Are you living in my head??? You answered all the questions I’ve been asking myself…knowing I didn’t know the answer…hehe!!! Thank you for this very helpful information. You’re helping an old dog learn so many new tricks…I can say that about me…OMG…keep them coming…love all you’re doing and following you is making me look so good!!! Thanks💯❤️
Hiya. I follow you on insta and honestly your my favourite go to for inspiration and advice. I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video.. You have no idea how you saved me over these past couple of weeks of trials and errors. I'm so excited to try out the resin dye going forward to save me so much time the way I was doing my work. It's all learning as they say and i hope you take comfort in knowing that your hard work and the mistakes along the way have brought me and my partner some clarification also and have helped massively today. Thank you. Positive energy your way! X
Oh, this made my day💖🥰thank you so much for your kind comment. I'm so happy that my tutorials are helping you! I truly put a lot of thought and effort into them to be a helpful as possible, so I'm glad it's working for you🥰💖 Best wishes! I'd love to see what you create!
I think that koi fish design looks vintage because of the yellowing and if you would have pointed it out I would have been like those vintage koi coaster is amazing!
**Hey Everyone! I apologize in advance for my throat clearing around the 20 minute mark in the video - I was so focused on not losing my train of thought I didn't realize how often it was happening over those couple of minutes...another casualty of late night recording....sorry!**
No worries, it’s not even a bother, your videos are always on-point! I’m not sure who said it, but a YT creator said they got a “bad” bottle of the Piñata Brass and they suspected it was a cheap “knock-off”.
I think the koi fish looks absolutely fantastic, but I guess you got a different result than expected. Just know it looks absolutely fantastic. Thank you for teaching us all your skills and the best tricks of the trade
I love the designs on the coasters with this technique. I know that you seem to prefer the Pebeo & DecoArt products but some years ago, I used a glass paint to colorize some of my wood burnings. It's called Gallery Glass. Many years later the painted sections are still translucent with no yellowing. I may try it out on a resin project once I get going with them. It might give me a stained glass look without any mixing with either of those gloss varnishes. Thanks again for doing all of the testing for us and providing the results!
Nadia Thank you for all the information. You are so amazing. I want you to know how much I appreciate you. You are number one in my book. Since I have found your channel you have Rocked My Art World 🌎.. take care. Hugs Sheryl. I have told and linked so many of my artist friends to you. 8 adore your channel and you creative mind is Awesome. 💙🎨💙
💕💖🤩Sheryl, I appreciate you! I'm so glad that my art and videos have been an inspiration to you💖 As always, thank you for your continued support of my art and for sharing with others as well💖💖💖
Fantastic demonstration ♥️ Thank you for all the information and sharing as I am thinking to give it a go and try something this technique out 😊😀 Your creations are stunning!!!
Great video of your techniques and beautiful creations and a very talented artist you are! If I may, I have a few questions regarding the resin dyes mixed with the gloss varnish and drying before I invest my time and money. I'm familiar with various varnishes as I use them in my artwork, however I've never tried these resin dyes. 1)Would you know in your experience How color fast are they, for example in sunlight? 2) Do these resin dyes dry completely after they are mixed with the varnish? I see on your video that used alone they do not dry, and from what I've read on reviews of the resin dyes, they do not dry like an alcohol ink. You used a drying tool to speed up the drying process for purposes on this video, but wondering did it eventually air dry later and would I be safe to assume because they are mixed with the varnish as in a faux stain glass project they would dry and be translucent? Thank you, Ursula from Canada.
💖thank you, glad you found this video helpful. For the resin dye (I'm speaking specifically about Let's Resin...I haven't tried others). Yes when mixed with the gloss varnish it air dries completely dry ... I only used the heat gun to speed it up for the video. In terms of light fastness... I haven't had any issues with fading... but I don't recommend putting any resin pieces in direct sunlight because resin yellows quickly in UV light/ sunlight. Hope this helps!
Hi, I just found your channel. I love your work. I’m in Canada too. Just curious, do you order your resin from the US or is there somewhere it’s available in Canada. TIA ❤
Thank you, I’ve been wanting to learn more about this. Can you tell me what coaster mold that you are using ? I really love the edges on them. Thank you, Julie Ontario
Hi! So glad you enjoyed the video. I believe the molds are from shopresinmolds.com, they are called agate molds (if I remember correctly). You should able to get a discount with my code liadia10. 💕
Thank you for this very informative vid. About coasters ... When sealing the edges that have either been done with a paint pen, Deco Color Pen or with acrylic mixed with a medium as I just did today, is it better to brush, spray or let the topcoat of resin fall over? I hope I explained that ok 😃.
