That’s so pretty. And it’s purple- for soldiers.

Great! A child would just love having one.

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It's beautiful! 🤩

That is absolutely gorgeous 😍

Tão lindoooooooo❤❤❤

Beautiful 🥰

so cute!

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Beautiful. ♥️♥️🇦🇺

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Beautiful 🥰

I am sure your granddaughter will be so happy and excited to receive such a beautiful jar

Love it!

It's very pretty. You picked a perfect duo of colors for a young girl. The glow in the dark is fun and the gemstones definitely add an extra pretty element; for kids and adults. Nice job and thanks for sharing ❤

love it!!! the colors are beautiful!! xo

Purple is my favorite color. I'm sure your granddaughter will love it. A suggestion to make the sticker stand out - pour most of the lid in those colors. Then, add a small amount of white mica to each color and pour that. Leave a little bit of room. Let that set up. Put in your sticker and cover with clear resin. That should give you just enough contrast to make the sticker stand out but still match the jar. I would have loved to see how it glowed in the dark.

I absolutely love that technique Sierra… the base of that jar is virtually half n half… really beautiful!! I’m not sure that the sticker adds that much to the piece but, as you said, you can see it better than we can… I do tho, love the addition of the tiny gems! And the effect of just that little bit of glitter in the transparent resin is gorgeous!! It was all just missing a good ole’ police story?!? 😂😂 Lotsa luv from Nat. ♥️♥️🇦🇺

It looks beautiful! Thanks for sharing 😊!

Beautiful ❤

Viewing from the caribbean resin jar came out goregous

It’s really beautiful but I think that I would have put the sticker on when it was nearly ready and topped it with clear,but I loved the colour scheme on this xxxx love Anne UK 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Gorgeous little jar, it looks super fancy ❤❤! She's going to love it!! For the bubbles on the lip of the jar, I find that pouring a small amount of resin and gently massaging the lip of the mold for a minute before pouring the rest of the jar. This helps me tremendously with bubbles, I do it for both the cap and the jar. Hope that works well for you as well if you do try it out for yourself. Happy Crafting and have a wonderful weekend!! PS: love working with the resiners resin, thank you for your review of it and honest opinions 🌺🌺

I agree. It's beautiful.

Beautiful jar, love the purple and pink together! I'm sure your granddaughter is going to love it! -Beverly

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I really like the waves. They look like surfing waves and that's super cool to be able to get that effect. Great first attempt! ❤

Looks great

Beautiful 😍!! What did you use so the white won’t slide into the shell area? Currently working on a turtle mold but im kinda stuck.

For the first attempt I think it’s nice and I would defiantly put it on my wall,no matter how old we are ( I’m 72 next month)weAre not too old to learn love your work Anne UK xxx🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

That's really nice, beautiful jar. Just my 1 cent

Definitely not bad at all Darl… you did an awesome job for your first time!! It turned out beautifully. Resin beach/ocean pours is the main thing I do… it’s my bread and butter so to speak… doing and selling these allows me to play with all the other resin techniques! 😁 When I first started doing the beach scenes with waves, it took me 16 pours to get waves that I was happy with… so much trial and error, but I loved them so much, that I was determined to get it right… and, eventually, I did! The main hint I could give you, from watching this video, is… when you drop your white resin, drop it so that it is touching the clear resin, but also touching the dry canvas (I hope that makes sense)… so you’re pouring it right along the back of the clear. That way, when you push the white with your heat gun, you are pushing it over the top of the clear. When you put your white down, you were putting it right on top of the clear, leaving a layer of clear behind the white… so when you heated it and pushed it up, you were pushing clear resin over the top of the white, so the white got diluted (so to speak). And one other thing… it’s hard for me to say for sure (because of the angle of the camera), but I think you were holding your heat gun too upright… if you try lowering your heat gun so that you are almost blowing straight across the top of the canvas. I use the wedding cake attachment on my heat gun as it is more powerful but, having said that, many artists use the platypus nozzle (that’s what you used) and get great results… so I think that is just a preference thing. I’m guessing (well hoping) you know me well enough by now, to know that I am not criticising you in the slightest… I am just trying to help. I am very passionate about resin beach pours, and when I saw the title of this video, I got sooooo excited!! Oodles of love from Nat. (Brisbane, Australia) ♥️♥️🇦🇺

Not too bad in my opinion! I still have not tried to do it either and it is in my plans for next week to do. I like the idea of trying on the canvas first as well. Thanks for sharing. -Beverly

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An easier way to do waves is with UV resin . I don’t add as much white . Only do one wave at a time also . I have the same heater as your blue one and it does great .

Very nice.

this really helps! I still don't know if there's a timer, the contents say it does include one... but at least now I know the dial is a thermostat! thanks

Who's this is beautiful. Great job, nicely done ❤❤❤❤😊 Lisa

Stunning. I love it💖💖💖

Thank you for this video, I'm doing my mom some things with ocean theme for her bedroom and I have this mold, I love the way yours turned out. Thank you

Wow! This is stunning! I have this mould and I can't wait to try it myself after seeing this.