Black and White Resin Tutorial - Jewelry, Decor, and some ASMR!
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- Create artistic black and white resin jewelry and decor with little-windows.com This tutorial shares a range of effects, ALL SUPPLIES used are linked below. SUBSCRIBE!
BRILLIANT RESIN
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BRILLIANT MOLDS
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SILICONE DOMING TRAY
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BLACK AND WHITE COLORANTS
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RESIN COLOR FILMS
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RESIN ACCESSORIES (CUPS, WANDS, ETC)
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Great job! Everything was beautiful…
Awesome mam very helpful information mam... 👏👌👌
Brilliant🤗
Thank you!! Beautiful.
Thank you so much for showing all the different ways to make resin jewelry.
You are so welcome Liz!
This video is truly inspiring. I'm glad I found it. Thank you!
I love your black and white ideas and I like the way you tell how to do it. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video!
wow!
Fantastic!!
So in love with this!! ♥️ Thank you 😊!!!
Love, Love, Love this technique! Thank you for the wonderful video!
I was very excited to see this video. Thanks for sharing.
Manu thanks for showing us this !!! ✨🙏🏻🥰
Love these ideas and found it very relaxing to watch . Thanks 😃
Such an awesome video!!!! Thank you!
Amazing...as always! Thanks Fran!
Love these techniques such really beautiful results. I am a newbie with resin, your tutorials are exactly the sort of things I wanted to learn about....how to make lovely jewellery. Thank you SO much xx
Thank You.
Wow, great video! Can't wait to try! Thank you, Pam
Your work is beautiful!! Thank you for your support!!😀
FANTASTIC!
Fantastic work, amazing results. I love black & white resin craft. Regards from Brazil
I LOVE LOVE LOVE the alien piece!!! I’m going to try to recreate that! Thanks for the inspiration!🥰
Magnifique!!!! Great to learn, so relax and so well explainded. merci!!!!!
Thank you maam and absolutely amazing results 😊
Extremadamente instructivo y hermoso!! Gracias.
thank you for such a wonderfully informative tutorial!
Beautiful!
I am new to the resin projects and so glad I watched your video which gave me some new ideas for my crafts thank you for sharing x So easy to follow thank you so much x
This is exciting!! I bet I could use this to create the smokey effects I see!
just find your videos and absolutely beautiful i love it thank you for sharing your talent
Thank you so much 💕❤️😍
Love this! I ordered a few of your molds also. I bet by adding a hint of red will really make it pop.
❤️🙌👏👏👏,thanks. The look super 👌 👍 😍
So beautiful 💕💕
O MG YOU MADE MY HEART SING. life IS GOOD IT, SHOWS THE WAY.
Love all the information. Thank you
Gloves and a respirator mask may be a good add on to the items needed list too, love the b&w though 👍🏻✌🏻
Great video!! Really nice ideas!!!👍
Lovely
Really excellent video. Even a bit of humor! I love your company!
Why thank you Pam! You've made my day :)
Very cool 🤍🖤
Beautiful
This is super cool! I love the marbling!
Thanks Mortessa, these techniques are super addictive :)
Great tutorial, very thorough and beautiful results! Thanks🌺
Be careful Barb, this technique is addictive!
This is Absolutely amazing.!!!!So beautiful 😍 I’m in love!
Thank you so much!! This is one of the most satisfying videos I've made, I just couldn't stop! Have fun making some yourself, and let me know how they turn out :)
Amazing! 👏 👏 👏
Great work! Thanks
Thank you for this amazing class!
You're so welcome Ana! I hope you have fun making these, it's an addictive technique :) - Fran
beautiful
Lots of GREAT information. Thank u! Really a cool tutorial!💖💖
Glad you liked it!!
Lovee this! Love that you put a lot of effort too with the different techniques! Thank you sm! 🖤✨
This technique is super addictive, just like this new one with alcohol inks that I launched yesterday, Here's a link if you're interested: th-cam.com/video/kS3YfRlfiqM/w-d-xo.html Thanks for your feedback :) - Fran
you are so good!! thank you !