If you're using those types of products for edges that need to be sealed... I would say pouring another resin topcoat and let it cover the sides... just make sure you tape or liquid latex the bottoms first to prevent issues with drips
My first time visiting your site thank you for sharing your experience If you don't mind my asking. Have you tried using UV resin since it stays liquid until exposed to uv light. If so does it work, and have you tried using try-art liquid glass ? Thank you and God-bless
I resin wood canvases , not fabric ones...I know other artists do, but you need to add support to the centre of the canvas to support the weight of the resin
Thank you for sharing. Do you ever put your micas in resin? Or just in the varnish? Do you then resin over the top once you have painted your creations? 🌻
Yes! Mica is my main colorant for resin. And yes, I seal the designs under a later of resin...I have many other tutorials here on my channel that show my processes and techniques🥰
????? I would very much like to try this technic again I am not painting on resin but on glass. Will it still work the same or will it crackle? Do I have to bake the glass Paine if I use the vitrel glass paint.
I believe it's similar to a "thinner " (I think it used to be called a Thinner actually) which allows you to dilute your colours (make them more transparent) without affecting the quality of the paint. This is necessary for paints like vitrail and fantasy paints since they have special formulas and cannot be diluted by water or other typical thinners
There's a couple reasons why I wouldn't use UV resin in exchange of the varnish... UV resin yellows faster than countertop resin and you'd need to wear PPE when using UV resin (chemical respirator, gloves, goggles etc), but since the varnish i use is water based, PPE isn't necessary. And since I spend several hours painting, I prefer the comfort working with the varnish😅🥰🤩💖 That being said, I have heard other artist use UV resin for this type of technique and yes, it's definitely an option for those who want to do it that way🥰😁
the pebeo varnish may be a bit too thick for that technique, i haven't tried it for that...but I used it for almost 2 years before I switched to DuraClear last year... it works for most everything else that I've made. Maybe try a thinner varnish like DuraClear
You cannot use the dyes straight from the bottle. I made this mistake and my resin didn't cure. I had sticky gooey spots where it wasn't mixed in. Mix this with UV resin instead.
Yes! I actually was just explaining this yesterday on my member livestream, it mixes with other mediums as well... but it's very different than alcohol inks and other colorants 😊 (this video is from a while ago)
I created this video of alternatives... I know the outliners are difficult to find in some areas. Hope this helps... ruclips.net/video/nS7eoiw_bbI/видео.html
Absolutely love your style and artistic talent. Thank you for sharing with us. You rock!
Are you living in my head??? You answered all the questions I’ve been asking myself…knowing I didn’t know the answer…hehe!!! Thank you for this very helpful information. You’re helping an old dog learn so many new tricks…I can say that about me…OMG…keep them coming…love all you’re doing and following you is making me look so good!!! Thanks💯❤️
😅😊🥰thank you! I'm so glad you found this video helpful!
Hiya. I follow you on insta and honestly your my favourite go to for inspiration and advice. I just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video.. You have no idea how you saved me over these past couple of weeks of trials and errors. I'm so excited to try out the resin dye going forward to save me so much time the way I was doing my work. It's all learning as they say and i hope you take comfort in knowing that your hard work and the mistakes along the way have brought me and my partner some clarification also and have helped massively today. Thank you. Positive energy your way! X
Oh, this made my day💖🥰thank you so much for your kind comment. I'm so happy that my tutorials are helping you! I truly put a lot of thought and effort into them to be a helpful as possible, so I'm glad it's working for you🥰💖 Best wishes! I'd love to see what you create!
I think that koi fish design looks vintage because of the yellowing and if you would have pointed it out I would have been like those vintage koi coaster is amazing!
Yes, it kind of does😅💕 didn't think of that😅
**Hey Everyone! I apologize in advance for my throat clearing around the 20 minute mark in the video - I was so focused on not losing my train of thought I didn't realize how often it was happening over those couple of minutes...another casualty of late night recording....sorry!**
No worries, it’s not even a bother, your videos are always on-point!
I’m not sure who said it, but a YT creator said they got a “bad” bottle of the Piñata Brass and they suspected it was a cheap “knock-off”.
