So refreshing to have someone take the time to speak to us and explain the method of how to make a project instead of just having too loud and fast music and super edited videos that don't explain anything. This was wonderful. Thank you so much.
Seen many videos for waves effect but always use alcohol ink ..you are the only one found ,using regular white pigment ..as a Muslim I avoid Alcohol..thank u so much for wonderful tutorials..must go back to all your former videos 😊
This was so excellent. Having the prior design underneath gave such a better understanding for flowing the colors together. Thank you so much for your time and talent🤗
Hi again-- I read some of your comments and realized You answered my question about your edges-- You take off your moulds and do a final Is pour of clear-- Do you let it Run down the sides ❤❤.
Really good Hannah, love the music too, what's playing? Doing a project and hoping I can do this, would have loved to see how you did the first layer with sand. Thanks for the info.
Thank you so much. Oh my gosh I can't even remember. It's from iMovie though, 'under the sun' or 'waves' something like that, trying me best to create a theme 😂 I know, I didn't anticipate so many people watching it but I have other videos where I show how to make alternative sand bases which I think are better than this one now. Best of luck with your project and thank you so much for your comment!
The instructional details in your video make it really easy to make that project! Others I have watched were very vague about things. Now I feel I can tackle the earrings I want to make for my FB Friend who is just crazy about the ocean & beaches!Q Thank you so much!!
You’re welcome ☺️ No not always. It depends on how the first layer turns out and what sort of look I’m going for really. It also depends on the surface I’m applying my waves technique to. It’s not an exact science and you’ll probably find your own preference along the way from experimenting. If I can help further then just ask ☺️
@@blancap.5898 Not as a rule. I never do but I know some people like to sand between coats. I’ll only ever sand if there are impurities on my first layer that I want to ‘erase’ rather than just covering over them. In short, it’s personal preference ☺️
Hi Katy, I haven't used a hairdryer for this technique before but they're basically the same thing 🤷🏼♀️ I believe hairdryers are more powerful though so I would advise having it on a high heat but a low power setting...don't want the resin flying everywhere! Then to begin with, maybe hold the hairdryer further away than you would expect just to be on the safe side 💨
I am trying to figure out two smaller pictures to go along side a bigger picture in the middle of a gorgeous wave with cracked glass I’m thinking I can do this on maybe two 10 x 20 canvases just copy everything hopefully it turns out. Any suggestions let me know thank you I loved it
Hi Joyce. I applied a similar technique to a 24" x 36" canvas a while back and it worked great. The only difference was that I painted vague beach colours down first. There's a picture of it on my instagram @hannah_somerville A slightly unusual suggestion for the smaller pieces, how about large clam shells with waves inside. Not sure how you'd stick them to the wall but I've done a video on ocean shells too. You could do a few of those and dot them around? X
Please tell me , do you always start with the first layer, let it cure before applying the second layer? I just discovered you and I can’t thank you enough for your help. Thank you so much.
Hi! Thanks so much for your comment ☺️ it means a lot to me! To answer your question, no, I don't always do the 2 layers. I made this video some time ago now and since then I have tweaked my process a little. It's still the same technique of blowing out the waves but I tend to do one layer on a sand-resin-mix base. This video here is of a clock I made but I would still apply the same method with my coasters ruclips.net/video/P0dYDhXYTh4/видео.html I hope that helps with seeing a slightly different approach. I do always finish my coasters off with a clear top coat just to level off the surface too. X
Just getting started on some resin projects and my question is what type of paint, tint, or ink do you use to make the white foam on the waves. Thanks!
