You are a very talented lady, thank you for sharing all this with us. I love your resin and all the little bits that go with it, especially your dichro resin kit.
I just received your products in the mail, and have been making lots of things. I absolutely love it, and I am so impressed with how everything is coming out. Thank you so much for sharing your products, as well as videos and ideas. Thank you so much!!! Your newest fan, Amanda
Fantastic I was wondering how to seal a double sided piece. Thank you so much for the instructions on this and all the projects. I saw this masculine bracelet in your extensive website gallery, thank you for demonstrating how to piece it together (don't get me wrong it is feminine as well) All the best, Tam
Hello Irene! I'm so glad you found little-windows..com We can ship anything you'd like to the Philippines, our shipping cost is primarily based on the weight of your package, so if you go to the website, add whatever you'd like to your cart, then enter your shipping address, a quote will be given for approval prior to payment. Thanks for asking, and have fun!
Hi Paige! I wouldn't use clear nail polish because it yellows quickly and can become brittle. I'd stick with a bit of resin, or Diamond Glaze, or Glossy Accents, or the like. Have fun!
LittleWindowsResin Thank you very much for the tutorial! I was looking for this technique for long time. However, my paper pieces bend inside a bit when they dry out, so it's hard to glue them together. Do you have an advise?
Hi, I received the order from Little-Windows and I love everything! I look forward to ordering more supplies :) I have only one question: where can I find a book on resin? Something that explains everything for beginners (techniques, dos and don'ts etc.) I'm very passionate about starting a small resin jewelry business, but I'm overwhelmed with the lack of information (I found just a few books, but nothing very good). Thank you very much! P.S. I wish you wrote a book on Resin. You're the best teacher I found on RUclips.
+Irina M Wow, thank you Irina! Do you have Exploring Resin Jewelry by Heidi Boyd? That's a good basic guide with clear step-outs and clean photography. You can use LW Brilliant Resin for all projects in that book. Hope that helps :)
Hi Olga, sorry for the late reply. If this happens often to you, you might try sticking them together first, then doming. It may be the type of paper you're using so check out our Special Photo Papers if this is an issue. You can also mount curved pieces into bezels, if you have some that'll fit. I hope that helps :)
Ecellent I want to start making jewlry keepsakes keychains or just some interesting paperweight cabs, and your videos instruct and inpire. My grandfather used to do this and I always wanted to try it but forgot how he did it now it appears quite clear, LOL. Thanks. You could use a little theme music song, you can use a public domain clip or classical so you dont run into copywrite royalty issue problems, they take down our videos for that now .so we dont want that. I use apple loops sometimes they are ready made public clips for music and video producers.
Our Little Windows Special Photo Papers (regular and clear), are great because they give you great photo detail, they bond really well to inkjet inks, and they're waterproof so you don't have to seal them before putting them in resin. You can find different packs and sizes at little-windows(dot)com :)
Hi ladyjarhead! If you use liquid resin between you'll need to make sure to clean up whatever squishes out the edges, and let it set up for 12 hours. I'm just not patient so I go for the double-sided adhesive with a sealant around the little white line at the edges. Can't wait to see what YOU make next :)
me encanto el tutorial, solo hablo español, necesitaría saber como se llama el producto para pedirlo en alguna casa artesanal aquí en LA PAMPA ARGENTINA. muchas gracias
Hey Kim! That's a great question. You can certainly print on both sides of our Double-Sided Photo Paper, but some people find it tricky to get them lined up perfectly, so this method is a bit easier on that count. Another pro to doing it this way is that you only need to mix up 1 batch of resin because you're doming both sides at the same time. This also means you can finish your pieces faster, as you only need wait for one set-up time. So the choice is yours. Thanks so much for asking, creative friend :) - Fran
HI, just wondering how you use all your 15 ml resin with just the start up kit. You say to use it all but the kit only has enough for 3 molds and a plate for maybe 4 more. Please let me know if I have to wait and order more supplies. I don't want to waste the resin since its not that cheap to buy. Thanks Tammy
What I Like To Watch Hello Tammy, The Starter Kit includes enough resin to mix 3 of these 15ml batches, but one batch is 1 tablespoon, so it's a pretty efficient system. The mold included - if you fill all 3 cavities to the top - can use up the entire first 15ml batch. If you choose, you can make 3 castings filled about half-way, which is a nice depth for pendants, then use the rest for a few domed pieces, or fill the bezel that also comes in the Kit. With your first batch you should get the hang of how far the resin will go. Hope that helps :)
Hello Anita! Little Windows Brilliant Resin also takes 12 hours before you can handle it, and you may want to wait a bit longer if you plan to flip it to dome the backs, to make sure your doming tray fingers don't leave dents :)
Hello Nickolena! Our Brilliant Resin is designed for small projects like jewelry making and photo keepsakes, and the guide that comes with every order includes tips on avoiding and eliminating pesky bubbles. I hope that's of help :) www.little-windows.com/collections/brilliant-resin-2/products/resin-12-oz-set
Nope, Double-Sided doming of the same piece will be fine you'll only need to seal that edge when you're attaching 2 pieces back to back to ensure no moisture gets between them. Thanks for asking Courtney!