@@wtglb Thank you for understanding...and yes, there are so many knock-offs these days, it's difficult to tell!
I think the koi fish looks absolutely fantastic, but I guess you got a different result than expected. Just know it looks absolutely fantastic. Thank you for teaching us all your skills and the best tricks of the trade
I like the yellowed gloss and varnish fiish. I think it makes it look antique.
Ohh my Gucci!!! LiaDia Designs, thank u so much for the explanation. I’m one of your biggest fans 😍😍
Thank you Alekzander! 💕 I'm so glad you enjoyed the video😊
I love the designs on the coasters with this technique. I know that you seem to prefer the Pebeo & DecoArt products but some years ago, I used a glass paint to colorize some of my wood burnings. It's called Gallery Glass. Many years later the painted sections are still translucent with no yellowing. I may try it out on a resin project once I get going with them. It might give me a stained glass look without any mixing with either of those gloss varnishes. Thanks again for doing all of the testing for us and providing the results!
Nadia Thank you for all the information. You are so amazing. I want you to know how much I appreciate you. You are number one in my book. Since I have found your channel you have Rocked My Art World 🌎.. take care. Hugs Sheryl. I have told and linked so many of my artist friends to you. 8 adore your channel and you creative mind is Awesome. 💙🎨💙
💕💖🤩Sheryl, I appreciate you! I'm so glad that my art and videos have been an inspiration to you💖 As always, thank you for your continued support of my art and for sharing with others as well💖💖💖
Thank you very much for sharing your wonderful information about gloss varnish.👍🌹🌹
you explain thins so well. Thanks !
Thank you so much for taking the time to show us all these great tips and techniques. Love all the options 😍😍😍
❤💜💙thank you Johnnie
I liked this video. Very informative. It’s great the way you show the various ways to do something. And your art is gorgeous.
😊glad you enjoyed it
So talented! Love your videos 💖💖
💖🥰thank you
Fabulous tutorial so helpful thank you for sharing your knowledge, I didn’t notice the throat clearing I was so into the tutorial no worries,loved it
You're the sweetest Linda💕💖 thank you!
😍 Awesome!
💖🥰thank you
I love love watching your videos!!! You’re an amazing talented artist 🙏🏻🥰
🥰💜❤thank you!
Thank you for all this information, love your tutorials
🤩💖thank you Sandra
Fantastic demonstration ♥️
Thank you for all the information and sharing as I am thinking to give it a go and try something this technique out 😊😀
Your creations are stunning!!!
🥰🤩💖thank you! I'm so glad you found this helpful
Fantastic video ! Great tutorial 👏👏👏👍 Thank you so much 💙💙💙
Thank you Dorianne💖🥰
Great video of your techniques and beautiful creations and a very talented artist you are! If I may, I have a few questions regarding the resin dyes mixed with the gloss varnish and drying before I invest my time and money. I'm familiar with various varnishes as I use them in my artwork, however I've never tried these resin dyes. 1)Would you know in your experience How color fast are they, for example in sunlight? 2) Do these resin dyes dry completely after they are mixed with the varnish? I see on your video that used alone they do not dry, and from what I've read on reviews of the resin dyes, they do not dry like an alcohol ink. You used a drying tool to speed up the drying process for purposes on this video, but wondering did it eventually air dry later and would I be safe to assume because they are mixed with the varnish as in a faux stain glass project they would dry and be translucent? Thank you, Ursula from Canada.
💖thank you, glad you found this video helpful. For the resin dye (I'm speaking specifically about Let's Resin...I haven't tried others). Yes when mixed with the gloss varnish it air dries completely dry ... I only used the heat gun to speed it up for the video. In terms of light fastness... I haven't had any issues with fading... but I don't recommend putting any resin pieces in direct sunlight because resin yellows quickly in UV light/ sunlight. Hope this helps!
Thank you so much love all of your videos
Thank you Larraine 💕
Great information. I just wish you could give me your talent. Lol Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. xoxoxoxo
😅😅😅 the tutorials are the next best thing hopefully 😅💕💖
Awesome tips
💖🥰thank you Laura
Hi, I just found your channel. I love your work. I’m in Canada too. Just curious, do you order your resin from the US or is there somewhere it’s available in Canada. TIA ❤
Thank you, I’ve been wanting to learn more about this.
