Finally I found someone that actually uses her artistic talents and explains to all of us step by step!!!! YEAYYYYYYYYYYYYY Thank you, I do a little bit of everything, but I am a children's book writer but when I am in my "ART," mood I lov eto make Miniature houses either with the Amazon boxes, or cigar boxes, I personalize them and always choose a theme , I never make the same houses each one is unique, so thank you sweetheart , I truly loved every single piece that u made!!
+Elle Bleu Moon Thank you so much! Your sweet comment put a huge smile on my face. I so appreciate you watching and commenting! I would love to see some of your work as well.
Thanx Tara. Your embellishments are beautiful. I need to remember incorporate bling into my resin pieces. Thanx for the inspiration and sharing your talent, Sara
I was looking for resin pendant tutorials, and stumbled across this. Even though it wasn't what I was looking for, I just had to watch because these projects are so beautiful.
Thank you for the information you've demonstrated here. I have a few pieces I was wondering how to finish and I was unsure about using resin and you instructions on the different kinds have inspired me to carry on! Thanks for posting.
the clothes pin idea is really cool. i have quite a few just laying around. i might just use this idea to jazz them up. and the Journal pieces are so pretty especially the charming pieces you made. The bottle caps are very unique as well. very beautiful too
I like the effect of this. The resin seems less wasteful than the one where you have to mix two parts together, as you only use what you need. Thanks for showing us. Hugs Lynn
Perfect timing! My granddaughter just bought some resin, and asked me if I needed anything made. Well now I have to go buy resin for myself!!! Thank you!
Thank you, Nurse Tamara. You are so generous, that's why The Lord Blesses you. I need to make eyes for a figure out of wood I did. Your tutorial video is the most helpful. Hopefully we could see your own eyes some how.
You are so creative I like watching you when I can find the video because I am so busy with setting up craft room from storage and my health is not good so when I am not sick I am doing as much as I can I sick since Friday but have to get back up tomorrow for repot som plants for part a order on March 16th.
This was very helpful! I only knew about the 2 part resin and was thinking that would be wasteful if I didn't do a lot of projects at one time. I like the UV resin best. Quick turn around time and seems like you can do a lot of projects with that small bottle. TFS! Hugs! Carolyn
Now where the heck was this video yesterday when I used my Susan Lenart Kazmer Ice Resin syringe for the very first time! I absolutely LOVE the way your dominoes turned out, will use this for the covers of the next domino book I make.Thanks so much for posting this video, Tara!
I love this totorial. I make a lot of things with resin, but I was always wondering if I could put it on something that wasn't in a mold. I just got a big order of decorative paper and it has beautiful tags and pieces I would love to do that to...happy to see everything doesn't have to be in a mold. And it won't run off? I use the 2 part resin. Thanks for sharing. You have a blessed day.
love all your creations & thank you so much for sharing I'm going to try this out. I have used modge podge & glossy accents but this turns out stunning. thank you for showing us how easy it is
Hi my name is Madelyn I'm new at this. I've been watching different videos on different products. I like the way u explan on how to use the resin on different item. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Karen! The flame pops any bubbles you may have in your piece. I'm not sure about how far a bottle will go because it depends on how big your pieces are and how many layers you add.
I am going to try and make a front grill badge for my Oldsmobile Bravada using these techniques. It seems as if people love to remove the badges from cars like this & sell them on Ebay I guess, so often times they are missing as mine was when I bought the truck last year. And they are hard to find and real expensive if you even can find one. But making one I think is possible, and the supplies are perhaps not unduely expensive, so I'll give it a shot soon.
Your tutorial gives me more confidence regarding the use of resin. I am wondering if you wanted to incorporate a hole in the center (top for a necklace) of your embellishment...would you put the hole in first or after...and if you apply a hole before the resin..how do you keep the hole from filling up with resin? I feel like I've found gold...finding your tutorial!
