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Resin Inlay Coasters
I used Platinum 360+ resin to make these gorgeous coasters.
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I would like to buy one or two
My boyfriend n I watch your channel here on you tube I have to say your laughter is so contagious we just crack up over you Thks for your beautiful person God bless you
O Julie you are the Queen of resin and making molds. I don't think there is anything you can't do.!!!! Brave I bow to the Queen 👑
Thankyou so much
Seriously, her molds are top notch
Another trick I learned is to spray your bush with alcohol before you dip it in the mica to brush it on the cured resin. Remember a few videos back when the mica didn't stick very well to the resin when making something similar to this? The alcohol will make the mica stick to the resin and even after it evaporates it keeps it from floating up. Just one spray before each dip into the mica powder. Or you can pour more alcohol into some mica and stir it up and use a paintbrush and paint it on. Both ways work well for me. It also keep the mica from flying around and breathing it in or having to wipe down your molds or project.
Genius!
I love your enthusiasm when explaining EXACTLY what we will need to do. Love watching ALL your videos from years ago. Thanks so much for your channel & your ideas💡 🫠💕
I think the word you may have been looking for is scallops! They turned out great!
These are amazing! You knocked it out of the park!
These are beautiful. Thankyou.
Great mold and results.....Love the amolite and starfish ones..❤❤❤
Looove this new mold Julie! So well thought out. Watching your vids when you don't fill in your cutesy lil middle mold, I always feel disappointed but then when you surprise us by doing it I always feel so excited lol. Not sure if I am the only one, but "it's the little things in life " isn't it? Lol, anyway just wanted you to know how much I love your videos 🥰💯❤
So pretty. Definitely 3D look
I would love to see a bee and a ladybug insert. I would be more interested in buying the mold if it was themed like all nautical or all floral. A captains wheel would be cute or an anchor too. I really do love your molds.
Or maybe a Sand Dollar or a turtle to go with the ocean theme?
Ooooh a tropical one would be amazing! I see ferns 💯👌🦋🌿
Hi Julie another beautiful 😍 pour love them, thanks for sharing ❤️ xx
The silver on the back of these being slightly translucent,has made these look Smokey ,a bit like the more modern stained glass pieces I think they are absolutely gorgeous..I love these 🥰
These are cute. Turned out nicely 🌞🌞🌞
I like the more translucent silver background.
Those all turned out really pretty! My favorite is the first one that you turned over. The color is amazing!
They look beautiful.
These turned out beautiful. You could try tapping the coasters over a piece of paper so you can put the excess back in the jars.
Really beautiful Julie 😍
Lovely mold and results Julie! The colour shifts are beautiful. Just placed an order for this mold. Thank you!🙂
Love it to bits. You brighten my day dear heart. :)
Pipettes work great for sucking resin out when I over fill them. Beautiful work BTW!! Lol
Love the inlays a lot… I kinda like them just clear… maybe
Put some rubber bumpers on the bottom for a soap dish?
So so pretty
Absolutely beautiful 😍
I love your Christmas coaster you made they are really nice to give fir the holidays
They are all so 😍
So beautiful Julie, those mica powders are so vibrant and make those inserts pop. Love from NB Canada!
Wow, very pretty. Especially in the photo at the end. The large flower had sooooo many colors. And this mold is great, definitely makes things easier. Very cool, Julie. xoxoxo
Incredible mold!
Love the end result the 3D look is awesome, the little ones could have be ornaments. before flipping them there look like there were air bubbles & would show but they didn't. Luv them. ❤️ awesome work 👏 👌
absolutely fabulous!!
Super gorgeous Julie. Love love love them. 💕
Wow. Very pretty
Those turned out beautiful. That last picture really showed off how gorgeous those color shifts are. I recently purchased Let’s Resins heat mat, it works pretty well. I’ve just used it once so far with coaster depth pieces on it, it specifies not to use it on deeper pours. It cured them enough to de-mold in about 3 hours. Let’s Resin needs to send you one of those too!😊
What a WONDERFUL new mold, Julie! These turned out so, so beautifully! Those color shift micas are just gorgeous! Just not sure that the black cherry is actually cherry, but it IS a great color! Oh, that's a scallop shell. 😊
You asked what we might do if we had this mold? Hm. I know I would definitely try sand, maybe with tiny pebbles. Maybe even combine that with light blue water on one section...? I know I would use black filler for the inserts. That just looks better, I think. Then do the sand layer.