Hello Michelle! Thanks for the feedback, I always use Little Windows Brilliant Resin, which is the safest mix epoxy you'll find. Available at little-windows.com, have fun!
Hello again! Not if you print on one of our Special Photo Papers for Resin, which are waterproof and form a strong bond with inkjet inks. If you use any other photo paper then yes, pre-seal front, back and sides. Hope that helps :) - Fran
Just tried your resin on a heart shaped photo project. I cut out the hearts instead of using your punches as they were shaped differently. The doming on front photo went well, but when I decided to dome in glitter for the backs...DISASTER! The glitter resin didn't stop at the edges and ran over to the front. So, now I have huge bumps of glitter resin to remove from the front clear photo side. What fine grit size sand paper could I use to remove those bumps? Then I'd need to re-dome in clear resin the photo side after bump removal. Thanks.
Monica Dockery Hello Monica, it pays to be conservative when doming. You can actually use a larger grit for removing the bumps, you could even start with a nail file, just make sure it's a bit damp so you don't have resin dust floating around - that can be irritating. Once you've sanded down the bump, you can use a finer grit to smooth it a bit, maybe 600 grit, but don't be too stressed, when you apply another coat of resin it should shine it up again. You may want to fine-sand a bit around the whole edge of the piece, to give it some tooth for the resin to grab, that way it won't be as likely to flow over. Another tip is to let the resin thicken up in your cup a bit longer. Hope that helps :)
Hello Dedi Zeokr! If you mean the punches you'll find them here: www.little-windows.com/collections/paper-punches-2 They are custom sized to fit our Molds and Bezels, or can be used for the Doming Technique as demonstrated in this video. Thanks for asking :) - Fran
+Savannah Williams Hello Savannah, the products we use are exclusive to little-windows.com, sold directly to customers and are not available in craft stores. Phone ordering is available too, just call 818-248-6000 Have fun!
Hola, hice varias pruebas con resina, pero el papel fotográfico se dobla hacia arriba en las esquinas, se deforma y no queda plano. Cómo puedo resolver éste problema?
Hello Shannon! Sorry for any confusion, our Photo Cropper is an online app you'll find just under our logo at little-windows.com. We have a free version you can try to see if you like it, which crops to 1" Medium Squares/Diamonds, to print on a 4x6" format. If you like how it works, you can purchase access to crop other shapes on either a 4x6" or 8-1/2 x 11" format. Have a look at this quick video to see how it works: www.little-windows.com/collections/photo-cropping-software Thanks for asking :) - Fran
Hi Andrea! You can dome both sides, or create 2 domed pieces and stick them back-to-back, or leave the back side un-resined, as these Special Photo Papers for Resin are waterproof and durable. If it's an item you're going to wear though, it's more comfortable to have resin on both sides :) Here's a newer tutorial that shows even more options: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/movie-fan-photo-jewelry Let me know if you have any questions, have lots of fun creating! fran@little-windows.com
Hello Angela! We used to sell that drill at little-windows.com, but the manufacturer has discontinued it. We now offer the easy, clean-drilling Spring Drill, which is less expensive and far easier to control. Have fun creating :)
Don't care for the double adhesive at all Use E-6000 or LocTite Ultraliquid Super Glue. Contrary to what you said below, E-6000 IS waterproof. In fact, it will survive trips through the washer AND the dryer.