One great thing about using UV resin is the quick curing time means that you don't have nearly the problem with dust, pet hair/dander, pollen, tiny bugs or whatever is in the air getting into the resin, like you do with the resins that take hours to cure. Sometimes even covering pieces with long-curing resins while they cure doesn't solve this problem. Also, the ability to add more layers of resin immediately is great, especially if you do a lot of this type of project. With the long-curing resins, each additional layer of resin will add as much as another day of curing time that it takes to complete your project.
I totally understand, the climate here changes every day! Thats why I opted to invest in the light. You may able to find them on e-bay also if you don't have somewhere local to buy one.
Thank you for your tutorial! Your very talented! I love watching resin ones. I'm ready to start doing them. Can you please do a coaster one? Thank you again.
love video thk u! Just learning how to do this with my pics. What kind of paper are you using? And was hoping to see how you added loop on bottle caps. Pls show bks of pieces as done if u can or do u have video already doing so? Thks!
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it! As far as camera/set up, I use a Sony Bloggie Touch, a tripod from Target and Corel VideoStudio Pro x6 for my editing. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!
I love your projects. I was waiting on your tuturial especially for using resin on altered dominoes, but you have provided other geat ideas. Thank you for providing product information in your tutorial. Love look of the UV resin, but I don't have the UV light source. Can't wait to see more of your ideas!!! tfs
Lol! I'm sorry Kim, I was finished recording on Friday but editing and re editing is a very long process. I'm glad you like the tutorial, can't wait to see your dominoes! Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
Thanks for a great tutorial! You mentioned that you would leave info regarding what products you used but I can't seem to find them. I am interested especially in the sticker/stamp you used with the chandelier. Thank you.
You're welcome and thanks for watching! That stamp set was given to me by a friend, I know that it is a Prima stamp set but unsure of the name. I will have to dig it out and get back to you for the name.
Hi! Great video. I have some questions. What did you use to glue the scrap paper to the domino and also if I use the resin epoxy (the first one you showed in the box) will I need a UV light? I would prefer to use that one. Thanks, Juliana
So cute. Love them all. The flowers and bottle caps are my favorites. Thank you for the tutorial. What does the flame do? Also, how far will a bottle of resin go?
Great tutorial!!! Thank you so much. I make hairbows for my girls and i usually buy the embellishments for the middle. It will save me alot of money doing it this way. I love all of your ideas. Do you use glue to attach the items to the card stock ? If so what kind. Thanks again
I have to two part resin but have you tried spraying alcohol on them to get rid of the bubbles? And by the way the those clothes pins are fierce Lady!!
Thank you so much! I haven't worked with pictures but I would think it's the same process just make sure you seal the photo before applying the resin. Tfw!
Oh..just one question....if I can find either of those resins, do you have to have a UV light to harden?... Or will they naturally harden without the UV light?
Hi, New Subbie here.....The "Charming" piece.....what type of paper did you use to create that one? I am a first time user with the 2-part resin process. I am using glossy phot paper to print my images on but I wanted them to be a bit thicker like the "charming" piece you had in the video. Thanks for your help!
Thank you and thanks for watching! I love glossy accents just as much as the next person but now mostly use it as an adhesive. Glossy accents doesn't even compare to finish you get when using resin. Thanks again!
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I just found your channel 3 days ago, and I learn so much, thank you so much for cheering with us your wonderful ideas.
Finally I found someone that actually uses her artistic talents and explains to all of us step by step!!!! YEAYYYYYYYYYYYYY Thank you, I do a little bit of everything, but I am a children's book writer but when I am in my "ART," mood I lov eto make Miniature houses either with the Amazon boxes, or cigar boxes, I personalize them and always choose a theme , I never make the same houses each one is unique, so thank you sweetheart , I truly loved every single piece that u made!!
+Elle Bleu Moon Thank you so much! Your sweet comment put a huge smile on my face. I so appreciate you watching and commenting! I would love to see some of your work as well.
Thanx Tara. Your embellishments are beautiful. I need to remember incorporate bling into my resin pieces. Thanx for the inspiration and sharing your talent, Sara
Thanks Sara and thanks for watching!
Wow!! All your pieces came out so well...Thanks so much for sharing how you did that. Love it!
