I Nearly Gave Up On This Project, But I'm Glad I Didn't!

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  • @RinasAMaker
    @RinasAMaker Год назад +2

    Very cool. I’d be rocking in a corner crying over the “wasted” resin. 😂

  • @heidih.2465
    @heidih.2465 Год назад

    Thank you for showing when it doesn’t work out. It shows that even the pros aren’t perfect!

  • @AuroraDragonDesigns
    @AuroraDragonDesigns Год назад +3

    Sometimes watching the mistakes is better than watching videos that are "perfect." Thank you for sharing all aspects of your art.😊

  • @tinawheaton270
    @tinawheaton270 Год назад +8

    I love when you guys show your mistakes. It shows that no matter how long you have been doing this, you still make mistakes. Thank you, Steve for everything you share

  • @jennyharvey7369
    @jennyharvey7369 Год назад

    I have followed you for years, seriously. I love ALL of your creations..thankyou so much for your friendliness. 💗👍👌

  • @cheriethompson7725
    @cheriethompson7725 Год назад

    Boy do I have disasters. My disasters usually are not enough stirring or weather to cold. Thank you for sharing your disasters. Your clock is wonderful.

  • @Lourin911
    @Lourin911 5 месяцев назад

    The amount of Joy your videos brings me in unmeasurable. Alice in wonderland clock is a great idea also!! love this.

  • @doloresgreen1563
    @doloresgreen1563 Год назад

    I fail to see any fails. I see 3 beautiful clock faces that are unique and quirky. 👍😻😻😻👍

  • @galehamby7697
    @galehamby7697 Год назад

    Great idea, and I'm so glad to see that I am not the only one who doesn't get stuff right the first time!

  • @DianasYTChannel
    @DianasYTChannel Год назад +8

    That was a challenging design and I’m happy you stayed with it. It came out cute. 😁

  • @lauriebevins8517
    @lauriebevins8517 Год назад

    😮Awe sweetheart, I was feeling it with you! You do make me smile, though, and I appreciate your videos very much. Keep up the good work, and thanks foe sharing!❤😊

  • @susanmartin9124
    @susanmartin9124 Год назад

    OMG! Turned out cute, but I would have given up. You have much more patience and perseverance.

  • @lindaeastment4542
    @lindaeastment4542 Год назад

    Hi Steve, That is definitely one thing I have learnt about you YOU most definitely do not give up whatever the challenge good on you 👍 your clock was very interesting but a lovely colour ❤️👍

  • @yayakelley7771
    @yayakelley7771 Год назад

    I’m so glad you saw this one thru! I LOVE it! I’ve always been a Dali fan so I’m gonna give this a try! Thank you for the inspiration Steve!👍✌️

  • @carlycharlesworth1497
    @carlycharlesworth1497 Год назад +11

    That looked challenging Steve! Well done for finally getting it. Your cursing made me laugh, sorry Steve but you are a funny guy! I must admit that I really felt for you when it kept falling over. God bless you and yours.

  • @allisonsmith4748
    @allisonsmith4748 Год назад +2

    Thank you for sharing your experiences, good or bad, with us. Sometimes it’s hard to remember that everyone has challenges with their works and visions. I love that you walk us through your troubles and share how to go about it a different way. Thanks again!

  • @roku3216
    @roku3216 Год назад

    Oh my fellow artist, you should see some of my disasters, one of which got stuck to the dog. We love your disasters for making us feel not alone :D

  • @LostSiren13
    @LostSiren13 Год назад

    Awesome idea ❤. Felt bad when things went awry. But like the Dali clock. Even the mistakes were cool. Now I’m going to have to get a clock mold and see if I can do this without wearing most of the resin. Thanks again for an awesome idea.

  • @dawnfortruth1781
    @dawnfortruth1781 Год назад

    You have some really cool ideas!
    I love your little jokes too! 😆

  • @Made4YouResin
    @Made4YouResin Год назад

    Omg don't don't if you've posted the bloopers as I'm away and this is the first day with signal but please do I love them ❤ It's great to see crafters don't always make perfect creations

  • @juliechambers1037
    @juliechambers1037 Год назад

    Loved your video and did make me giggle but glad to see even you have disasters! Looking forward to your next video. Well done for not giving up xx

  • @janicelange2160
    @janicelange2160 Год назад

    Thanks for showing The good The Bad and the Ugly.❤

  • @rebeccamoerno8356
    @rebeccamoerno8356 Год назад

    I am glad you didn't give up. That looked like a challenge, but I am glad you stuck to it. Love the clock, it's one of a kind.❤

  • @fairyspunfibers9098
    @fairyspunfibers9098 Год назад

    Oh, I love Dali's style, particularly that painting! I LOVE this clock you made! 💕😘❤💕😍💕
    I agree with Tina, Steve! It is very helpful to see how mistakes were made, and how they might be fixed! Thank you. 😍💕😊
    I do hope touching the resin didn't cause a reaction for you? 🙏😲

  • @Kizzmit5
    @Kizzmit5 Год назад

    I love your clocks, those are so cool. I had thought about doing something like that but I'm glad I got to watch you do it. Resin still scares me lol

  • @MoniqueAO888
    @MoniqueAO888 Год назад

    Wow, that's really a neat project !!!