Hi John. I got my white from The Epoxy Resin Store. I can't remember the exact brand name but every white I've tried works pretty much the same. I've also used Let's Resin's white more recently and that works great. I really like their products. Hope that helps ☺️
@@christinawindsor4321 Hello! Thanks so much ☺️ I never really colour my resin using alcohol inks but I've heard it works just fine 👍🏻. Saying this, I think I'd be reluctant to use white alcohol ink for the waves simply because the white needs to be thick and opaque and even though white alcohol ink is opaque, I just can't imagine it providing the right consistency 🤷🏼♀️ that's just my guess though, I could be completely wrong! Colouring the blues with alcohol ink should work fine though. Sorry for the half answered question 😂
Hi Supriya. In this video I put painter's tape around my coasters but more recently I've preferred the method of applying a layer of liquid latex on the underside edges. Once your resin cures, you just peal the latex off and any resin drips pop off so easily. Hope that helps x
Hello! I know people who do and I used to use a lighter for acrylic pouring so it's doable, but just be careful because the end can get really hot due to the angle you're having to hold it at. I found my lighters didn't last too long either because they'd sort of melt off at the top but I only used cheap ones. If you have a better quality one or one with a long stem then they might work better 👍🏻 x
Hi Julie, it’s been such a long time since I uploaded this video that I don’t use the same supplier any more. I do use Rockstar Resins however and the link and code are in the description below this video. If you can’t find it then the link is rockstarresins.com/r?id=0b4e77 and the code is HANNAH. I recommend their 4 star 1:1 thin coat resin. Hope that helps X
hello merci pour votre partage ... mais en français je ne comprends pas ce que vous mettez dans le blanc pour obtenir ces cellules ? pouvez vous m'expliquer ? merci et bravo !!!
Possibly a silly question, but when I tried this technique my white spread into the centre of my coaster and hasn’t kept the ‘wave’ effect. Do you have any idea why?? It’s prob a novice mistake I’ve made!!😩😅
Hmmm, I'm trying to picture what you mean. I like to make sure that my white is quite opaque to start with and that when I add a line of it to my coaster, it's touching the other resin but also it's now the new border between the blue resin and the cured coaster base, rather than being added completely within the blue resin. This way you will always have white at the front. I hope that makes sense....😅 You can always do this even after your white has spread into the centre though, because white foam forms in lots of random places in the sea ☺️ I even do this in one of my other videos which might help you see how you can use what happened to your advantage. Check out my Resin Ocean Clock tutorial if you can x
I have watched of all of these Types of videos but the resin I use apparently is not working what type of resin are you using I see multiple versions of resin on the website I was using regular Apoxsee resin from the craft store that is not working for the effect with the hot air gun
Hi there! After having tried this technique over and over again even since making this video, I find that the best resin is a standard coating resin (it may be called other things but from Rockstar Resins they call it coating resin) with a 1:1 formula. I find it works best when it's of a fairly high viscosity, so quite firm, with a work time of around 30-45 mins. You want to have to blow on the resin for a few seconds with the heat gun before it starts to move. I think craft stores often stock resins that are of a slightly lower viscosity (runnier) for casting or jewellery crafts. It may still be OK to use the resin you have, you might just have to leave the resin to sit for a little while after mixing it. I also have a 2:1 formula resin from Rockstar Resins which is a much thinner resin but if I leave it to sit for an hour after mixing, it firms up enough for me to use with this technique perfectly. I suggest trying that first before buying more resin but if you plan on doing lots more resin projects in the future then the viscosity and work time are some things to bear in mind. Hopefully that helps 👍🏻
@@hscraftytutorials Yes I use the resin at the craft stores called amazing clear cast but it takes 24 hours to dry and it’s really soupy and stays quite runny for a while and isn’t working too well. Thanks for the info on the resin I think I will try that brand from that site
@@TheGreatlordlee well give it a go by leaving it to sit for a bit but if that fails then I deffo recommend Rockstar Resins. Make sure you use my code for 10% off too, save them pennies! ☺️
***huge thing she forgot to mention!!!! Make sure any resin you use is at least heat resistant and maybe food safe. (I think for coasters food safe is optional.) There are many different kinds of resin so be on the look out for that.
