As a newbee to reson art, I have watched tutorial videos from dozens of artists, but this one had been the most precise and easy to follow. A great help 💯

I don’t mind seeing all the scraping and what not. I show it to make sure that people know and understand that it’s important to get all the resin out of the cup when making your resin pieces. Also, I post a separate video with the unmolding as sometimes I don’t have time posting them together. So I like having them separate just fine. This is your channel, and you can do whatever you want on it. I like it either way! I love the video as it is. Thank you for the walkthrough. You’ve inspired me to try this tomorrow!

I think the video was perfect and appreciate all the suggestions those who don’t like them maybe shouldn’t watch! Scraping is part of doing resin!!!

Thank you!!! Lov it

I have done a similar process before and almost the same effect as well. I put mostly clear in the mold, then I poured golden green mica around the edge, then I puddle poured golden blue mica, then pearl white mica, then clear. The result was a thin golden green border that didn't crack, then the blue took over the rest but a clear center. The blue goes from big crackles around the outer edge to smaller ones around the center. I did this in a round 7" mold and I'm adding a wedding photo to it with a wild flower U shape around that. I also put the name at the top in Let's Resin gold paint pen and the date at the bottom with the same gold paint pen. I used my Cricut to make the stencils for that using clear sticker paper and I used white backed water slick paper to do the photo and wild flowers. I will dome over all of that and I will add saw tooth wall hangers on the back. I love this tutorial! I'm going to do this as the bottom layer of a crystal coaster. I already poured the crystal raised edge. This should look awesome! I'm thinking of using peacock colors. Oh, I'm also a lefty.

Love seeing craft videos by left handed people! So helpful for me. Please don't apologize for being a leftie.

Thank you for sharing the link to see the unmolding. They turned out beautiful! Keep up the good work!🎉

Did I miss the demould! Would have liked to see how they turned out 🙂

Beautiful thank you for your guidance x

From another lefty, you are doing great!😊 You're dragon scales are awesome! Thank you for sharing the recipe!

Can I ask what that beautiful light blue pigment is? It almost looks like a ghost blue? 🤩

Brilliant step by step tutorial Sue, having failed so many times with this effect I will definitely try this recipe! Thanks for sharing. Can I ask which resin you use? 😊

These are beautiful. I just saw the reveal video and they turned out stunning. Can I ask where you bought your mica powder from? That teal is my perfect shade.

How long did you let the resin sit before starting to pour each color?

what does the other side look like?

Was going to watch this but as I read the comments and saw that you didn’t show the demoulding so I’m bailing out. I would also recommend that you edit your videos to speed them up at times. Good luck, bye!

Well it would have been nice to see if it worked or not . Damn it anyhow!

Quite disappointing not to see final result 😢

Really wish you showed demolding. We watched whole video - let us see results! Success or not, we learn

That was very anti climatic. Had i known i wouldnt see the final product i would have sat here watching the whole time. Disappointed

Watched the whole video and no unmolding? Didn't need to know the measurements four times. I wished you edited out the scraping, scraping, scraping just for one drop of resin. Not trying to be mean. Just my suggestions.