Very nice!
Wonderful design ideas. Im going to try this technique.
Great! Let me know how yours turn out, photos always welcome at fran@little-windows.com :)
Wonderful idea. Beautiful
Thank you so much Ana 😊
Thank you!!!
Cool I thinking jewelry . 😗😗Wow !
Great Video
Superbe votre travail bravo
You’re amazing! I wanna Be like you when I grow up! Ha! Just a beginner but you are definite goals!
God bless you!!
You can do it! So much fun to be had Kris :)
Amazing work ☺️👍
Thank you so much 😀
Thanks for sharing this! Suscribed.
Love it, how long did u let the very first layer dry before you pourednthe second layer of resin?
Love your tutorials they are always so informative and creative thank you
Kim
I’m interested in learning about the alcohol with the resin. Those turned out neat.
Hi Heather! If you meant alcohol inks, here are some great new video tutorials and tips you might like: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/alcohol-inks-in-resin
Obsessed with your videos. I hold you responsible for the >$1000 I've spent on resin supplies since discovering your videos 3 months ago. 🙈 But I've sold over $700 of jewelry, tho, people love it, and Ive had hours and hours of fun. This video gave me about 4 ideas I can't wait to try!
Also, your molds are amazing!!!!
Thanks Kayte! I'll take full responsibility, I'm just as hooked! Glad you're having fun and making some money. Keep creating :)
- Fran
I'm doing resin earrings. Wood pieces, acrylic paint, brushes, and a layer of resin for a glasa coat. I'm so unSOMETHING about my stuff. I've painted for 3 weeks in quarantine and have just started to glue wood together with gorilla glue and much designs kinda freestyle. I put resin on top for a glassy coat. I think I like my idea but I'm afraid others will not. I'd rock my own stuff with so much confidence though. They look cute but not finished enough to sell. Can I send you some pictures and you critique it? Thank you for sharing.
@kayte do you have IG?
Shameka Davis www.dConstructingVenus.etsy.com 😘
So fun, and little. Would like to know more about the drill/tool you use to add a bail or something to string them onto. Some projects are very large and intimidating. Yours are lovely.
Thank you Trisha! I'm using this Spring Drill, it's really easy and comes with tiny little drill bits in 3 sizes. www.little-windows.com/collections/drills/products/spring-drill-new
I love black and white and these are absolutely beautiful. Can it be done with high viscosity UV resin?
Thank you Jan! If you use another type of resin you'll have to experiment to find a way to keep them discrete and I'm not sure UV would be able to cure fully/hard with opaque colors. I find I have more control using this epoxy resin and the timing described in the vid. Have fun making :)
fran@little-windows.com
this technique is sort of the same technique as the edible gelatin art technique when the resin are left for 90 minutes...beautiful art...thank you for sharing...
Yeeesss! I love those videos, I wish the resin would behave the same way, but if you do that technique while the resin is still somewhat liquidy the swirls get moved all over with each insertion, and if you wait long enough that the resin is firm like the gelatin, the colors won't spread or shape in that lovely way. :( I'm dreaming about a way to create those flowers and leaves... Let me know if you figure out a way to make it work, and I'll do the same. - Fran
it is very beautiful ! Is it possible to do this with UV RISEN and also with different colors?
Hello again Nurit! Yes with different colors, check out the link below for ideas. No you can't do these well with UV Resin, as these are opaque and need to set up a bit before blending for distinct designs. UV is either liquid or solid. Our Brilliant Resin gives you this working time.
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/marble-jade-rose-quartz-stone-effects
Have fun creating :)
fran@little-windows.com
These look great but I'd need to dome the upper side. And no matter which resin I use, if the up side in the mold is domed the clear resin dome will get dull very very quickly. I've had to throw many pieces away. And I can't make pieces with a rim, the always look unfinished to me 😀
Hmm, have you tried the flat pour technique shown at about 15:48? If you'd like to send me some photos of your pieces that have gotten dull so quickly, I'll be happy to help you figure this out :) Send photos to fran@little-windows.com
Little windows is my favorite resin shop. I do have a question do you allow the base (ie black or white) set before you add the clear and swish?