Thank you TechSupport100, our tests haven't shown waterproof results with E6000, so I appreciate your feedback. We prefer a dry adhesive for projects like this, where back-to-back pieces need to be completely flush without having adhesive squirt out the edges, but it's certainly subjective. It's great to have options :)
Me gustaría que pudiéramos ofrecer todos nuestros videos gratis en español y otros idiomas, seguiremos trabajando en ello! Gracias por tu comentario :).
I don't understand why you dont just put both pics glued together back to back in mold and than dome the one side when cured? this will also eliminate the space in the middle which is kind of unfinished looking :)
Hello Tracey, you certainly could use the Doming Up technique, as you've suggested, but there are three reasons why you may not want to: 1) Working upside-down in a mold is tricky, especially when you add in a flat photo. It's common to get bubbles stuck underneath it, and even if you could see them, it's difficult to remove them. 2) The second reason is aesthetic, domed pieces are smooth and thin and rounded, kind of like a plastic pancake, while cast pieces are more chunky. and 3) When you're making something like a bracelet or charm that will be pressed into your arm as you rest, domed pieces are more comfortable. Hope that helps explain why we'd choose the Doming Technique for this project :)
Hello Swati! You can either let the resin harden then peel it out, or you can wipe it while it's still wet with dry paper towels. Thanks for asking :) - Fran
+Amir Muslim Hello Amir! Do you mean a catalyst? If so, our Part B (hardener), could be considered a catalyst. If that's not what you mean, please give me a bit more detail and I'll be happy to help : ) fran@little-windows.com
Hello! All of our products can be found at little-windows.com, the resin is the safest epoxy you'll find and wonderful to work with. It comes in a variety of sizes, depending on the size/quantity of the projects you have in mind, and in our "Questions" section there's all sorts of info about the formula, yield, and tools we offer. Thanks for asking :)
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Very detailed….. thanks a bunch. Great video 😍
I just found this video while browsing. I want to learn how to make these!
wonderful concept and amazing creativity thanks
Very neat and refined work. The way you explain is pleasant to hear and watch and really makes wish to do something like that.
Thank you for sharing this with us. A nicely done professional video.
You are a very talented lady, thank you for sharing all this with us. I love your resin and all the little bits that go with it, especially your dichro resin kit.
Another fantastic demo. You have "golden hands" Love it.
I just received your products in the mail, and have been making lots of things. I absolutely love it, and I am so impressed with how everything is coming out. Thank you so much for sharing your products, as well as videos and ideas. Thank you so much!!!
Your newest fan,
Amanda
I love your channel. My 1st L.W. order will be here Monday. Cant wait to play!
Have lots of fun Krystal, and please let me know how your creations turn out :) - Fran
Thank YOU! I have been looking for this.
Love it!! 😍
Fantastic I was wondering how to seal a double sided piece.
Thank you so much for the instructions on this and all the projects.
I saw this masculine bracelet in your extensive website gallery, thank you for demonstrating how to piece it together (don't get me wrong it is feminine as well)
All the best, Tam
Hello Irene! I'm so glad you found little-windows..com We can ship anything you'd like to the Philippines, our shipping cost is primarily based on the weight of your package, so if you go to the website, add whatever you'd like to your cart, then enter your shipping address, a quote will be given for approval prior to payment. Thanks for asking, and have fun!
Nice very nice work
Love your tuts but would you mind cropping in closer? It was hard to see what you were doing with the head pin and final assembly. Thank you!
Hi Paige! I wouldn't use clear nail polish because it yellows quickly and can become brittle. I'd stick with a bit of resin, or Diamond Glaze, or Glossy Accents, or the like. Have fun!
LittleWindowsResin
Thank you very much for the tutorial! I was looking for this technique for long time. However, my paper pieces bend inside a bit when they dry out, so it's hard to glue them together. Do you have an advise?
If u could provide the list of materials used would be Sooooo Helpful. Thank u soo much for this Amazing Tutorial!!!
