Beautiful angels …they turned out very pretty. 🤩

I love them all, thank you

Beautiful Angels .

Beautiful job , I have to say my favorite is the pink one . And I am not a pink person . Thank you for sharing your art .

I had so much fun. Thank you so very have a blessed evening ✨️

Gorgeous ❤❤❤❤

I love your adventurous spirit and sense of humor.

Very unique angels. I love them. Thank you for sharing ❤

Gorgeous angels,all of these 💜😍

That’s a beautiful mold , I love Angels . I collect them .

Everything came so beautiful! ❄️👏🏻😁

Beautiful! Much success to your channel!

absolutely love these they are so different, great job lovely lady😍😍

Thank you! I'm very new also and love your attitude! ❤

Such wonderful colour blends and they are so beautiful. So happy to be part of this collaboration with you. I've subscribed and look forward to watching your videos. Erin

I love your angels

You make me laugh ♥️♥️♥️🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

Love it! You are so funny! I rather like the angels. Thanks for joining in with the collaboration

Different and brilliant...enjoyed watching 😊

Beautiful,happy Xmas in July ❤

I so want this mold❤❤ So true with the hairspray marketing😂 You are too funny, love it!! You are right, they turned out great in the chaos of everything❤ FYI: If you used the Janchun Fast Cure, you have to stir it very slowly, no using a paddle mixer either. It does work very well if slowly hand mixed.

These came out amazing! ❤Greetings Maggy Phoenix

Great editing and commentary! Enjoyed watching❤

Very pretty!❤

I’m pausing at the point of u saying ur going to buy a debubbler machine. I had to tell u that if u use fast cure resin for most of ur projects, well any project that u would use fast cure resin, those types of bubble removers aren’t made for that kind of resin. It states this in most of their manuals, however all the resin artist I watch that have them, also state that they actually make the bubbles worse in fast cures. If ur gonna make the investment, I’d spend a little more & get a vacuum chamber instead. It’s much bigger & may seem a little intimidating initially, however it will get the job done for any type of resin ur gonna throw at it! Also if u make molds or candles, it can be used for all sorts of different mediums. The important difference is how much pressure it can remove based on the strength of the motor & the amount u can debubble at one time. They have multiple sizes so pick whatever size u feel u may need. I think the small ones they generally gift KZfaqrs to review on their channels are fine for small castings such as charms, jewelry pieces & keychains etc. but the pieces I’ve seen u make lead me to believe u would be pulling ur hair out trying to do 6oz batches at a time. As u said, “u get what u pay for”. This is very true when it comes to the tools of the trade & the vacuum chamber is going to give u professionally finished pieces. PS I think u were trying to pour out of the wrong spout on those little plastic cups. It may work using that holder portion for certain things but to get those fine lines u were initially trying to get for the flower & crackle I think u need the really narrow pointy spout.😊😮😂 I love that u had a chaos Elf messing about ur studio that day, think it brought a lot of laughter to the video. Can’t wait to find out if u ever found ur silicone tip!!