Hi Nicole!! Thanks so much, and yes, I do allow the base to set for at least 4 hours, otherwise the base color will swish up into the clear. You may want to experiment because those softer smokey looks are pretty cool too, just now what I was going for in this vid.
Let me know how your creations turn out :)
- Fran
Awesome ❤️ , wanted to know how the pendant with scissors in it was created.
Hello Kajal! The demo for that project starts at 19:20 in this video. I don't show it but I then poured another clear layer, let it set up for 2 hours, then pressed in the scissors charm, which I found at a craft shop.
If you'd like to see how that would work on another project, you'll see this technique throughout this video: th-cam.com/video/csX9_SGthNU/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for asking :)
Hi Fran! Beautiful designs! Did you make the red wire into the word love? If you did, can you do a video on that? 😊 I really liked that one!❤
Hello Dawn! I sure did, you'll find a how-to in this Personalizing tutorial, scroll down for the video:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/personalize-your-resin-projects-with-wire
There are lots of options here so you can skip ahead or enjoy all the ideas :)
Let me know how your creations turn out!
- fran@little-windows.com
Nice video. How do you ensure they won't pop out of the bezel if poured directly? How do you get rid of the bubbles and is the resin waterproof? Oh, if you use a clear cabaschon on top, what did you glue it with? Thank you.
Hello Sue! Sorry for the delay. Have a look at this post for specific tutorial and tips when working with bezels www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/88157511-resin-in-bezels
Here's a link, scroll down for help with bubble trouble, but our Brilliant Resin is very low-bubbling: www.little-windows.com/pages/copy-of-faq-31319
Yes, the resin is completely waterproof, and so are our Special Photo Papers. And I'd use our Brilliant Resin to adhere cabochons and any findings for the strongest possible bond with absolute clarity. Hope that helps :) - Fran
What do you use to clean up and smoother the resin mold outside of the scissors? For a nice smooth look.
Hello Teresa, sorry for the delay, I think scissors are the fastest, but you can certainly use wet-dry sandpaper (with water) to smooth out your edges. Hope that helps :)
Could you use heavy duty hole punches when they are still soft?
Hmm, I guess that depends on how heavy duty, and how thick your pieces are, it's certainly worth a try :)
Do we have to apply another layer of resin before demolding to give a domed look . Will that look nice
Hello! Nope, if you add more resin to the casting in the mold it'll just keep resulting in a concave top, you need to remove your pieces from the molds before Doming Up, have a look at this post for tips and how-to video. www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/8378710-doming-up-cast-dome
Thanks for asking :) - Fran
Hi Fran - great video! Can other colors or paints be added to Little Windows Resin?
I'm so glad you love it! Yes, you can add other colorants, have a look at this post for some ideas...www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin
Hi, question... did you pour the black and white into the molds and they cured then you added clear resin? It looks as though they were hardened first. Thanks so much! Beautiful! ♥
Hello Writer Chick! On some, yes, a thin layer of either black or white resin to start, then clear resin, then swishing. Warning: this technique is addictive, soooo very satisfying :) If you haven't already, take a look at this video where I do some similar things with colored resins - it shows the action from under the mold too! th-cam.com/video/kS3YfRlfiqM/w-d-xo.html
Would this technique work if I used some kind of metallic or glittery dye instead of just black or white dyed resin? I am so inspired!! But I LOVE glitter... I need glitter... or shiny metallic colors. Is it possible? I just signed up on your website for your newsletter. Thank you so much-!
Mmmmmm, glitterrrrr. Yes! You can certainly add some to your projects. You'll need to experiment to see how heavy a load you should add - that'll be based on the size/weight of your glitter and the effect you're going for. You can also use metallic colorants like PearlEx to add shine to these techniques. I like your thinking :) Let me know how yours turns out, and have fun experimenting! - Fran
Hello, can you use uv resin to do the black and white, ive tried it but after i demould the colouring just leaks out ???
