Wooturning - Let's make a hydrangea lamp!

Following on from a previous resin lamp, encasing a dried hydrangea, I thought I would revisit the idea, but with better underlighting.
Here are some of the products which I use. Though, I receive no support from vendors of these products, I will mention them to aid the newer turners in deciding what they like and what they don't!
Chestnut products
Cellulose Sanding sealer
Thinned cellulose sanding sealer using the Chestnut thinner
Acrylic sanding sealer
Wax 22
Thin CA
Medium CA
Food Safe oil
Other consumables
Starbond EM-02 thin CA
03a thin CA
Gorilla PVA
True Grit abrasive wax paste
True Grit superfine abrasive wax paste
Colron Danish oil
Disclaimer
I am not a professional woodturner, I have not been trained by a professional and therefore my techniques are purely for your observation, as they may not conform to 'best practices'. The onus is on the viewer to receive professional training and guidance before performing any woodturning techniques which are demonstarted on my RUclips channel (@clickandturn).

[@STMwoodturning]

“… bootleg…” 😂😂😂
I enjoy your humor! Nice little nightlight as well. I haven’t turned much resin and although I like what it can do for wood, IT’S MESSY!

[@ClickandTurn]

Ha ha, thanks... I should have been drinking that stuff, not pouring over wood 🤣🤣
Yes, resin is messy alright, but I like how it can compliment wood nicely, when using the right colours.
I did another resin project over a few weeks, but only filmed a few bits ... for some YT shorts. Hey ho, just chopped down a hawthorn tree, I have a few days of processing it now!