Chrissie
I was looking for resin pendant tutorials, and stumbled across this. Even though it wasn't what I was looking for, I just had to watch because these projects are so beautiful.
+Janet Thank you so much and Tfw!
Very pretty Tara, I can't wait to try this. Very smart and talented. Thank you for Sharing.
Thank you Tara. Very, very helpful. I will totally do this. You're a rock star. Big hugs,
Kellie
Thank you for the information you've demonstrated here. I have a few pieces I was wondering how to finish and I was unsure about using resin and you instructions on the different kinds have inspired me to carry on! Thanks for posting.
the clothes pin idea is really cool. i have quite a few just laying around. i might just use this idea to jazz them up. and the Journal pieces are so pretty especially the charming pieces you made.
The bottle caps are very unique as well. very beautiful too
I like the effect of this. The resin seems less wasteful than the one where you have to mix two parts together, as you only use what you need. Thanks for showing us. Hugs Lynn
Thanks Lynn! I agree that's why I like the UV resin because you only use what you need!
I didn’t know you craft with resin as well?! You really are a master of all crafts.
i Love the way you explained the Resin's. Thank you. They all came out beautiful.
Perfect timing! My granddaughter just bought some resin, and asked me if I needed anything made.
Well now I have to go buy resin for myself!!! Thank you!
+Rita Brassfield You're welcome! have fun playing your resin, it's a lot of fun to work with and the results are beautiful! Tfw!
The ones with the rhinestones are so gorgeous!
Love the playing card trick.......and you have great taste...AND a great teacher!
love your video. Very detailed. The discussion on types of resin available is very helpful.
+Paris Wolf Thank you so much and Tfw!
This is so cool can’t wait to get better and get my craft room done smiles thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I can't wait to start using resin in my projects.
Your'e welcome and thanks for watching! I'd love to see what you create with resin, it's really fun!
Thank you, Nurse Tamara. You are so generous, that's why The Lord Blesses you. I need to make eyes for a figure out of wood I did. Your tutorial video is the most helpful. Hopefully we could see your own eyes some how.
Just beautiful! You did such a super job. You are so talented. Thank you.
You are so creative I like watching you when I can find the video because I am so busy with setting up craft room from storage and my health is not good so when I am not sick I am doing as much as I can I sick since Friday but have to get back up tomorrow for repot som plants for part a order on March 16th.
Thank you so much and your so welcome! You will love the look that resin gives to your embellishments.
They all came out beautiful! I really like the way they look. I have never worked with a UV light and really know nothing about it.
I'm so grateful for this tutorial. Thank you so much.
Love, love, love this! I am going to get some ASAP~ Thanks so much for the tutorial!
Thank you and your'e welcome! I think you will really enjoy using resin to make your own embellishments, have fun! Tfw!!
All of the pieces are super cute!! Love the effect of the resin on the pieces. I may have to invest in a uv lamp. TFS
Sheryl
Thank you so much Sheryl! You have to give it a try!
Oh very pretty embellishments! ❤ 👍 got some tips, Thankyou.
This was very helpful! I only knew about the 2 part resin and was thinking that would be wasteful if I didn't do a lot of projects at one time. I like the UV resin best. Quick turn around time and seems like you can do a lot of projects with that small bottle. TFS! Hugs! Carolyn
Love your embellishments. I have been nervous about using resin. I have the type you mix. You have inspired me to try it. Thanks
Thanks, great tutorial! I love the way these turned out, very pretty!
this is great! Your tut. are always well explained. Thank you
Now where the heck was this video yesterday when I used my Susan Lenart Kazmer Ice Resin syringe for the very first time! I absolutely LOVE the way your dominoes turned out, will use this for the covers of the next domino book I make.Thanks so much for posting this video, Tara!
I love this totorial. I make a lot of things with resin, but I was always wondering if I could put it on something that wasn't in a mold. I just got a big order of decorative paper and it has beautiful tags and pieces I would love to do that to...happy to see everything doesn't have to be in a mold. And it won't run off? I use the 2 part resin. Thanks for sharing. You have a blessed day.
