which I don’t have a lot of!! TFS
Thanks so much 😊, You’re welcome.
Oh, that sea scape one is really pretty.
Thanks so much, I enjoyed making it. I appreciate your comment and support.
You did an AMAZING Job !!! Yea still trying to get mine up and running too !! Love ♥️ your channel and you ❣️♥️💙♥️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! I appreciate the compliment. I love you too!
My favorites are the butterflies and the moon. The hearts are nice for St. Valentines Day. Sea side one is adorable. They all look great.
Thank you so much. I appreciate your compliment.
I will be doing a video soon on how I made the sea side beach themed necklace.
@@LDArtsLindaDias I subscribed. :-) Good luck with your channel. I look forward to seeing more. I do a little resin pouring. I"m not good with UV. I like epoxy. I like to pour a mold and then a day later unmold and see what I have. But I have about 25 beezels. Going to try to get better at using UV.
@@ownsacat Once you start using UV resin it’s hard to stop. I even use it to fix small things until I can replace it😅. It’s very handy especially since it cures very fast under the UV light. Give it a go, you’ll be glad you did.
You did a great job! How much can you sell them for? Do you go to shows?
@@kaykrause4469 Thanks a bunch. The same price as costume jewelry. I do some craft fairs and sale most of my art in my online store which is linked in my show notes. I appreciate your comment and support.
What is the tool that you are poking the resin around with?
@@patriciamora2915 Hi! It a two way dotting tool. I have it linked in my description if you are interested in more information about it from Amazon.
Will a heat gun work to get bubbles out?
@@patriciamora2915 I wouldn’t suggest it because it’s too hot & the jewelry is small, the heat gun is just to much, it could melt the metal. The long neck lighter is better, the flame is very small. I have a link in the description for an affordable one.
What kind of mask do you use?
@@patriciamora2915 A N95 mask. It’s linked in my description. I got it from Amazon.
I HOPE YOU WEAR THE CORRECT MASKS WHEN USING RESIN ❤❤❤
Thanks for caring. I most certainly do wear a mask in a well ventilated room. Honestly I’ve been working with resin for years. Believe me I wear my mask, I like having lungs.☺️
How do I keep bubbles from the back of the piece? I have used the heat but still have bubbles on the bottom. Thanks.
@@blyniecrisp8162 You could try squeezing the UV out very slowly. I have also poured in layers, running the long neck lighter over it several times before curing each layer is helpful.
Honestly you won’t be able to get all the bubbles out especially if you add embellishments. I find using a good resin that’s not too thick, taking my time, and babysitting it before curing also works. I hope this helps you.