Hello Annette! No you can't because UV resin only sets when the UV light hits each molecule. Since these colorants are opaque there's no way for the light to permeate. If you'd like to try our Brilliant Resin here's a discount code for 10% OFF: LW1020 Thank you for asking :) - Fran
Hi hello!! I hope its OK to ask a question..I had some of my work cure actually for a few days then I layed it on the non stick mat a few days later the handles started to melt and the bottom of a coaster.I mixed right to..do you know why that would be?
Hello! I'll be happy to help you figure this out but I'm a bit confused. First, were you using Little Windows Brilliant Resin and colorants, or another brand? Next, I'm not sure what you mean when you say your "handles started to melt and the bottom of a coaster", Why don't you send some photos so I can see what you're dealing with? fran@little-windows.com
How do you get micro bubbles out? What is the best resin to avoid this?
Hello Jessica! Our Brilliant Resin is great for projects like this as it was developed to be the safest epoxy you'll find and excellent for use making resin jewelry. Others have qualities that make them a better fit for coating art or making large castings, but I think you'll be happy with our quality. Here's a link so you can check it out, the included instructions give you tips on avoiding/minimizing/removing micro bubbles.
www.little-windows.com/collections/brilliant-resin-2
Thanks for asking :)
@littlewindowresin is it possible to use these techniques in a bangle mold?
Hi Julia! Creating this effect directly in the bangle molds will be difficult because you can't see what you're doing down in the mold as you pour and swish colors around, and it can become a muddled mess.
I have thought of a different way you can do it - use our Resin Backer Film to create flat pours like I show in this tutorial: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/flat-pour-jewelry-with-black-and-white-resin
You can make the patterns like the ones you see in the Black and White video, or random swirly ones, whatever you like.
Once you have your designs made, cut them into 5/8" strips to fit your bangles, and embed those strips into clear resin, and you'll get the effect in a bangle. I may do a video about this, sounds like fun!
Let me know if I can be of help along the way :)
fran@little-windows.com
I love making pendants and yours are so beautiful but I always have trouble selling them. Do you have any advice?
Hello Arwen! I'm sorry to hear that, so much depends on perceived value, uniqueness, the market you're targeting, and your competition. Are you trying to sell online or in person?
I have tried yard sales, flea markets, Facebook and the trinket shops downtown. I was thinking of the renaissance festival.
Not to be negative but what good are the designs being on the back?
Hello @RocaBibaby, with these resin castings and flat pour pieces either side can be used as the "front", and if you don't like the dip caused in that side from casting, you can always "Dome it Up" with clear resin, as shown later in the video or in this technique tutorial: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/8378710-doming-up-cast-dome?_pos=1&_sid=bf3aabebf&_ss=r
Is that what you meant? If not please let me know, I'm happy to help :)
fran@little-windows.com
Can this be done with Acrylic paint as colorant m
Hello Aneesa! You never want to put anything containing moisture in resin. Acrylic paint is water based, so it'll interact weirdly with the chemistry of resin. And this particular technique won't work with alcohol inks either because they diffuse in the resin, so it's best to use this opaque resin colorant I'm demonstrating in the vid. Here's another link to a post all about colorants that work best with resin, I hope it's helpful :) - Fran
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin
Have you tried replicating same effect using a few liquid resin pigment drops with a tad of white liquid pigment to make the color opaques, and then do the same swishes? This way we would not be limited to just black or white. Would it work? What about mica powder mixed with epoxy resin, could that work in a similar way, with the swishes technique? I got your black and your white colorant and took a crack at it today :), including one flat pour with left overs! BTW, I am a pro level filmmaker and your tutorials are some of the best out there, very educational, to the point, and easy to understand (and very good audio ;) ). KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!