You could do or you could add a clear coat of resin at the end, after the waves have cured. I usually coat all my pieces with clear resin to finish them off. But if the sand is very high then a quick sanding won't hurt ☺️
🙈💜🍃🌹💖🪷🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🩵🩵🩵💙🌨️🩵💙🌨️😊🌬️🙏🏽 I love u spirit,even beyond this screen,i am able ro feel are u kove this zone time of serenity 😅... U make my Sunday 😅 sparkling 😊... Merci infiniment 🙏🏽🌹✨✨✨✨💕 Cordialement 🙏🏽🤗🌈🤩🙈🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌹🌬️✨💕🙏🏽
boa tarde gostaria de saber que produtos que você. usa pra mim comprar. amei seu trabalhos sao maŕavilhosos tem como voce me responder em português ti agradeço de coração
Oi, obrigado pelo seu comentário. Todos os produtos estão listados na descrição. Se você clicar na pequena seta voltada para baixo no canto inferior direito do vídeo, as informações serão exibidas. Deixe-me saber se você o encontrou! x
Hi Diane. Although it’s the 2nd coat, it’s the same process for both the 1st and 2nd coat. You don’t even have to do 2 coats. You can pretend the one that I’m showing you is the first and only coat, it doesn’t change the process 😊
So refreshing to have someone take the time to speak to us and explain the method of how to make a project instead of just having too loud and fast music and super edited videos that don't explain anything. This was wonderful. Thank you so much.
You're very welcome. Thank you for your lovely comment ☺️
magnificent upload Hannah Somerville's Crafty Tutorials. I shattered the thumbs up on your video. Continue to keep up the quality work.
This is such a lovely comment! Thank you so much!! ☺️🥲
I loved the way you told the drops of colors to add. Thanks!
You're very welcome ☺️
Excellent work!!! Love the music in the background...
Thank you Rich. I'm very pleased you enjoyed it 😊
Those are all so gorgeous, thank you
Thanks m’dear ☺️
Seen many videos for waves effect but always use alcohol ink ..you are the only one found ,using regular white pigment ..as a Muslim I avoid Alcohol..thank u so much for wonderful tutorials..must go back to all your former videos 😊
Aw thank you, I’m glad my tutorial helped ☺️❤️
Awesome ❤thank you so much ❤
@@chrishanthiabeyeratne8709 Thank you, you’re welcome!
This is the most beautiful and realistic as I watched on RUclips !!
ruclips.net/video/e1uiz5FnRfI/видео.html Resin craft ruclips.net/video/DMKnN8asCQcn/видео.html handmade!
Thank you for sharing the color combination .. Really appreciate it..
You're very welcome!
Presentation was beautiful
Thank you ❤️
Wow! One of the best explained videos. Especially explaining why you use a torch! Thank you 😊
Aw you're very welcome! Thank you ☺️
I totally agree 💯
This was so excellent. Having the prior design underneath gave such a better understanding for flowing the colors together. Thank you so much for your time and talent🤗
You're so welcome! Thank you for your lovely comment x
Thank you for sharing your trade tricks. Your work is wonderful. Xx
That's very kind of you, and you're most welcome ☺️x
Brilliant tutorial, thank you so much x
thank you! I’m glad it was helpful ❤
Thank you so much for the detailed video ❤
You’re welcome ☺️
Beautiful coasters! Will have to try!
Thank you so much! Best of luck! ☺️
Hi again-- I read some of your comments and realized You answered my question about your edges-- You take off your moulds and do a final Is pour of clear-- Do you let it Run down the sides ❤❤.
Hey! Yes, I let the resin run over but make sure there is some sort of protection on the undersides (tape or liquid latex) 😊👍🏻
Really good Hannah, love the music too, what's playing? Doing a project and hoping I can do this, would have loved to see how you did the first layer with sand. Thanks for the info.
Thank you so much. Oh my gosh I can't even remember. It's from iMovie though, 'under the sun' or 'waves' something like that, trying me best to create a theme 😂
I know, I didn't anticipate so many people watching it but I have other videos where I show how to make alternative sand bases which I think are better than this one now. Best of luck with your project and thank you so much for your comment!