Hello D! I've added links to all of the supplies you'll need, all are available at www.little-windows.com/
Thanks for asking :)
- Fran
Hi,
I received the order from Little-Windows and I love everything! I look forward to ordering more supplies :)
I have only one question: where can I find a book on resin? Something that explains everything for beginners (techniques, dos and don'ts etc.) I'm very passionate about starting a small resin jewelry business, but I'm overwhelmed with the lack of information (I found just a few books, but nothing very good).
Thank you very much!
P.S. I wish you wrote a book on Resin. You're the best teacher I found on RUclips.
+Irina M Wow, thank you Irina! Do you have Exploring Resin Jewelry by Heidi Boyd? That's a good basic guide with clear step-outs and clean photography. You can use LW Brilliant Resin for all projects in that book. Hope that helps :)
+LittleWindowsResin I don't have that one. I'll definitely order it today. Thank you!
is it ok to use super glue instead of double sided adhesive to glue the 2 pcs together? i love ur hands.. 😊
Nice video.. Awsome... And which paper is to be taken to print the photo.. Usual paper frm the studio..? Madam
Thanks a lot for the video! Do you have an advise what to do if my paper bends after drying, so I can't glue it together any more.
Hi Olga, sorry for the late reply. If this happens often to you, you might try sticking them together first, then doming. It may be the type of paper you're using so check out our Special Photo Papers if this is an issue. You can also mount curved pieces into bezels, if you have some that'll fit. I hope that helps :)
LittleWindowsResin
thanks a lot for the answer, but do you ship to Switzerland? I think I need special photo paper indeed!
Love this technique for dog name tags.
Very beautiful💝
très bien expliqué ! Merci ! je vais essayer !!
I love your work but can you write down all thing and the name of each one to buy it in amazon .pls
Ecellent I want to start making jewlry keepsakes keychains or just some interesting paperweight cabs, and your videos instruct and inpire. My grandfather used to do this and I always wanted to try it but forgot how he did it now it appears quite clear, LOL. Thanks. You could use a little theme music song, you can use a public domain clip or classical so you dont run into copywrite royalty issue problems, they take down our videos for that now .so we dont want that. I use apple loops sometimes they are ready made public clips for music and video producers.
this is amazing! thank you so much
While I enjoy watching/learning from your videos, it would be so much better if your cameraman could zoom in for the detail work.
Garden Guru I agree! We'll be sure to do that in future videos, thank so much for your feedback, and have fun creating :)
Clear finger nail plash would work
Our Little Windows Special Photo Papers (regular and clear), are great because they give you great photo detail, they bond really well to inkjet inks, and they're waterproof so you don't have to seal them before putting them in resin. You can find different packs and sizes at little-windows(dot)com :)
fran you can put resin on the back to act as glue instead of using the double stick? love your tutorials
Hi ladyjarhead! If you use liquid resin between you'll need to make sure to clean up whatever squishes out the edges, and let it set up for 12 hours. I'm just not patient so I go for the double-sided adhesive with a sealant around the little white line at the edges. Can't wait to see what YOU make next :)
hola me gusto mucho .una pregunta como se llama el papel que va pegado en las fotos..gracias
¿Cómo se llama el soporte donde colocas las piezas de resina?. El blanco?
Lovely can we do this with proxy resin
Bellissimo complimenti
me encanto el tutorial, solo hablo español, necesitaría saber como se llama el producto para pedirlo en alguna casa artesanal aquí en LA PAMPA ARGENTINA. muchas gracias
Resina epoxi :-)
Question: Why put two pieces together? Why not just print it back to back and then no need to glue together?
Hey Kim! That's a great question. You can certainly print on both sides of our Double-Sided Photo Paper, but some people find it tricky to get them lined up perfectly, so this method is a bit easier on that count. Another pro to doing it this way is that you only need to mix up 1 batch of resin because you're doming both sides at the same time. This also means you can finish your pieces faster, as you only need wait for one set-up time. So the choice is yours. Thanks so much for asking, creative friend :) - Fran
Answers queation I had before I asked it.
