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hi just wanted to say that before I found your channel i was interested in creating resin jewelry but always hesistated. When i watched this video I felt HELLA inspired to try. You make beautiful art and thank you so much for showing the process. I feel inspired to make these for my family with how gorgeous they turned out in the video. Ur voice is so calming and i felt guided with the process throughout the video. Great video :)
@@whytho9658 omg thankyou sooo much for this comment. It really means a lot ❤️ I wish you all the luck with your resin jewelry and hope your family loves them ❤️❤️❤️❤️ thankyou so much for supporting 😍😍
These earrings look super gorgeousssss on youuuu!! 🥰🌸 Also i wanted to ask that how many times we have to coat the flower with resin so that it becomes rigid enough??
@@DorothyJames-k7t that is so sweet of you thankyou soooo much❤️🤩❤️ There is actually no particular no. To this as every flower is different. I would normally do atleast 3-4 times . The goal is that flower shouldn’t bend and feel hard. I will try and see if I can explain it in. Video soon😅
Thankyou so much. Yes we can reuse silica. Here one of the video on my channel that explains it :) ruclips.net/user/shortsPX6anSiKprQ?si=Q3-Kk3fXnl5q330j
Thankyou soo much. I am actually experimenting diff uv brands. Right now am using yieho brand. For drying process - I keep it for 1 min each side. If I feel like its still a little sticky, i keep it for another 30 sec ❤️
Dear thank you for this tutorial 🥰 What do you think about curing the flower without the silica step? I mean to apply uv resin petal by petal without drying process? Thanks again ❤
Hey there❤️ am so glad you liked the video. Drying the flower is one of the most important step. Before preserving flowers in resin , we have to make sure there is no moisture left or flowers will rot or get moldy overtime. You can dry using different methods if you do not wanna use silica but unfortunately we cannot skip the step 😅😅
@@victoriatorres3148 thankyou sooo much. ❤️❤️ You can always subscribe my channel. Also feel free to msg on insta - instagram.com/clickartblizz?igsh=MXBrenJ2ZzU5cXZ3& for any questions ❤️
Hello! Where do you find the silica? What kind of brand do you use ? Also where did you get the resin and what brand? And also what curing light do you use ?
Thankyou ❤❤ yes it works on any type of flower but make sure to dry it completely. It will work on on lotus as well, but it might take longer time to dry as compared to orchids :) keep an eye on dried flowers after 1-2 weeks 😅 Hope this helps :)
@@Sofia-jx5sv Hi there :) these are completely dried before preserving in resin so they will not decompose or rot❤️ If proper care is taken i.e. do not keep it in direct sunlight for extended period of time most flower do not change colors :) (some might fade very little) I have pieces from 6-8 yrs ago that look exactly the same❤️💕
@@sabinalutterova1520 Hi Sabina :) I would recommend using uv resin as it dries quickly. Epoxy resin usually takes 24 hrs to dry and since we have to do multiple layers its very hard to work with these type of resin. :) hope this helps ❤️
@@raf1717 hi :) thankyou for your comment ❤️ In terms of shape , it will stay like this forever :) in terms of color while they might fade overtime if they are exposed to direct sunlight for longer period of time. However, if proper care is taken then they stay like this for years. I have pairs from 8 yrs ago that look exactly the same. Hope this helps. :)
@@YourPetalSmith hmm I am using silica gel. I ordered from Amazon. With other flowers it worked much better. Too sad. Maybe I can use another brand. I think you are much more experienced with brands. And it is so cool, that you are answering all the viewers questions ♥️
@@owl3833 ofcourse happy to help with any questions ❤️❤️ You can try using the one I have been working with- I have a link in description of this video. Orchids actually dry pretty good and are able to retain great colors as well 😀
@@bloomandblossom1312 There is actually no particular no. To this as every flower is different. I would normally do atleast 3-4 times . The goal is that flower shouldn’t bend and feel hard. I will try and see if I can explain it in. Video soon😅
@@bansarimori5686 hi :) I would recommend getting a uv light as that is the best method to cure uv resin. You can try keeping it in natural sunlight but curing time and quality might get affected :)