Awesome video. Exactly what I was looking for
Great to hear! Thank you x
Beautiful 🙏
How do you get your edges so beautiful-- Great work❤ 1:47
Hi Brian! I can see you put the time to what you’re referencing but I’m still not sure what you mean lol. Let me know ☺️
The instructional details in your video make it really easy to make that project! Others I have watched were very vague about things. Now I feel I can tackle the earrings I want to make for my FB Friend who is just crazy about the ocean & beaches!Q Thank you so much!!
I'm so pleased this helped! Thank you so much for your comment ☺️❤️
Thank you for this. I noticed you put this layer on top of one you have already done. Do you alway do two layers of resin and pigment?
You’re welcome ☺️ No not always. It depends on how the first layer turns out and what sort of look I’m going for really. It also depends on the surface I’m applying my waves technique to. It’s not an exact science and you’ll probably find your own preference along the way from experimenting. If I can help further then just ask ☺️
Can you please post link to part one of this video . I can’t seem to find it.💕
Hi there ☺️ there is no part 1. This video is just to show the wave technique only, not the making of the coasters ❤️
Hey, those turned out great! Great job!
Aw thank you ☺️ x
Great video! How long did you wait between coats?
Thank you. Just until the resin has cured. Different resins have different cure times, on this occasion it was 24 hours I believe x
@@hscraftytutorials thanks so much, do I have to sand it before applying second coat?
@@blancap.5898 Not as a rule. I never do but I know some people like to sand between coats. I’ll only ever sand if there are impurities on my first layer that I want to ‘erase’ rather than just covering over them. In short, it’s personal preference ☺️
@@hscraftytutorials Thanks so much, loved your video, easy to comprehend and follow.
Is there a way to use a hair dryer to achieve the effect of the heat gun if I use a low setting or will that not work?
Hi Katy, I haven't used a hairdryer for this technique before but they're basically the same thing 🤷🏼♀️
I believe hairdryers are more powerful though so I would advise having it on a high heat but a low power setting...don't want the resin flying everywhere! Then to begin with, maybe hold the hairdryer further away than you would expect just to be on the safe side 💨
I am trying to figure out two smaller pictures to go along side a bigger picture in the middle of a gorgeous wave with cracked glass I’m thinking I can do this on maybe two 10 x 20 canvases just copy everything hopefully it turns out. Any suggestions let me know thank you I loved it
Hi Joyce. I applied a similar technique to a 24" x 36" canvas a while back and it worked great. The only difference was that I painted vague beach colours down first. There's a picture of it on my instagram @hannah_somerville
A slightly unusual suggestion for the smaller pieces, how about large clam shells with waves inside. Not sure how you'd stick them to the wall but I've done a video on ocean shells too. You could do a few of those and dot them around? X
Please tell me , do you always start with the first layer, let it cure before applying the second layer? I just discovered you and I can’t thank you enough for your help. Thank you so much.
Hi! Thanks so much for your comment ☺️ it means a lot to me!
To answer your question, no, I don't always do the 2 layers. I made this video some time ago now and since then I have tweaked my process a little. It's still the same technique of blowing out the waves but I tend to do one layer on a sand-resin-mix base. This video here is of a clock I made but I would still apply the same method with my coasters ruclips.net/video/P0dYDhXYTh4/видео.html
I hope that helps with seeing a slightly different approach. I do always finish my coasters off with a clear top coat just to level off the surface too. X
Just getting started on some resin projects and my question is what type of paint, tint, or ink do you use to make the white foam on the waves. Thanks!
Hi John. I got my white from The Epoxy Resin Store. I can't remember the exact brand name but every white I've tried works pretty much the same. I've also used Let's Resin's white more recently and that works great. I really like their products. Hope that helps ☺️
Hi. These are gorgeous! Will alcohol ink work for coloring thr resin?