Very nice tutorial! These came out gorgeous! Tfs!
Thank you, I love the look of the rhinestones embedded in the resin too!
love all your creations & thank you so much for sharing I'm going to try this out. I have used modge podge & glossy accents but this turns out stunning. thank you for showing us how easy it is
Thanks for a great tutorial and super fun embellishments. TFS
Hi my name is Madelyn I'm new at this. I've been watching different videos on different products. I like the way u explan on how to use the resin on different item. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome! I'm glad you liked the tutorial, I do hope you give it a try. Tfw!
I so love your work!! You are way awesome and I can not wait to try this!! Great job!
Thank you! I do hope you give it a try, you'll love the result. Tfw!
Fantastic tut, thank you. I am now a resin convert!
Thank you Karen! The flame pops any bubbles you may have in your piece. I'm not sure about how far a bottle will go because it depends on how big your pieces are and how many layers you add.
These are beautiful!
Thanks for the ideas, will be buying some resin tomorrow.
Your'e welcome and Tfw!
A wonderful tutorial, you did a great job!
Thank you!
I am going to try and make a front grill badge for my Oldsmobile Bravada using these techniques. It seems as if people love to remove the badges from cars like this & sell them on Ebay I guess, so often times they are missing as mine was when I bought the truck last year. And they are hard to find and real expensive if you even can find one. But making one I think is possible, and the supplies are perhaps not unduely expensive, so I'll give it a shot soon.
Thank you for the tutorial, its great, I would love to try this....
You're welcome! I sure hope you do give them a try. Tfw!
Wonderful tutorial. Can't wait to try this. TFS~hugs♥
Thank you! Have fun with it, you'll love the results!
Your tutorial gives me more confidence regarding the use of resin. I am wondering if you wanted to incorporate a hole in the center (top for a necklace) of your embellishment...would you put the hole in first or after...and if you apply a hole before the resin..how do you keep the hole from filling up with resin? I feel like I've found gold...finding your tutorial!
I love this tutorial. I was always affairs of resin. I'm going to try it now. Thank you so much.
So super gorgeous, you made it look so simple, got to go out and get me some resin, tfs
Thank you very much for this tutorial. Love all of your pieces. This video is going into my faves. Wallie
Thank you so much, I'd love to see what you create!
Super amazing this is going under my fav. TFS
Thank you!
One great thing about using UV resin is the quick curing time means that you don't have nearly the problem with dust, pet hair/dander, pollen, tiny bugs or whatever is in the air getting into the resin, like you do with the resins that take hours to cure. Sometimes even covering pieces with long-curing resins while they cure doesn't solve this problem.
Also, the ability to add more layers of resin immediately is great, especially if you do a lot of this type of project. With the long-curing resins, each additional layer of resin will add as much as another day of curing time that it takes to complete your project.
I totally understand, the climate here changes every day! Thats why I opted to invest in the light. You may able to find them on e-bay also if you don't have somewhere local to buy one.
I just found your video. It's very informative. You make me want to try this, too.
Donna Wikle Thank you and Tfw!
This is amazing !!!! TFS
A very informative tutorial always love your work :)
Thank you so much, I'm glad you found it helpful! I hope you give it a try. Tfw!
Thank you for your tutorial! Your very talented! I love watching resin ones. I'm ready to start doing them. Can you please do a coaster one? Thank you again.
You're very welcome and thank you for the sweet compliment. I love playing with resin, but don't have a coaster mold as of yet. Tfw!
love video thk u! Just learning how to do this with my pics. What kind of paper are you using? And was hoping to see how you added loop on bottle caps. Pls show bks of pieces as done if u can or do u have video already doing so? Thks!
This is a well done and very clear video. Lots of good information about resin.
Can you post a video on what camera/video equipment you used.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
As far as camera/set up, I use a Sony Bloggie Touch, a tripod from Target and Corel VideoStudio Pro x6 for my editing. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Where I live at this time of year, I am lucky to see the sun...lol..it is so cold and not to many sunny days lately.