So pretty
Shells!!! I was just thinking about making a mold for a rather large starfish shell I own. Then, I saw your video. Your inserts, and this mold is lovely; I definitely could combine mine. I was not very pleased with LR black cherry color. I do love how the shells have a 3D effect. More $$$ to save, so I can purchase another of your beautiful molds.
I started using a silicone brush instead of alcohol for clear stuff. It’s like the ones you get for brushing infused butter or oils on the bbq but it’s tiny. It’s about .5” wide and has maybe 8-10 small silicone bristles. It’s very easy to clean after. I just swoosh it around in a bit of alcohol and wipe it off but I use that and brush the resin all around the molds, just a little bit to, as Julie says, break the surface tension. Then I pour over that. It’s not an actual layer brushed on but enough to get it wet it’s the resin. Really helps with bubbles on the edges. I lawyer run it around the edges/corners/points before I pour into the mold. I got it on Amazon. I just searched for very small silicone bbq brush.
I was wondering about this myself. Not to get myself more confused, can you brush over the resin like Julie was doing with the silver?
@@isabellrc You mean to apply a top coat? Yes. You can use it to push it around but it doesn't do well getting the edges. It's better to use your stir stick to get it to dome.
That’s a great tip. I’m definitely going to do that. Thanks!
@@funo6581 Yw! Look for small pastry/basting brush. I even cut half the bristles off of one for smaller molds. They are really cheap. I saw a pack of 12 for $6 on Amazon so you could get those and cut them down in different sizes for different projects. I have a tub of alcohol with a lid so it doesn't evaporate and I leave it in there while I finish pouring the rest of my resin. I put plastic wrap over it and the little tub while it sits in there so it doesn't smell or evaporate or catch on fire. Then I take it out and just wipe it off with a baby wipe. They stay very clean that way. I had a typo in my original comment but I meant to say I take one I cut down and run that around the corners or stick it into points or shy places bubbles get trapped easily in molds. Just kind of smear a small amount of resin everywhere. It keeps your gloves clean too. I used to use my finger (gloved) and dip it in my resin and so that until I found these little basting brushes.
@@PNWCagey-Dub I’ll check out Amazon and find those silicone brushes. A jar of alcohol is a good idea too and also that you’ve taken safety precautions with it is great! When I first started doing resin, I watched a resin artist on yt torch her piece right after using alcohol inks. It instantly ignited and it wasn’t a small fire, it’s been awhile but I think she was working on a canvas. She had her fire extinguisher right by her side and quickly put it out. I loved that she left that in her video, she could’ve just left that mistake out. Instead she gave her viewers an impactful visual lesson on how quickly things can become very dangerous. Resin is such a fun medium and it’s easy to get caught up in the creative aspect and torch out of habit. Thanks for all your great tips!
You could glue the little guy to the top of a cork and make a matching bottle stop!!
Love them!
Maybe use a clear plastic tote to dump the extra powder in and reuse it. You would get interesting colors for sure.
Amazing x
These turned out great. Oh just a fun idea, I recently saw a video by Steve McDonald Arts and Crafts where he used nail polish in his molds then added resin. I'm wondering how that might look with these molds or even directly onto the resin pieces like you did the mica powders. 💜
You are so clever but I would love a ladybug
Nice
I enjoy using all of your molds that I have purchased from you.
Love the shells but not so much the flower in this Mold.
All of the pieces are stunning. Thank you for sharing.
Ammonites are my favourite. The black Cherry colour made it look real.
