I thought you had to wait at least 12 hours btwn layers... good info to know

This was great thank you for all your advice!

You don't finish paint with anything?

Thank you for sharing your talent and experience with us. When one door closes, another opens ❤

Joe ford it spread! Into mould

Wow!

Absolutely beautiful!

Could you please name the colors that you used. That make me wanted to give me a go. I can see white and purple but please share that is an amazing painting!!

Merci pour le partage très beau 🌺

Merci pour le partage très beau 🌺

Very sad.You are a wonderful artist.

OMG they are beautiful ❤❤😊Lisa

Lovely tray. beautiful colors too.

That is one of the prettiest geode pieces I’ve ever seen

Beautiful and a great tutorial.❤

thank you for your instructive video. I have noticed that some wings turn ugly translucent when put into resin. How might I avoid that please?

🙌 Promo*SM

I have to wear cloth gloves to demold the sphere…

Absolutely gorgeously done with my favorite colours

❤ Just Beautiful!!!

Gorgeous colour combo

So sorry to hear this! Sending prayers! 🙏🏻♥️

Hi beautiful lady, I do understand what you’re going through, in 2017 I closed my business of 29 years, it took 3 years to come to that decision but I made it after one year of depression, your store is your baby it’s hard for someone to understand if you didn’t go through it, I wish you all the best and success we are loved!

You are such an inspiration and helped me find my love for epoxy art. Thank you! I hope up continue to make videos.

So sad . You’ll be missed

I have loved your products. I am so sorry to see the closing of your online store. Blessing and paryers for what is to come for you.

I just have to say "GOD BLESS AMERICA" for Beautiful Women like you !.

Hi Kathrine, so sorry to hear your news the other day on the newsletter. I wish you well on your next journey of whatever it is you choose to do. Take care 🥰💕

When is the 50% off going to be reflected in the prices on the site? 7:07pm Galapagos time, and it's not there yet.

Amazing. So beautiful. Thank you for a great video

Finally, an explanation of the torch and a great idea for a work space! THANK YOU ❤

Wow you can tell you are an artist. You seemed so calm and nonchalant about something that to the average person is probably overwhelming. Amazing how the Chinese have automated the process.

The white, feathery tufts of the dandelion pericarp fruit are known as pappi. The pappus develops from the flower and acts as a fluffy parachute that is easily dispersed by wind over long distances.

I dunno about Hawaii, but it sure is pretty.👍

Did you use plaster to make that

Can you refer the ratio please...

These came out BEAUTIFULLY ❤❤❤

Whoa…. I thought all resin was 24 hours

How do you clean out your measuring cups after pouring the resin in the mold. I tried to clean mine out with soap and water and it left me with sticky measuring cups and sticky hands. It was a mess! I had to throw my measuring cup away because nothing I tried worked!

Why do you have to use the torch? What does that do? I've always wondered that.

What a great video! I set out to do this today, and I started watching half a dozen like this, only to turn them off and go on to the next. But you get to the point and this is full of wonderful instruction and info, instead of bumbling, fumbling, and babbling! Thank you.

Metallics and iridescents are always going to be thicker because they have flecks of "not paint" in them ... glitter or actual metal. Thus, that paint is always going to be heavier and require more medium to get it to the correct consistency. With these, less is more. (less paint and more medium). White paint is heavy because the molecules that make white (especially Titanium) are heavy and large. The molecules are larger, so they don't go into solution as easily as other colors. White will always take more medium or water to dilute to the correct consistency. But beware. Start with medium twice as much as you think you'll need. Add white half as much as you think you'll need. Adjust to consistency and I'll bet you'll end up with more white than you need. Experiment because white, depending on the white you're using, is so much heavier and needs to be mixed differently in every case, no matter the brand. White is one of the most difficult colors to get "right" in pouring. Honestly, there are many more factors that affect paints. Heat (on the second floor will be different than on the fist floor no matter what), pressure, humidity ... Unless you have a completely controlled environment (and you can't account for pressure), you're going to have to check your mix EVERY TIME. It's just how it is.

Not to sound old, but... what is the purpose of using biodegradable glitter in a chunk of resin that is not? It's marketing, I guess? Buzz words... to make people think they care more than they really do because in all honesty most mom's that are crafting for a creative release dont have time to ponder the overall probably (not sure, I've never researched it, because I'm one of those moms) very miniscule effect in the overall picture of our environment and the state of our planet... So, I am just curious, because it's mentioned like its ground breaking and makes the product worth double or triple what something like Walmart glitter costs... actually, sometimes even 10x as much... for what? It has to all be marketing, but if anyone would be so inclined to skool me, I'm more than receptive to the information!

Okay... first of all, I LOVE this! It reminds me of something my granma could of had when I was growing up over 30 years ago... think milk glass deviled egg serving dish with a gold rim... it inspires me to want to use the large tray mold I purchased years ago, because who doesn't need a homemade tray as a house warming gift? I bought it for that and never got around to making it. I digress.

En español, por favor

Wow, it came out absolutely gorgeous. ❤ Both colors are pretty and the fine silver really shines. What a beautiful piece.

Cool beans Tara

Awesome love it Gods Good I want to do this love the sparkling

Forgot to ask, which size mold did you used in this video since your shop has 2 sizes?

Thank you for your very helpful tutorial video. I've always wanted to do this craft, now you've given me the tools to attempt it. Again thank you for your very helpful video.