@@christinawindsor4321 Hello! Thanks so much ☺️
I never really colour my resin using alcohol inks but I've heard it works just fine 👍🏻. Saying this, I think I'd be reluctant to use white alcohol ink for the waves simply because the white needs to be thick and opaque and even though white alcohol ink is opaque, I just can't imagine it providing the right consistency 🤷🏼♀️ that's just my guess though, I could be completely wrong! Colouring the blues with alcohol ink should work fine though. Sorry for the half answered question 😂
*Wow! Super helpful! Thank you :)*
You’re very welcome ☺️
Your coasters are beautiful! Thank you for sharing your process! ❤️
You're so very welcome! X
What do you put along the sides or below the coasters to avoid the resin getting stuck there?
Hi Supriya. In this video I put painter's tape around my coasters but more recently I've preferred the method of applying a layer of liquid latex on the underside edges. Once your resin cures, you just peal the latex off and any resin drips pop off so easily. Hope that helps x
where did you get those mixing spoons from?
Hi Debra, I’ve linked all the products in the description box, let me know if you can’t find them. They are from Amazon x
I was wondering can I use mica powder instead of liquid 🤔
For the blue part yes, but I've never tried a white mica pigment for the waves, sorry. If you ever try, let me know how it goes x
what is the white liquid you using ? 🥺❤️
Hi ☺️ the pigment is from flowart resin. You can also use white acrylic paint 👍🏻❤️
@@hscraftytutorials tysm hannah ❤️
Hi! Do you think I can use a regular lighter instead of blow torch?
Hello! I know people who do and I used to use a lighter for acrylic pouring so it's doable, but just be careful because the end can get really hot due to the angle you're having to hold it at. I found my lighters didn't last too long either because they'd sort of melt off at the top but I only used cheap ones. If you have a better quality one or one with a long stem then they might work better 👍🏻 x
@@hscraftytutorials thank you so much! I'm gonna try using a lighter with a long stem.
I actually don't have torch on hand, and it doesn't create cells without it
You could use a long stemmed lighter, I know some people like to use that sort of flame instead of a torch ☺️
So where is the discount for the epoxy resin store you spoke of..?
Hi Julie, it’s been such a long time since I uploaded this video that I don’t use the same supplier any more. I do use Rockstar Resins however and the link and code are in the description below this video. If you can’t find it then the link is rockstarresins.com/r?id=0b4e77 and the code is HANNAH. I recommend their 4 star 1:1 thin coat resin. Hope that helps X
Befor you did this was the first coat resin or actually paint
Resin ☺️ all resin. X
Can I use Mica powders instead of liquid color
Yes you can ☺️
@@hscraftytutorials thank you so much
Thank you Hannah, i’m curious where did you get your sand?
I got my sand when I went on holiday to Miami. I collected it from South Beach in some zip lock bags ☺️
Wish you could’ve showed the beginning process
Sorry x
hello merci pour votre partage ... mais en français je ne comprends pas ce que vous mettez dans le blanc pour obtenir ces cellules ? pouvez vous m'expliquer ? merci et bravo !!!
