FYI to show how dated I am "slowly I turn" burlesque skit was used in an episode of "I love Lucy" too. lol just saw your video and really appreciate it. It was exactly what I needed at the right time.
Brenda & Javi, What fun I plan on working with Resin tomorrow. Thank you for all the ideas. I never thought of tissue paper. It is a whole new world to explore! Be Enchanted!
Thank you B'Sue and Javi!💗🤗 This is a wonderful video! I have always been afraid to try resin, but you have inspired me! I love that cork paper and the mermaid sand. Are you going to carry those on your site? Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creative gift a d knowledge. You make creating so much fun. 💞🎉 Looking forward to giving this a try soon. Have a wonderful and blessed weekend, everyone!
And yes....I did a bloop. Made a big mistake as a Responsible Repurposer and I resined that stamp. It had value, I should not have done that, and even though I know jewelry not stamps, should have taken my own advice and looked up first. I was wrong not to do that. I'm sure that's where the thumbs down are coming from...Oh well, at least they watched the video I guess. I just found out about the stamp. Someone said it had a value of 40.00 to over a couple hundred. THERE YOU GO! Just exactly the same reason why I tell people not to tear stuff down before they know what they have. I apologize for this error, I'm the responsible girl and I wasn't this time. I thought because it wasn't in great shape and was cancelled didn't matter. WRONG. SO sorry if I offended anyone.
This was so interesting,i have avoided resin(luv my Diamond Glaze) but,i am now motivated to try it asap,i appreciate you de-mystifying the process. Have a great weekend ladies. Thankyou & Cheers!
Thank you, Helen. DIamond Glaze won't quite cut it for something like this, you need resin. But as you can see it's so easy. If you can bake a cake, you can mix up some resin.
Thank you for taking the time to make this. It is great. I wonder if it would also work on paper napkins? I use them frequently in my designs, but they are so delicate and the resin may firm them up.
Tbh I think UV resin is easier to begin with bc it cures quick under a nail lamp. If you mess up with epoxy it takes 24 to 48 hrs to figure it out, with UV resin you can spend an afternoon getting the hang of it. I hated resin until I tried UV resin, bc the learning curve is less steep.
Vi, there is no doubt about it, UV is instant-grat and less trouble. And, if you are using just a little bit, it's quick and easy. But if you want to pour deep, the cost of it will break you up. I can get dozens of bezels done with a small kit of two-part as opposed to MAYBE 3-5 with a decent-sized bottle of UV. Also with UV there are tricks to curing it, too. As far as figuring out how to cure a bad two part pour, did you know you can use a product called Gel du Soleil and sunlight, and fix it QUICK? It's a UV resin too but a little diff. You can cure a bad two part pour with UV, too. If you get a bad bubble in a two part pour, something that might not happen with UV, and it cures like that, you can drill it out and fix it---with more two-part or with UV. TIme is involved with two part, as you have to learn to cure it properly. It's not at all a big learning curve, it's just another trick in a good maker's bag of jewelry techniques. IMHO having made jewelry for over 30 years and messed around with resin just as long, I would never have eliminated learning how to use two-part, as part of my journey....same as I wouldn't have eliminated learning to solder or use the jeweler's saw. Admittedly, I am not bad at using resin. At soldering and the saw, well, let's just say you won't get videos from me on those techniques. Too clumsy. But I can do it! And everyone should learn, at some point.
I could definitely do that but really it’s no trouble to do it this way. I took a two day class w Susan Lenart Kazmer and that is how I learned. The first time a long time ago. But your ideas give two other options so now there are three ideas. :-). I know the bag works. The other two should but haven’t tried. I’ve had resin stick to waxed paper before though. Maybe it depends on the brand?
@@bsueboutiques I have had the best results using a silicone sheet. Nothing sticks to that 😂. However, they are much more expensive than the previous options. I have also used thicker plastic, for example: large plastic envelopes or plastic file folders.
New to your channel and I really enjoy watching you. This project intrigued me and I have a question.. can any brand of resin be used to do this... and would this technique work with Rice Paper which is a little thicker than tissue paper. I mainly use Art Resin ( which is a 2 part resin) and I’m hoping that brand will work. 👏👏🦋
Well I use two part resin from ICE RESIN kit. We have some at our website here: www.bsueboutiques.com/ICERESIN-2-part-Resin-for-jewelry-making-p/iceresin.htm
Most of the resins out there except UV work the same way. Ice Resin is a go-to for me, but I wouldn't hesitate to use others, too. Glad you like it, Melissa!
I love Ice Resin!!! Never yellows and it's jewelers grade! Thanks for a great vid!💖
That's what they say. There are others just as clear. But this is my go-to.
I just get a kick watching you work with the mixed media...there is nothing you can't do...but you seem in your element with this!
FYI to show how dated I am "slowly I turn" burlesque skit was used in an episode of "I love Lucy" too. lol just saw your video and really appreciate it. It was exactly what I needed at the right time.
Thank you so much for watching 😊
Brenda & Javi, What fun I plan on working with Resin tomorrow. Thank you for all the ideas. I never thought of tissue paper. It is a whole new world to explore! Be Enchanted!
Thanks, Betty!
Thank you B'Sue and Javi!💗🤗 This is a wonderful video! I have always been afraid to try resin, but you have inspired me! I love that cork paper and the mermaid sand. Are you going to carry those on your site? Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful creative gift a d knowledge. You make creating so much fun. 💞🎉 Looking forward to giving this a try soon. Have a wonderful and blessed weekend, everyone!
