How To Create The Crushed Velvet Effect In RESIN With A Twisted!

This will be your new favourite effect to create in resin. If you love the crushed velvet/ ripple effect in resin then check out this different take on it. #epoxyresin #resincrafts #resin #resintutorial #resincoasters
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[@KiriaSilverbow]

The purple was cool with the bubbles it looked like a space picture.

[@Embracetherandom]

Thank you for sharing. I love that you show us that even an expert isn't always perfect. Love all your videos. Thanks for sharing.

[@sherivegasartist]

No matter how long you work with resin I think there is always more to learn

[@joelledeman166]

I really love how you honestly took us through your process! It's great to see how thing can go wrong and how you'd fix it or do it differently! That's just awesome, so thanks❤

[@brat8360]

What a cool idea!! I've never seen this before!! So so pretty!! 😍
Do you use a specific type of material or can you use any material?

[@deborahferreira1112]

How great! Thanks for the tutorial! Could you share with us what type of fabric did you use?

[@shadesbykarmen]

Great tutorial! I would have chosen a single dark color as the base! I think it makes the fabric pop even more 😊

[@007eyenapapithomdumrongsak6]

This technique so wonderful then I like purple tone.

[@emilyschiebel114]

How neat!!

[@michelle_resinrebel]

Hi Sheri love this technique 😍 thanks for sharing ❤️ xx

[@phyllisgast8357]

Love it!!! 😊

[@countrywench2310]

Could you have snipped the fabric to let the bubble out ? X

[@beverlypeterson291]

Wow!!! That is really cool looking!! I’m so glad you showed us the wrong & right way to do it! Now my mind is really going nuts with ideas😂 What type of fabric should be used? I see that your was very thin/almost sheer but, does it matter if it’s cotton, silk, etc? Thank you so much!!❤️

[@elizabethdunn5734]

This technique was also done on Tea and Art's channel a little while ago.

[@sherivegasartist]

Great minds think a like 😊

[@immytay65]

That's pretty cool, alway wanted to try resins or epoxies but wouldn't know what I would do with it once it's made, sell, hang on wall???

[@sherivegasartist]

I like to make trays/ dishes so there is a purpose for the pieces

[@JM_1989]

The mold was shallow and also, a thin first layer of resin was used thats why the second one was not good.

[@samianabi6270]

It's a shame you didn't give us a close up shot of the project at the end.

[@sherivegasartist]

Did you watch the whole way through?

[@samianabi6270]

@sheri vegas I did yes, the piece stayed on the table. We didn't get a close up or zoomed in shot.