HI, just wondering how you use all your 15 ml resin with just the start up kit. You say to use it all but the kit only has enough for 3 molds and a plate for maybe 4 more. Please let me know if I have to wait and order more supplies. I don't want to waste the resin since its not that cheap to buy. Thanks Tammy
What I Like To Watch Hello Tammy, The Starter Kit includes enough resin to mix 3 of these 15ml batches, but one batch is 1 tablespoon, so it's a pretty efficient system. The mold included - if you fill all 3 cavities to the top - can use up the entire first 15ml batch. If you choose, you can make 3 castings filled about half-way, which is a nice depth for pendants, then use the rest for a few domed pieces, or fill the bezel that also comes in the Kit. With your first batch you should get the hang of how far the resin will go. Hope that helps :)
hi tutorial is nice I need to know whether the propositions of resin part a n b are same or different
Hi Dear.. really like ur tutorial..
U mean the resin u r using will easily dry up? Coz the one im using need to wait for 12hrs..
Hello Anita! Little Windows Brilliant Resin also takes 12 hours before you can handle it, and you may want to wait a bit longer if you plan to flip it to dome the backs, to make sure your doming tray fingers don't leave dents :)
LittleWindowsResin thank you for the advice...
Im juz so addicted to resin nowadays..thanks alot to your tutorial..Thank You♥
What's the best resin because I get alot of bubbles in my projects
Hello Nickolena! Our Brilliant Resin is designed for small projects like jewelry making and photo keepsakes, and the guide that comes with every order includes tips on avoiding and eliminating pesky bubbles. I hope that's of help :) www.little-windows.com/collections/brilliant-resin-2/products/resin-12-oz-set
I see the video tutorial is very interested, what materials are needed? Please help
If you dome the front and the back side of the same piece, does that seam still need super glue?
Nope, Double-Sided doming of the same piece will be fine you'll only need to seal that edge when you're attaching 2 pieces back to back to ensure no moisture gets between them. Thanks for asking Courtney!
Can you seal the edge with a clear nail varnish?
This is amazing! I wanna make keychains like this! what kind of resin ?
Hello Michelle! Thanks for the feedback, I always use Little Windows Brilliant Resin, which is the safest mix epoxy you'll find. Available at little-windows.com, have fun!
Do you need to pre seal the photos before you resin so it doesn't ruin the photos???
Hello again! Not if you print on one of our Special Photo Papers for Resin, which are waterproof and form a strong bond with inkjet inks. If you use any other photo paper then yes, pre-seal front, back and sides. Hope that helps :) - Fran
@@LittleWindowsResin thank you very much for the reply
Just tried your resin on a heart shaped photo project. I cut out the hearts instead of using your punches as they were shaped differently. The doming on front photo went well, but when I decided to dome in glitter for the backs...DISASTER! The glitter resin didn't stop at the edges and ran over to the front. So, now I have huge bumps of glitter resin to remove from the front clear photo side. What fine grit size sand paper could I use to remove those bumps? Then I'd need to re-dome in clear resin the photo side after bump removal. Thanks.
Monica Dockery Hello Monica, it pays to be conservative when doming. You can actually use a larger grit for removing the bumps, you could even start with a nail file, just make sure it's a bit damp so you don't have resin dust floating around - that can be irritating. Once you've sanded down the bump, you can use a finer grit to smooth it a bit, maybe 600 grit, but don't be too stressed, when you apply another coat of resin it should shine it up again. You may want to fine-sand a bit around the whole edge of the piece, to give it some tooth for the resin to grab, that way it won't be as likely to flow over. Another tip is to let the resin thicken up in your cup a bit longer. Hope that helps :)
Sorry for the double post. I was in the wrong account. The second post is from me(32dreamgirl).
may know where to buy that love shape cutting tool?
Hello Dedi Zeokr! If you mean the punches you'll find them here: www.little-windows.com/collections/paper-punches-2
They are custom sized to fit our Molds and Bezels, or can be used for the Doming Technique as demonstrated in this video.
Thanks for asking :) - Fran
Mooi
hi do i need to use a particular type of photopaper?
I do not know how to buy materials for this item, I am in Vietnam,can you hepl me?
Yes, or Diamond Glaze, anything that will seal the edge so moisture can't get between the two domed pieces. Thanks for asking :)
Is there any way to achieve the same results without ordering any supplies online? Do they sell these supplies at craft stores?
+Savannah Williams Hello Savannah, the products we use are exclusive to little-windows.com, sold directly to customers and are not available in craft stores. Phone ordering is available too, just call 818-248-6000 Have fun!