I'll have the mermaid sand....in fact this weekend (Feb 21-23, 2020) anyone who makes an order can ask for some and they shall receive it!
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And yes....I did a bloop. Made a big mistake as a Responsible Repurposer and I resined that stamp. It had value, I should not have done that, and even though I know jewelry not stamps, should have taken my own advice and looked up first. I was wrong not to do that. I'm sure that's where the thumbs down are coming from...Oh well, at least they watched the video I guess. I just found out about the stamp. Someone said it had a value of 40.00 to over a couple hundred. THERE YOU GO! Just exactly the same reason why I tell people not to tear stuff down before they know what they have. I apologize for this error, I'm the responsible girl and I wasn't this time. I thought because it wasn't in great shape and was cancelled didn't matter. WRONG. SO sorry if I offended anyone.
Great tutorial ♥️
Thank you 😊
Thanks Brenda and Javi, this was fun. You sure got a LOT out of that one cup of resin!
You surely do! I hope you will join us for more resin fun at the workshop in May!
This was so interesting,i have avoided resin(luv my Diamond Glaze) but,i am now motivated to try it asap,i appreciate you de-mystifying the process. Have a great weekend ladies. Thankyou & Cheers!
Thank you, Helen. DIamond Glaze won't quite cut it for something like this, you need resin. But as you can see it's so easy. If you can bake a cake, you can mix up some resin.
I love what did. I hope you'll show ways to use the paper (& others) in projects.
I will in time, and we will be using resin paper in the May Workshop.
So much fun!
It IS!!
Thank you for taking the time to make this. It is great. I wonder if it would also work on paper napkins? I use them frequently in my designs, but they are so delicate and the resin may firm them up.
I don't know but you can always try it. I like the look best with tissue.
Oh my!!! Loooove this!
It's right up your alley!
@@bsueboutiques yes!
Btw...really enjoyed your latest news letter...getting excited about trying more ...especially ice resin..
Tbh I think UV resin is easier to begin with bc it cures quick under a nail lamp. If you mess up with epoxy it takes 24 to 48 hrs to figure it out, with UV resin you can spend an afternoon getting the hang of it. I hated resin until I tried UV resin, bc the learning curve is less steep.
Vi, there is no doubt about it, UV is instant-grat and less trouble. And, if you are using just a little bit, it's quick and easy. But if you want to pour deep, the cost of it will break you up. I can get dozens of bezels done with a small kit of two-part as opposed to MAYBE 3-5 with a decent-sized bottle of UV. Also with UV there are tricks to curing it, too. As far as figuring out how to cure a bad two part pour, did you know you can use a product called Gel du Soleil and sunlight, and fix it QUICK? It's a UV resin too but a little diff. You can cure a bad two part pour with UV, too. If you get a bad bubble in a two part pour, something that might not happen with UV, and it cures like that, you can drill it out and fix it---with more two-part or with UV. TIme is involved with two part, as you have to learn to cure it properly. It's not at all a big learning curve, it's just another trick in a good maker's bag of jewelry techniques. IMHO having made jewelry for over 30 years and messed around with resin just as long, I would never have eliminated learning how to use two-part, as part of my journey....same as I wouldn't have eliminated learning to solder or use the jeweler's saw. Admittedly, I am not bad at using resin. At soldering and the saw, well, let's just say you won't get videos from me on those techniques. Too clumsy. But I can do it! And everyone should learn, at some point.
You are right, and I've ysedboth but I just found UV to be the easiest to learn. It doesnt get good deep pours, that's right for sure
Try using wax or parchment paper instead of a garbage bag. The resin will peel off easier.
I could definitely do that but really it’s no trouble to do it this way. I took a two day class w Susan Lenart Kazmer and that is how I learned. The first time a long time ago. But your ideas give two other options so now there are three ideas. :-). I know the bag works. The other two should but haven’t tried. I’ve had resin stick to waxed paper before though. Maybe it depends on the brand?
@@bsueboutiques I have had the best results using a silicone sheet. Nothing sticks to that 😂. However, they are much more expensive than the previous options. I have also used thicker plastic, for example: large plastic envelopes or plastic file folders.
Love the birds, cork paper and old card and and and 😁😂🤣
Thanks Erica....it's so fun!
New to your channel and I really enjoy watching you. This project intrigued me and I have a question.. can any brand of resin be used to do this... and would this technique work with Rice Paper which is a little thicker than tissue paper. I mainly use Art Resin ( which is a 2 part resin) and I’m hoping that brand will work. 👏👏🦋
Well I use two part resin from ICE RESIN kit. We have some at our website here: www.bsueboutiques.com/ICERESIN-2-part-Resin-for-jewelry-making-p/iceresin.htm
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Resin has always been my nemesis but you have made this look easy. I am going to give it another try! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!❤️❤️❤️
I love using Ice Resin. I originally learned how to use it from you, B'Sue. It's so nice to have this new take on it. Thank you and Javi so much!
Most of the resins out there except UV work the same way. Ice Resin is a go-to for me, but I wouldn't hesitate to use others, too. Glad you like it, Melissa!
I like the ice resin, too. I tried the uv but need more practice with it. Thanks for the video. I can’t wait to try the paper.
It's so much fun, and you will find so many unusual uses for it that you might never have thought of before!
Love the mermaid sand concept!!! So pretty 💜. Many thanks for a great tutorial. xo
Thanks bunches for watching and your kind words.
Hi B'Sue & Javi! Thanks for this tutorial!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great video thank you for sharing 🤩
My pleasure. ;-)