Can you tell me what coaster mold that you are using ?
I really love the edges on them.
Thank you,
Julie
Ontario
Hi! So glad you enjoyed the video. I believe the molds are from shopresinmolds.com, they are called agate molds (if I remember correctly). You should able to get a discount with my code liadia10. 💕
Thank you for this very informative vid. About coasters ... When sealing the edges that have either been done with a paint pen, Deco Color Pen or with acrylic mixed with a medium as I just did today, is it better to brush, spray or let the topcoat of resin fall over? I hope I explained that ok 😃.
If you're using those types of products for edges that need to be sealed... I would say pouring another resin topcoat and let it cover the sides... just make sure you tape or liquid latex the bottoms first to prevent issues with drips
@@LiaDiaDesigns can you please show us how to use liquid latex on coasters or cheese board??🙏🏻
My first time visiting your site thank you for sharing your experience If you don't mind my asking. Have you tried using UV resin since it stays liquid until exposed to uv light. If so does it work, and have you tried using try-art liquid glass ? Thank you and God-bless
Great information. Thank you for sharing. I am wondering if the stain glass paints scratch off. Or do you clear coat over it?
Thank you, it gets a top coat of resin...I linked the stained glass tutorial on the video and at the end of the video
@@LiaDiaDesigns thank you
First time watching your video do you resin canvases I’m trying to paint on canvases but I would like to learn how to resin them
I resin wood canvases , not fabric ones...I know other artists do, but you need to add support to the centre of the canvas to support the weight of the resin
Thank you for sharing. Do you ever put your micas in resin? Or just in the varnish? Do you then resin over the top once you have painted your creations? 🌻
Yes! Mica is my main colorant for resin. And yes, I seal the designs under a later of resin...I have many other tutorials here on my channel that show my processes and techniques🥰
Do you have any pieces made that could help Fall themed sunflower 🌻 fall colors ? I love all of your work .
????? I would very much like to try this technic again I am not painting on resin but on glass. Will it still work the same or will it crackle? Do I have to bake the glass Paine if I use the vitrel glass paint.
👍🏻❣️
Nadia, nothing to do with this project, but what is Peobo lightening fluid used for or have you used it?
I believe it's similar to a "thinner " (I think it used to be called a Thinner actually) which allows you to dilute your colours (make them more transparent) without affecting the quality of the paint. This is necessary for paints like vitrail and fantasy paints since they have special formulas and cannot be diluted by water or other typical thinners
Love the videos how do you get the flower designs
💖thank you, I hand draw them
You could try a UV resin if you want to use resin, it won’t cure unless in uv light like sunlight
There's a couple reasons why I wouldn't use UV resin in exchange of the varnish... UV resin yellows faster than countertop resin and you'd need to wear PPE when using UV resin (chemical respirator, gloves, goggles etc), but since the varnish i use is water based, PPE isn't necessary. And since I spend several hours painting, I prefer the comfort working with the varnish😅🥰🤩💖 That being said, I have heard other artist use UV resin for this type of technique and yes, it's definitely an option for those who want to do it that way🥰😁
When you paint these glass type coaters with the varnish do you still add a clear coat of the varnish does that? Thanks
do you mean a top coat of resin?
@@LiaDiaDesigns yes sorry
I would like to know as well do you do a top resin coat thank you
The pebeo varnish i tried using it with glitter to the glitter spiky effect on the coasters but it doesn't work. What would you advice? Thanks
the pebeo varnish may be a bit too thick for that technique, i haven't tried it for that...but I used it for almost 2 years before I switched to DuraClear last year... it works for most everything else that I've made. Maybe try a thinner varnish like DuraClear
@@LiaDiaDesigns in uk I don't get dura clear unfortunately but thanks
How did you do those lines and vines?
my full stained glass tutorial was linked in the video and at the end of the video
You cannot use the dyes straight from the bottle. I made this mistake and my resin didn't cure. I had sticky gooey spots where it wasn't mixed in. Mix this with UV resin instead.
Yes! I actually was just explaining this yesterday on my member livestream, it mixes with other mediums as well... but it's very different than alcohol inks and other colorants 😊 (this video is from a while ago)
The Peebo line has been discontinued for years at least in stores near me
I created this video of alternatives... I know the outliners are difficult to find in some areas. Hope this helps... ruclips.net/video/nS7eoiw_bbI/видео.html