I do use the 2 part resin and it is fun to play around with...may have to try the fast curing stuff...good tutorial and thanks.....tfs...Annie
I like the look of the under side showing through
Your so welcome Kellie! Please do try it, you'll love the results. Can't wait to see what you come up with!
Thank you so much! Nice tutorial! Definitely needed this! ;)
+So Blessed Diaper CreationZ You're welcome! I'm glad you like it. Tfw!
hank you for this video, I'm new to using resin..so this helps.
I love your projects. I was waiting on your tuturial especially for using resin on altered dominoes, but you have provided other geat ideas. Thank you for providing product information in your tutorial. Love look of the UV resin, but I don't have the UV light source. Can't wait to see more of your ideas!!! tfs
I just came across your tutorial and I loved it I have to give it a try TFS ;)
Thank you and Tfw!
Fun and beautiful!
fossil826 Thank you and Tfw!
Lol! I'm sorry Kim, I was finished recording on Friday but editing and re editing is a very long process. I'm glad you like the tutorial, can't wait to see your dominoes! Thanks so much and thanks for watching!
Thanks for a great tutorial! You mentioned that you would leave info regarding what products you used but I can't seem to find them. I am interested especially in the sticker/stamp you used with the chandelier. Thank you.
You're welcome and thanks for watching! That stamp set was given to me by a friend, I know that it is a Prima stamp set but unsure of the name. I will have to dig it out and get back to you for the name.
I have been wanting to see how to do this, thank you-)
Thanks for the tutorial! Love your pieces.
tfs ~ Tracey J.
your stuff is the best i´ve seen. you should put a company...plus i love the stuff your things say...
+melissa d´sylva Thank you so much and Tfw!
Thanks Tracey!
Excellent vid, thx so much for sharing. Really like your items, but especially the clothes pegs! Am gonna sub you! x
What size of the punch you gonna to put a hole on them?id really love how you made them thank you for sharing ;)
Hi! Great video. I have some questions. What did you use to glue the scrap paper to the domino and also if I use the resin epoxy (the first one you showed in the box) will I need a UV light? I would prefer to use that one. Thanks, Juliana
So cute. Love them all. The flowers and bottle caps are my favorites. Thank you for the tutorial. What does the flame do? Also, how far will a bottle of resin go?
Great tutorial!!! Thank you so much. I make hairbows for my girls and i usually buy the embellishments for the middle. It will save me alot of money doing it this way. I love all of your ideas. Do you use glue to attach the items to the card stock ? If so what kind. Thanks again
Thank you! I believe I used glossy accents as an adhesive. Tfw!
Loved it, thanks !
Great tutorial, thank you!
You're welcome! I hope you give it a try. Thanks for watching!
Thanks Tonya!, I hope you give it a try!
Pretty!
Simply Lovely......TFS
Thank you and your so welcome! Tfw!
Thank you for a great tutorial! Diane
I have to two part resin but have you tried spraying alcohol on them to get rid of the bubbles? And by the way the those clothes pins are fierce Lady!!
you have great ideas! i can't wait to try resin ... :) thanks!
Thank you!
Love the video
New subscriber! Love the resin work. I would like to know how to put pictures in bottle caps, with the products you are using. Great video!! :)
Thank you so much! I haven't worked with pictures but I would think it's the same process just make sure you seal the photo before applying the resin. Tfw!
Thank you! Your so welcome. Thanks for watching!
Extraordinary!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you!
These are great TFS Genny
Oh..just one question....if I can find either of those resins, do you have to have a UV light to harden?... Or will they naturally harden without the UV light?
Thanks Yolanda, I hope you give it a try!
Hi, New Subbie here.....The "Charming" piece.....what type of paper did you use to create that one? I am a first time user with the 2-part resin process. I am using glossy phot paper to print my images on but I wanted them to be a bit thicker like the "charming" piece you had in the video. Thanks for your help!
Thank you and thanks for watching! I love glossy accents just as much as the next person but now mostly use it as an adhesive. Glossy accents doesn't even compare to finish you get when using resin. Thanks again!