Oh Faith, you've made my week! I'm glad you've got those colorants, I've got a video coming up within the week on stone effects that uses those colorants, so stay tuned!
And yes, you sure can mix pigments and colors , with the resin to make similar swishy effects (I don't have any posted so email me if you'd like to see examples). Since different additives affect cure in varying ways, you'll have to play with the timing to make sure your colors are nice and goopy-thick before you swish, otherwise they tend to dissipate into the base resin more than you want. Have fun and please let me know how yours turn out :)
fran@little-windows.com
Hi... I watched this and then went to find your weblink to see what you had on your sales page/s... when I went to the about, the link went to a blog page that was "page not found" -- so, you may want to fix that. I tried to find a contact link, but didn't see one, so I came back here.
I love your stuff... I hope to design some great one-of-a-kind pieces with it. I saw the colors and wanted to find out more. :-)
Thanks so much Deborah, link fixed! I'd love to see what you come up with, have fun :) - Fran
Can this resin be used for larger projects besides jewlery?
Hello Marie! So sorry for the late reply, yes you can mix any batch size you'd like, just be sure to stick to the 2:1 mix ratio, follow packaging directions for safety and success. If your volume is over a cup or so, you may want to divide it into smaller batches after mixing, during the resting period. Greater volume can produce more heat and reduce the set-up time, so splitting the batch will give you the work time you need before it starts to thicken too much. Have fun!
I like your voice.😊
Can I also do the black and white with u v resin making?
Most likely not, as UV resin requires transparency to cure correctly. Hope that helps :)
Can u do a necklace shaped like water drop and put a word in it only appears when gets wet with water or make a drop where there is liquid in it
Hello Creeping Death! I'm not sure what medium would work this way, the resin is waterproof so I don't think any medium would allow water to change it if it's embedded in the resin. This is a cool idea though, certainly worth some experimenting :)
@@LittleWindowsResin i think you can make it. In my mind i think about polishing and sanding experiments. Does liquid make sanded are see through. Maybe 2 layers close enough will work. When one side gets wet it becomes see through but other side got a word or a symbol area already see through etc. it might be nonsense what im saying.
How do you file/polish these?
Hello again! I don't polish them, there is no need to as long as your molds are shiny, and you're using quality resin made for this type of use, like Brilliant Resin. If you have pieces that get scratched up over time, here's a tutorial that demonstrates 2 solutions that should work for almost any project:
th-cam.com/video/Tkhy-XexCF8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for asking :)
Do you sand and polish all the pieces?
No, I try to avoid sanding whenever possible. This Brilliant Resin and the super shiny molds I use give my pieces a nice shiny finish, and if edges aren't smooth I will trim them with sharp scissors.
If needed I'll Dome Up with clear Brilliant Resin. Here's a tutorial for the Doming Up technique, I just love the finished effect, which does not require any sanding or polishing:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/8378710-doming-up-cast-dome?_pos=1&_sid=60ac4b6b0&_ss=r
I hope that's helpful :)
fran@little-windows.com
@@LittleWindowsResin Thank you so much for replying and and giving me some tips, I really appreciate it😁 thanks once again ❤️
Wow I've been doing it wrong
Amazing job. How do i get hole on it to make jewerly?
Look in her description box she sells them...they're little hand drills :)
Can I use Acrylic paints to color my resin???
Hello! I don't recommend using acrylic paint as a resin colorant because it's water based and can cause issues with cure, bubbles, creating design that stays the way you want it to, and because there are much better ways to color your resin. However, you can use acrylic paints between layers, and you can make amazing things by resining over acrylic skins. Have a look at this post for more info and ideas, hope this helps :)
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin
@@LittleWindowsResin aahh okay okay, Copy that... I've been a painter since 2010, and I mainly use Acrylic Paints. (You can check out my creations on my youtube channel: RRtist ArtSeni) Many Many Thanks for sharing your knowledge, Thank you!!
@@rimharizantzitra8355 Oooh, you're good! I've subscribed ;)