Hi there, no problem happy to explain 😀silica gel is kind of like sand that absorbs moisture from the flowers. You can easily get it on amazon or any craft store. I use activa one, but you can use any brand just make sure they have tiny sand like particles instead of large ones. :) I haven’t used cat sand for drying and not all cat sands are suitable for it so I would recommend getting silica gel as it can reused again and again ❤️ www.amazon.ca/ACTIVA-Silica-pounds-Flower-compound/dp/B09417CXDK/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=1FGVPZZ3SSKI4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-0Hk0n7pVVHdu6jqETqVtyQOXzJDGV7eXe8jOc4TxO77RzNSKbIEm5Mf-VonIYXK75N-neYSzmRWORW_s8b8_16yhA0yQIev3ZlCEFGGwrfAryRVbKhfoUX9hIpYdab0EFBmCewhcel5ThS3xHnphWiRL5smQe_xFv7TCpfqNmXjH68R8wnIAQnXYqbmAUZ3ttAVu--WTI0s8QR16EZ9LA.qNYbLesx7f_wm_v_Up0yPtJHu0DvXx1tN6E3dLqv-r0&dib_tag=se&keywords=activa+flower+drying+art+silica+gel&qid=1715981925&sprefix=silica+gel+act%2Caps%2C155&sr=8-4
@@aayushasankhe4988 hi there, the most efficient way is using a uv light. You can also keep it under the sun or using heat such as hair dryer but the curing time and quality will be affected. :) and I personally don’t use or recommend them
For anyone wondering, ARTBLIZZ was my old name. I rebranded to PETALSMITH ❤️🤩 you can follow me on insta - instagram.com/yourpetalsmith?igsh=MXBrenJ2ZzU5cXZ3&
For purchase please visit www.yourpetalsmith.com
hi just wanted to say that before I found your channel i was interested in creating resin jewelry but always hesistated. When i watched this video I felt HELLA inspired to try. You make beautiful art and thank you so much for showing the process. I feel inspired to make these for my family with how gorgeous they turned out in the video. Ur voice is so calming and i felt guided with the process throughout the video. Great video :)
@@whytho9658 omg thankyou sooo much for this comment. It really means a lot ❤️ I wish you all the luck with your resin jewelry and hope your family loves them ❤️❤️❤️❤️ thankyou so much for supporting 😍😍
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@favourabiakam8985 thankyou ❤️❤️
Beautiful earrings
Thank you so much❤️❤️
So pretty and they look so nice on you!😊❤
Thankyou soo much❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for making this tutorial!! I would love to make some of these myself!!
Am glad it was helpful. Definitely try these , they are fun to make and look very pretty. 🤩🤩 i would love to see ur final piece💕💕
These earrings look super gorgeousssss on youuuu!! 🥰🌸 Also i wanted to ask that how many times we have to coat the flower with resin so that it becomes rigid enough??
@@DorothyJames-k7t that is so sweet of you thankyou soooo much❤️🤩❤️
There is actually no particular no. To this as every flower is different. I would normally do atleast 3-4 times . The goal is that flower shouldn’t bend and feel hard. I will try and see if I can explain it in. Video soon😅
So lovely ❤❤❤
Can we use the used silica again ?
Thankyou so much. Yes we can reuse silica. Here one of the video on my channel that explains it :)
ruclips.net/user/shortsPX6anSiKprQ?si=Q3-Kk3fXnl5q330j
hey lovely video, would love to know the name of the brand/resin that you use and how long to you let it dry under the uv lamp? :)
Thankyou soo much. I am actually experimenting diff uv brands. Right now am using yieho brand.
For drying process - I keep it for 1 min each side. If I feel like its still a little sticky, i keep it for another 30 sec ❤️
Dear thank you for this tutorial 🥰
What do you think about curing the flower without the silica step? I mean to apply uv resin petal by petal without drying process? Thanks again ❤
Hey there❤️ am so glad you liked the video. Drying the flower is one of the most important step. Before preserving flowers in resin , we have to make sure there is no moisture left or flowers will rot or get moldy overtime.
You can dry using different methods if you do not wanna use silica but unfortunately we cannot skip the step 😅😅
@@YourPetalSmith thank you so much for the explanation it makes sense , love this content🥰💜
@@victoriatorres3148 thankyou sooo much. ❤️❤️ You can always subscribe my channel.
Also feel free to msg on insta - instagram.com/clickartblizz?igsh=MXBrenJ2ZzU5cXZ3& for any questions ❤️
Hello! Where do you find the silica? What kind of brand do you use ? Also where did you get the resin and what brand? And also what curing light do you use ?
Hi there :) I have added all the links in description ❤
❤❤❤ This is great. Does it work on every flower? even lotus, which has a ton of moisture ?
