How to make Real Fruit Resin Dip Earrings
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, I'm excited to try a new resin technique where I dip fruit in resin to create earrings, charms and preserve the fruit to be used for jewelry. I love creating fruit earrings with resin, and this method I am exposed to the resin as little as possible. If you saw my recent video "Resin Safety Precautions" you know I'm easily affected by epoxy resin, which inspired this quick process that I found to be very successful. Let me know what you think! First dehydrating strawberries, limes, clementine slices and lemon to create natural colourful shiny fruit gemstones.
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Thanks for watching! 🌅
It's not only your crafting that I like, it's your bubbly personality and the love you have for all things beautiful.
Thank you Navvi 💕 love playing with bright colours it makes me so happy it overflows into these videos (much like my resin pour)
Thank you SO MUCH for this technique because this is exactly what I've been looking for!
For some reason, not a lot of artists think of doing the dipping and letting dry resin technique, so finding someone doing this method without using a mold (which I don't want) was hard.
My art requires needing to dip things into resin or sealants to maintain their shape before adding them onto my pieces, so this is perfect. Again, thank you so much!
Omg finally!!! I had thought of this to protect my dried fruit jewellery from moisture but I’ve never used resin and wasn’t sure if it was even feasible, and could not find anyone that used this kind of technique, so THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH for making this and clearing some of my doubts!!!
This methods worked great! Make sure all that moisture is out and it will turn out super colourful and lovely :) good luck
You are so good at this. I want to try this myself. I love the idea of using leaves. Perfect for autumn decor.
Thanks so much!! I loved the leaves too and just finished working on a project all about leaves i found in the fall. Lightly coated in resin and I’m so happy by how simple and beautiful they turned out, excited to share! 🍁 🍂
@@StephenWarrenArt Looking forward to seeing that vid!
Wow I’ve been trying to figure this technique out for awhile and you made it so digestible and I love your energy. Thank you!
Yay I hope it goes well for you! I definitely need to do this again soon with even bigger and brighter fruits 🍉
First timer at this project, found your calmness and information extremely welcoming as we all have first time worries, will happily look at your other videos and suggest you
Thank you so much for showing the world your technique! I tried to figure out how to do this at home and it totally failed, but now because of your video I can try again this way! Also you have such a fun personality I loved watching you!
Loving the leaves! I tried thus with last year's rose petals and leaves. To protect color I preserved them in extra fine silica powder and it worked perfectly. I think that it just might work with extra thinly sliced fruit like limes. Thank you!
I can smell this video haha
Thank you so much!!! Fantastic video, you are so talented. 🍊🍋🥝🍓
Thank you bob bland!!! 🤩🍓🍇🍊
Am lmpressed oh, thanks for the lecture and God bless u.
This video was so relaxing to watch!
Awesome job, what did you place on the tabel before placing the fruits 1:29
When you peeled off the first sheet it looked so much like frozen puddle that I will definitely just do the same, leave as is and just suspend the entire sheet as is over a window hanging by a couple of suction cups. 🙊🥰❣🕊
Thanks for the lecture
that was VERYYYYYYYY INTERESTING to watch! i really love the results and I'm really excited now to try this technique by myself!
Yaay awesome that you enjoyed! Fruit is soo colourful and natural it’s one of my favourite things ever and this is a really simple way to play with them! 🍓🍊🍋
@@StephenWarrenArt keep experimenting and sharing! your videos are very inspiring and interesting
I love sharing the process :) for others who are curious and for me to look back and learn from my mistakes
this was so wonderful and wholesome, thank you!
Thank you!! 🍓🤍🍊
Woeww...👏
This is soo nice 😍😍
May i know if we can use butter paper for the same. Will surely try this. **Inspired**
Is that just regular parchment paper underneath the fruit when drying the resin?
Lovely video. I love your makes but they make me hungry x
Hahaha thxx 🍎 🍉 🍒
Does the fruit need to be dehydrated? Can I encase fresh one in resin?
Could you dehydrate them in silica beads?😅 or is that just for flowers
wow, these are beautiful!
Thanks so much ☺️ dying to try more soon 🍓
Wow! Freaking amazing!!
Thank you ♥️
oh nice I enjoyed ur videos 👍8
Happy to see u friend and want to see ur videos more & more
Thanks so much I really appreciate it!! 😊
Loved this. Can't wait to try these kinda of stuff. I wonder how you preserve them!? Like naturally or using something?
This project was a good one for sure! I make sure to fully dehydrate the fruit just by using a dehydrator or setting them in the sun, then dipping them in the resin preserves the colours and textures of the fruit :)
Good job came out dope...I'm going so try this..I can't wait
Thanks! Love this one it’s so simple just has to be patient with the steps so fun 🤩
Good luck!!