Salut! Il n'y a rien de plus ajouté au blanc, c'est littéralement juste du pigment blanc et voilà ce qui lui arrive. J'espère que cela aide ☺️
Possibly a silly question, but when I tried this technique my white spread into the centre of my coaster and hasn’t kept the ‘wave’ effect. Do you have any idea why?? It’s prob a novice mistake I’ve made!!😩😅
Hmmm, I'm trying to picture what you mean. I like to make sure that my white is quite opaque to start with and that when I add a line of it to my coaster, it's touching the other resin but also it's now the new border between the blue resin and the cured coaster base, rather than being added completely within the blue resin. This way you will always have white at the front. I hope that makes sense....😅
You can always do this even after your white has spread into the centre though, because white foam forms in lots of random places in the sea ☺️ I even do this in one of my other videos which might help you see how you can use what happened to your advantage. Check out my Resin Ocean Clock tutorial if you can x
I have watched of all of these Types of videos but the resin I use apparently is not working what type of resin are you using I see multiple versions of resin on the website I was using regular Apoxsee resin from the craft store that is not working for the effect with the hot air gun
Hi there! After having tried this technique over and over again even since making this video, I find that the best resin is a standard coating resin (it may be called other things but from Rockstar Resins they call it coating resin) with a 1:1 formula. I find it works best when it's of a fairly high viscosity, so quite firm, with a work time of around 30-45 mins. You want to have to blow on the resin for a few seconds with the heat gun before it starts to move. I think craft stores often stock resins that are of a slightly lower viscosity (runnier) for casting or jewellery crafts. It may still be OK to use the resin you have, you might just have to leave the resin to sit for a little while after mixing it. I also have a 2:1 formula resin from Rockstar Resins which is a much thinner resin but if I leave it to sit for an hour after mixing, it firms up enough for me to use with this technique perfectly. I suggest trying that first before buying more resin but if you plan on doing lots more resin projects in the future then the viscosity and work time are some things to bear in mind. Hopefully that helps 👍🏻
@@hscraftytutorials Yes I use the resin at the craft stores called amazing clear cast but it takes 24 hours to dry and it’s really soupy and stays quite runny for a while and isn’t working too well. Thanks for the info on the resin I think I will try that brand from that site
@@TheGreatlordlee well give it a go by leaving it to sit for a bit but if that fails then I deffo recommend Rockstar Resins. Make sure you use my code for 10% off too, save them pennies! ☺️
Hi wonder if you sell your Coasters
I used to, I’ve just moved countries though and have had to put selling on hold for the time being ❤️
***huge thing she forgot to mention!!!! Make sure any resin you use is at least heat resistant and maybe food safe. (I think for coasters food safe is optional.) There are many different kinds of resin so be on the look out for that.
I have included a link to the resin I recommend using for this project in the description which is both heat resistant and food safe 😊
The sand part is poking a bit. Should I have sanded it? 😥
You could do or you could add a clear coat of resin at the end, after the waves have cured. I usually coat all my pieces with clear resin to finish them off. But if the sand is very high then a quick sanding won't hurt ☺️
🙈💜🍃🌹💖🪷🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊🩵🩵🩵💙🌨️🩵💙🌨️😊🌬️🙏🏽
I love u spirit,even beyond this screen,i am able ro feel are u kove this zone time of serenity 😅... U make my Sunday 😅 sparkling 😊...
Merci infiniment 🙏🏽🌹✨✨✨✨💕
Cordialement 🙏🏽🤗🌈🤩🙈🌨️🌨️🌨️🌨️🌹🌬️✨💕🙏🏽
Don't forget you need nitrile gloves, not just any gloves for resin. Regular gloves will not work, the resin will seep through.
Yes! I've linked an example but I've just seen they're out of stock, but any nitrile gloves will work ☺️👍🏻
Where are the instructions to the first coat?
Hi Gabriele, there aren’t any in the video but the process is exactly the same as the 2nd coat so just repeat the steps twice. Hope that helps ☺️
boa tarde gostaria de saber que produtos que você. usa pra mim comprar. amei seu trabalhos sao maŕavilhosos tem como voce me responder em português ti agradeço de coração
Oi, obrigado pelo seu comentário. Todos os produtos estão listados na descrição. Se você clicar na pequena seta voltada para baixo no canto inferior direito do vídeo, as informações serão exibidas. Deixe-me saber se você o encontrou! x
É muito mais difícil do que parece
Hi, it just takes a bit of practice and it’ll get easier ❤️
If it’s a beginners showing why didn’t you start with the first coat? As soon as I saw that sorry I left and didn’t complete watching it.
Hi Diane. Although it’s the 2nd coat, it’s the same process for both the 1st and 2nd coat. You don’t even have to do 2 coats. You can pretend the one that I’m showing you is the first and only coat, it doesn’t change the process 😊