Thankyou ❤❤ yes it works on any type of flower but make sure to dry it completely. It will work on on lotus as well, but it might take longer time to dry as compared to orchids :) keep an eye on dried flowers after 1-2 weeks 😅 Hope this helps :)
@@YourPetalSmith Thanks :)
2 weeks for big flowers is enough? i’ve been keeping them in silica for more than 1 week now
@@igajakubik5215 hey yes for flowers like orchids, roses I keep it for atleast 2 weeks. One minimum isn’t enough for these 😀
Do the flowers start to decompose or change colors? Thank you 🫶🏽
@@Sofia-jx5sv Hi there :) these are completely dried before preserving in resin so they will not decompose or rot❤️ If proper care is taken i.e. do not keep it in direct sunlight for extended period of time most flower do not change colors :) (some might fade very little) I have pieces from 6-8 yrs ago that look exactly the same❤️💕
Do I neeed to use specifically UV resin to do this? Or I can work with a different type?
@@sabinalutterova1520 Hi Sabina :) I would recommend using uv resin as it dries quickly. Epoxy resin usually takes 24 hrs to dry and since we have to do multiple layers its very hard to work with these type of resin. :) hope this helps ❤️
Hi… how long do they last and keep their color/structure after coating them in resin?
@@raf1717 hi :) thankyou for your comment ❤️ In terms of shape , it will stay like this forever :) in terms of color while they might fade overtime if they are exposed to direct sunlight for longer period of time. However, if proper care is taken then they stay like this for years. I have pairs from 8 yrs ago that look exactly the same. Hope this helps. :)
Wow so beautiful 🌸 when I dry my orchids they nearly loose whole colour 🥺 am I making something wrong?
@@owl3833 thankyou sooo much💕💕how are you drying the flowers ? The method you are using might be the reason that orchids are loosing color ☹️
@@YourPetalSmith hmm I am using silica gel. I ordered from Amazon. With other flowers it worked much better. Too sad. Maybe I can use another brand. I think you are much more experienced with brands. And it is so cool, that you are answering all the viewers questions ♥️
@@owl3833 ofcourse happy to help with any questions ❤️❤️ You can try using the one I have been working with- I have a link in description of this video. Orchids actually dry pretty good and are able to retain great colors as well 😀
@@YourPetalSmithoh now I saw your links 😅♥️ I will try it.. Your earrings are so colorful...
@@owl3833 thankyou soooo much❤️❤️❤️ am excited to see what you will make 😀
Is it possible if I use epoxy resin?
@@vianafarida it will take longer period of time to dry and since you have to do multiple layers, it would be difficult to work with it .
how many times we have to coat the flower with resin?
@@bloomandblossom1312 There is actually no particular no. To this as every flower is different. I would normally do atleast 3-4 times . The goal is that flower shouldn’t bend and feel hard. I will try and see if I can explain it in. Video soon😅
Hello didi...agar we don't have UV light machine dan it's possible to make?
@@bansarimori5686 hi :) I would recommend getting a uv light as that is the best method to cure uv resin.
You can try keeping it in natural sunlight but curing time and quality might get affected :)
@@YourPetalSmith yes didi..I will buy it.. thank you 😊😊
@@bansarimori5686 happy to help :) You don't have to buy an expensive one, start with basic uv light :)
Hi whats silica? Sorry English is not my 1st language and i cant find it, can i use cat sand?
Hi there, no problem happy to explain 😀silica gel is kind of like sand that absorbs moisture from the flowers. You can easily get it on amazon or any craft store. I use activa one, but you can use any brand just make sure they have tiny sand like particles instead of large ones. :)
I haven’t used cat sand for drying and not all cat sands are suitable for it so I would recommend getting silica gel as it can reused again and again ❤️
www.amazon.ca/ACTIVA-Silica-pounds-Flower-compound/dp/B09417CXDK/ref=mp_s_a_1_4?crid=1FGVPZZ3SSKI4&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.-0Hk0n7pVVHdu6jqETqVtyQOXzJDGV7eXe8jOc4TxO77RzNSKbIEm5Mf-VonIYXK75N-neYSzmRWORW_s8b8_16yhA0yQIev3ZlCEFGGwrfAryRVbKhfoUX9hIpYdab0EFBmCewhcel5ThS3xHnphWiRL5smQe_xFv7TCpfqNmXjH68R8wnIAQnXYqbmAUZ3ttAVu--WTI0s8QR16EZ9LA.qNYbLesx7f_wm_v_Up0yPtJHu0DvXx1tN6E3dLqv-r0&dib_tag=se&keywords=activa+flower+drying+art+silica+gel&qid=1715981925&sprefix=silica+gel+act%2Caps%2C155&sr=8-4
Can you provided the product you used?
@@jazzy-zm9cm hi there, I have added all the links in description 😀
Hey what brand resin do you use ?
Hey all the materials are linked in the description :)
hi! is there an alternative to the UV light??
@@aayushasankhe4988 hi there, the most efficient way is using a uv light. You can also keep it under the sun or using heat such as hair dryer but the curing time and quality will be affected. :) and I personally don’t use or recommend them