  • @Jacquiscreativedesigns
    @Jacquiscreativedesigns Год назад

    OMG the fist part was so tedious I almost gave up watching, but it was also so funny I couldn't stop watching..it ended great though so well done AGAIN!!!

  • @nennettehall6470
    @nennettehall6470 Год назад

    That came out awesome looking. Great job Steve!

  • @CreatingwithWinglessAngel
    @CreatingwithWinglessAngel Год назад

    Cool effect. Sorry it was such a hassle for you. It came out pretty good.

  • @ronmicheals8329
    @ronmicheals8329 Год назад

    I love how you make it fun even when mistakes are made. 😂

  • @Oonagh72
    @Oonagh72 Год назад +1

    Such a very cool idea. Best part is that no two will ever be alike!! I wonder if you could put a thin piece of fabric on the back as a sort of support since it is so thin so it won’t break if it falls.

  • @farialmab4723
    @farialmab4723 Год назад +1

    🤍 very much enjoyed this post, thank you; and _such_ a cool concept and result! 🙂

  • @swcrafting
    @swcrafting Год назад

    Despite all the mishaps, it came out really nice. I have to say, I feel less alone in my clumsiness now lol

  • @ccada2023
    @ccada2023 Год назад

    "Always best to have tight nuts." 😂😂 That looks very cool. Thanks for including the difficulties. It makes me feel better when I can figure something out the first time.. or the 4th, 5th....

  • @MommyHill4000
    @MommyHill4000 Год назад

    I absolutely

  • @aprildegele1510
    @aprildegele1510 Год назад

    Great job! Never give up (as long as you have enough product)! That was a proper challenge. Do you think it would have been better to do the main mold and then paint the numbers and gold border? Seems like that would have been better, but not having done the (several times), I've no idea. Well done, you!

  • @andreap609
    @andreap609 Год назад

    I've been watching your videos for a while now and I enjoy them because I've learnt so much from you! Your jokes are the icing on top, the one about the nuts made me laugh out loud, wasn't expecting that at all😂😂😂

  • @dh7217
    @dh7217 Год назад

    This was Fabulous!!!❤❤❤
    (of the 3 previous, you can always Kintsugi it, I think thet is how it's spelled. Repair with gold... faux gold that is.😊

  • @LisaVornhagen
    @LisaVornhagen Год назад

    That turned out pretty cool! I've always loved Dali's work. We all have things go wrong from time to time. I had to throw a couple of pieces out last night that did not work out. Main thing is not to give up.

  • @tanyagilkey8198
    @tanyagilkey8198 Год назад

    I love it wish I could make one but wouldn't have the patience lol.

  • @Momnpop98
    @Momnpop98 Год назад

    Oooh, the first one that broke. Break it more and do that gold fixing thing you did on the pottery.

  • @BassResinator
    @BassResinator Год назад

    I've had trouble painting on molds with acrylic paints. They look fine for a bit, but then they bead up. Pain in the derriere. I like how yours just stays in place.

  • @dcruicks1
    @dcruicks1 Год назад

    I liked the 2nd one though. Good experiment!

  • @srichards9010
    @srichards9010 Год назад

    Awesome video. Thank you

  • @kristinewithak8265
    @kristinewithak8265 Год назад

    I felt so bad when you kept having mishaps. You did make me laugh though, especially when you cussed. By that point, I would have too! I love this idea! Thanks so much for sharing with us 😊

    • @Imcleaninup
      @Imcleaninup Год назад

      I feel like it would have worked perfectly if you used less resin at the outset. But you are so courageous with all of your efforts. I would have never thought of any of these things. Love your channel.

  • @marycarmack413
    @marycarmack413 Год назад

    I like how it turned out, and i could not have done it because i am way to messy

  • @resina_tabasco
    @resina_tabasco Год назад

    Great idea, love the concepto

  • @jacquelyndesmith7808
    @jacquelyndesmith7808 Год назад

    Steve McDonald, I need you to know that my daughter-in-law and I have recently started doing resin and epoxy. My son owns a karate studio and we have been trying to find a way to make merchandise advertising his studio. I have probably in the last three months gone over every single video, you have done about how to build your business, how to buy the best resin, how to make jewelry that sells, how to do your business. we have made tons of money and we have really accelerated the business strictly because of you. So when people tell you what you’re doing is not good… That really pisses me off because you have single handedly help us to build our business as we are making tons of money, thank you Steve McDonald we follow all your videos and we have learned so much on how to use different products and how to stay safe while doing it, so don’t let these people who say negative things about you even phase you. Trust you’re doing a lot for a lot of people. We love you we follow you we adore you thank you.