@@StephenWarrenArt got it I was looking for the materials to buy it...thanks
Hiya, came here looking for a video to hopefully avoid the issue I just had.
Had to throw 1kg of resin out, because I mixed in the stuff to make the resin react and start getting thicker / go hard and didn't have enough time to dip my items into it. I managed to dip one, but it's just sticky and not dry at all.
I have these wood necklaces I want to dip into resin for a small layer so it becomes waterproof. Do you have any ideas on how I should do this? Am I meant to wait for it to start to get really hot? Or is that too late? I have so many questions that my resin supplier didn't tell me about on the packaging 😅
Oh these look really cool ... I love this idea ❤❤❤
Thanks missy!! 🍓🍓🍓🍓
@@StephenWarrenArt you are so welcome ... Always ... Recently I ended up getting this wire jewelry UV resin dip and I know that would be petfect for this lol ... But those came out really cool even the ones you didn't agree with (lol) can still be used for pendants or to just catch the light ... Such a great idea
@@missyb5255 ahh UV resin! I’m so jealous that sounds so fun. Need to try that out sometime, would be perfect for something like this :) ☀️
@@StephenWarrenArt to me... I'm not quite used to using UV yet but I'm learning lol ... They always come out quite sticky so I haven't tried the dip yet (too pricey) ... But it seems like it'd be the perfect product for the fruit slices ... Even though yours came out so beautiful with the 2 part resin anyways
Amazing stuff
Ty 🙏🍓✨
Love ur content!!
Thanks!! 😄
Hey I loved the way it has turned out ...and can’t wait to try ...can u tell us how you dried the fruits? And for how long ???
Awesome! I put them in the dehydrator for 48 hours for the citrus and the thiner slices like the strawberries where done after 8ish hours. I have another video about How to Use Fruit in Resin on my channel if you want to watch it for an example. Goodluck fruit your fruit jewels! 🍓 💎 🍊
What resin did you use
What if you screwed rings into the fruit before you pour?
Thought about dipping dryer peddles an let the take their natural form? Can you hang them while they cure?
Can you hang them after dipping instead? Or I guess the string would get attached then
I’ll give that a try for a few of them next time. I do really love how the smooth backs look that we’re resting on the paper ☺️
Can fresh fruit be dipped? I have wild strawberries, the size of garden peas, and I don’t want to have to dehydrate them. 🍓
Wow that sounds like a great opportunity for some beautiful fruit art 😄 when fresh fruit is placed in resin the moisture will cause the fruit to rot from the inside and lose its colour over time. Definitely loses its vibrant red unfortunately. Been there and experienced that disappointment 💕
What kind of newsprint is that with a glossy side???
I put down like 5 strips of packing tape to work on 👍
Bravo! I’m wondering if this can be done using UV resin
Thank you 😊 I’m going to have to give that a shot one of these days and get back to you 🍓thanks for watching 🌟
What did you do to the fruit to prepare them? Did you dehydrate them I. A dehydrator?
Yes exactly! I used a food dehydrator, got the job done in a couple days
I tried to make the slices a good thickness so they would dry as transparently as possible but not too fragile :)
@@StephenWarrenArt okay so I made some of these back in April and despite the fact I dried the fruit out in a dehydrator, they started to mold and rot. I don’t know if it’s because I only used one coat, I used fruit that I fully dried but took out of the dehydrator and stored instead of directly from it, or what.
@@killianblehm492 it might have picked up some moisture over time when being stored, if there is 0 moisture and the resin coat is thick enough they won’t mold. And actually even in the pieces that had a very thin coat of resin didn’t change colour for me, hope that helps! Maybe store them in some silica gel until you’re ready to use them to keep them dry
Do you sell them ?
Hi do you de hydrate the fruits??
I slice them up thin and put them into a food dehydrator for about 24 hours. You can also dehydrate in the sun if you don’t have a food dehydrator. You just need a nice warm and dry sunny day
@@StephenWarrenArt thank you 😊
What grit sand were you using ?🙂
I think is was 800 pretty rough for a quick job of it
love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩..can you plz explain me 2:1 or 3:1 ratio of resin and hardenar mixture by using ml cup..plzz its urgent for me..plzz
Love back from Canada 🍁! For this craft smart epoch resin the ratio is 1:1. Equal amounts hardener and resin, hope it helps! :)
@@StephenWarrenArt thnk you for rply.. if i using 1:1 so thn the craft came out crystal clear or not??
take love😍
@@rezowanaarfinsornaly3062 it came out really clear :)
@@StephenWarrenArt thnk u💕