Love it
Beautiful colors, love the mold ❤
Just love your energy and videos. So clever 😁💕
Do as i say not as i do lol😂 oopsey i looked at your nails lol😜 they are very pretty Ms Julie 😍
If you use JDiction low viscosity UV resin on the front it will cover the alcohol marks. Just brush it on and cure.
awesome
At one point you used a type of varnish to add glitter to moulds (like Nadia at LiaDia). If you used the varnish plus glitter or other Mica, it would be interesting to see what effect that would create.
I am thinking it would be good if you did it by catagory,, sea life, flowers tres. animals. They are pretty. I feel like they are all dark. Thank you for the tutorial. I just learned something about my self. I am not a dark person!!
Would you show us how you make your molds? It would be interesting to see. Thanks.
Love the video Julie fabulous molds but would just leave them clear not in love with silver
Beautiful a
Can you please start posting the amount of resin you use on your projects I am wasting so much! I have your bubble tray and it would be nice if you could tell me approx how much to mix before using it. Thank You I love your work!
Can you create rectangle ocean mold you r awesome
The rubbing alcohol needs to be a fine mist, droplets will leave marks behind
I would love to order the pyramid moles from you can you tell me where I could find your supplies .Your amazing I have watched you for hrs at a time I’m just getting molds gathered for Christmas presents I hope the pyramid can be a light 😂
Hi, Julie! Love your art! Have you ever tried using a lighter color to back the interference colors, instead of black?
It doesn't work as well
The emanite that you called black cherry you originally called maple that you were going to put in it, I don't see black cherry but it certainly looks more maple to me. I don't understand that color. Though I must say now I have a new mold added to my list of wants. I am still wanting the sand dollar that I didn't get in the inserts I ordered. I got a star fish I think instead of the sand dollar. What do you want me to do to get that? 😊
I love all these, beautiful job Julie 💕😊💕🤗
Hi love your videos. I am curious as to what you do with the finished products. Do you sell them or give as presents. Thanks.
Is there a glow in the dark powder to in with the resin
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Hi I've been watching you for awhile Love love love you ... I'm trying to find a mold as a ford truck but can't would you have any suggestions ?
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Where could I get the inlays from or do you have a video that shows how to make them?
@Roberta Salazar
She sells both the separate inlays and the already-inlaid coasters in her eBay shop. Link is in the video description.
Hello 😊 this has nothing to do with this video but I love all of your videos and so I thought I‘d ask you, maybe you can help me, or someone else here 😅 everytime I pour, my colours keep just floating to the bottom not doing anything 😅 everything lays on the bottom of my mold.. I use a good resin (dipon) and a good quality pigment paste, my room Temperatur is at 20 degree. I don’t get why that happens to me all the time😢 yes, the resin I use is a low viscosity resin but other artists use that too and get stunning effects!
Is it because of a low budget mica powder? Or is the resin too thin? Or why is it like that? 😅 please help! I am getting quite frustrated!
@Nina Leoni Mohapp
Poor girl! That would be frustrating, for sure! It sounds as if you will need to let your resin sit for a bit, to thicken up, before pouring. Julie *always* does that when creating her pours with a low viscosity - or even a medium - resin, especially when using a paste! Otherwise, everything falls to the bottom and blobs. Mine, too. Gotta wait! Each resin is different, so you may have to experiment with the wait time. If you have a cabochon mold of some type, pour your resin into several cavities, then start timing by 5 minutes apart (IF doing blooms, petri, cloud effects) before adding inks & pigment pastes.
IF your resin is already colored, then just let the batch sit for maybe 15 minutes, then pour into 1 cavity. 5 minutes later, another one, etc...maybe as high as 35 minutes for last pour. By then, it will be pretty thick, I should think! Take a Sharpie marker & label each cavity with the times. Sharpie comes off silicone with alcohol.
Sure hope this helps a bit?
It's been 3 months since your last acrylic pour,do you still do them?
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Where can we get molds
Link is above
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Bonjour j’aime beaucoup vos réalisations mais je vais arrêter car il n’y a pas de sous-titres en français et je ne comprends pas vos explications 😢