  • @suzannegoody6084
    @suzannegoody6084 Год назад

    Well done for keeping going Steve

  • @sandralee8203
    @sandralee8203 2 месяца назад

    Thanks for the video, what can you do with the spoilt resin?

  • @kathrynseaman6482
    @kathrynseaman6482 Год назад

    love the Dahli like clock.

  • @ginalombardi2507
    @ginalombardi2507 Год назад

    Thanks Steve. One concern for me was, besides being able to make it, will the clock hands line up with the hours since it is stretched?

  • @dalemaclaren7576
    @dalemaclaren7576 Год назад

    Steve!!!! I will tighten your nuts if you don't use gloves on uncured resin!! Lol I absolutely love the finished clock. Im sure you will create something magnificent out of the other two. Thank you so kindly Darling for sharing your wonderful talent and videos with us all ❤ A million warm hugs from Canada ❤

  • @Ali-H3444
    @Ali-H3444 Год назад

    I was thinking, try using the 24 hour resin and when it gets to the pliable state you can form it by hand like they do the drip bowls or the folds, etc.
    Don't know if I'm making sense 😂😅 but in my head it does! 😆 😅 😂

  • @bonny9680
    @bonny9680 Год назад

    Never had a go at a clock yet.. yet! 😂

  • @debrabradford3344
    @debrabradford3344 Год назад

    What kind of paint did you paint your numbers with? Mine never sticks to the mold.

  • @lechatbotte.
    @lechatbotte. Год назад +1

    You’re clever why not make an odd shape mold out of silicone then just pour it? It’s fun to watch you though as I struggle all the time. You persevered

  • @Tiger804
    @Tiger804 Год назад

    Hi Steve, it's horrible when that happens,, with the broken clock could you maybe glue or resin glue the piece and ad lines to give the broken clock a cracked look or clear crackle paint it might save it, only idea I could come up with,might work never know till you try.let me know what you of that idea.

  • @dianeh2420
    @dianeh2420 Год назад

    Love it!!
    😂🤗❤️🙏💯🌅

  • @CourtneyDawnXOXO
    @CourtneyDawnXOXO Год назад

    This was such a cool idea !
    Does anyone know if I can put a bandana in a resin tray ? Im a beginner !!

  • @Momnpop98
    @Momnpop98 Год назад

    Yes, make sure the nuts are tighten.

  • @tamiecarlile
    @tamiecarlile Год назад

    Good job Steve ❤

  • @G.G.8GG
    @G.G.8GG Год назад

    Fun and funny!

  • @mandicoleman7433
    @mandicoleman7433 Год назад

    Tight nuts r indeed great lol

  • @DavidChandler-x5k
    @DavidChandler-x5k Год назад

    Steve: I’m a contributor and a subscriber since May. Don’t do social media, but would love to ask a question from time to time. Is there a way to do that? David Chandler, Jacksonville,AL, USA

  • @karenlloyd16
    @karenlloyd16 Год назад

    How much would you charge if I wanted to place an order for a hundred of these? 😂 Can't believe you kept going. I definitely would have said more bad words and given up!

  • @lindawood2946
    @lindawood2946 Год назад

    Love this

  • @deebeckham4754
    @deebeckham4754 Год назад

    Time ran OUT!! Lol

  • @jennyharvey7369
    @jennyharvey7369 Год назад +1

    Thanks

  • @bellaannecgoff2335
    @bellaannecgoff2335 Год назад

    ❤❤❤

  • @angelacole9664
    @angelacole9664 Год назад

    Boop! ❤

  • @laurasmith9726
    @laurasmith9726 Год назад

    Hey, ya don’t know if you don’t try!

  • @judyeuller7602
    @judyeuller7602 Год назад

    Steve, dont you have an allergy to redon anymore? I noticed you touching the uncured resin, plus you don't cover your skin as much as you used to. Any secrets?

  • @angeladonohoe1935
    @angeladonohoe1935 4 месяца назад

    Made me laugh😂😂😂😂

  • @FirebladeCBR
    @FirebladeCBR Год назад

    Aren’t you extremely allergic to resin? Why would you be handling uncured resin so much without gloves on?

  • @LorE_aka-midwestmemaw8555
    @LorE_aka-midwestmemaw8555 Год назад

    I truly appreciate you sharing your experiences, good, bad, beautiful and not so beautiful. But when I’m watching and something happens I make the same comments as you! lol. And I feel bad that it didn’t work. But thank you for letting us see the reality of resin work. 🫶🏼

  • @spectonkular7510
    @spectonkular7510 Год назад

    What about leaving as usual then when demoulding use a heat gun on high. In theory hou should be able to manipulate it. I did something similar with a coaster.