Hola, hice varias pruebas con resina, pero el papel fotográfico se dobla hacia arriba en las esquinas, se deforma y no queda plano. Cómo puedo resolver éste problema?
Es papel fotográfico especial. Pero pegando algo entre medio de las fotos tal vez ayude
Can you tell me how to get your software for printing. I went to your website but there’s no link to download software
Hello Shannon! Sorry for any confusion, our Photo Cropper is an online app you'll find just under our logo at little-windows.com. We have a free version you can try to see if you like it, which crops to 1" Medium Squares/Diamonds, to print on a 4x6" format. If you like how it works, you can purchase access to crop other shapes on either a 4x6" or 8-1/2 x 11" format. Have a look at this quick video to see how it works: www.little-windows.com/collections/photo-cropping-software
Thanks for asking :) - Fran
So no doming on the other side? It is left as photo paper?
Hi Andrea! You can dome both sides, or create 2 domed pieces and stick them back-to-back, or leave the back side un-resined, as these Special Photo Papers for Resin are waterproof and durable. If it's an item you're going to wear though, it's more comfortable to have resin on both sides :) Here's a newer tutorial that shows even more options:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/movie-fan-photo-jewelry
Let me know if you have any questions, have lots of fun creating!
fran@little-windows.com
hi, i'm wondering, where can i buy some resins or all the stuff you use in your vid. i live here in philippines.
muy bonito
Gracias Viviana!
أريد أن أعرف كيف احصل على آلة قطع الصورة هل من الممكن المساعدة
Could you use glossy accents to close it up?
How hard does the resin cure?
Ciao come sei riuscita a stampare le foto ?
Can u pls explain what is glaze? Pls?
Hello D, I use Brilliant Resin in all of my projects - domed and cast, here is a link: www.little-windows.com/collections/brilliant-resin-2
What is the name of the table you use to place the photographs and work with the resin?
Hi Noella! It's just a level folding table with a sheet of protective paper on top :)
@@LittleWindowsResin sorrt but I write this in google and I can't find this... can you tell us where we can buy it?
@@LittleWindowsResin you say in you video "dowming trail"?
Muito interessante gostaria de saber onde encostrar esse tipo de resina
Amazon
where do you get the electric drill?
Hello Angela! We used to sell that drill at little-windows.com, but the manufacturer has discontinued it. We now offer the easy, clean-drilling Spring Drill, which is less expensive and far easier to control. Have fun creating :)
Don't care for the double adhesive at all Use E-6000 or LocTite Ultraliquid Super Glue. Contrary to what you said below, E-6000 IS waterproof. In fact, it will survive trips through the washer AND the dryer.
Thank you TechSupport100, our tests haven't shown waterproof results with E6000, so I appreciate your feedback. We prefer a dry adhesive for projects like this, where back-to-back pieces need to be completely flush without having adhesive squirt out the edges, but it's certainly subjective. It's great to have options :)
Deberian hacer tambien traducido no todos sabemos ingles gracias
Me gustaría que pudiéramos ofrecer todos nuestros videos gratis en español y otros idiomas, seguiremos trabajando en ello! Gracias por tu comentario :).
مرحبا ممكن سؤال من اين اشتري الراتيج
Uff , me gustaría saber si la imagen están impresa en papel común , o cual ?😶
Ella dijo papel fotografía
I don't understand why you dont just put both pics glued together back to back in mold and than dome the one side when cured? this will also eliminate the space in the middle which is kind of unfinished looking :)
Hello Tracey, you certainly could use the Doming Up technique, as you've suggested, but there are three reasons why you may not want to: 1) Working upside-down in a mold is tricky, especially when you add in a flat photo. It's common to get bubbles stuck underneath it, and even if you could see them, it's difficult to remove them. 2) The second reason is aesthetic, domed pieces are smooth and thin and rounded, kind of like a plastic pancake, while cast pieces are more chunky. and 3) When you're making something like a bracelet or charm that will be pressed into your arm as you rest, domed pieces are more comfortable. Hope that helps explain why we'd choose the Doming Technique for this project :)
How to clean the cup after use ?
Hello Swati! You can either let the resin harden then peel it out, or you can wipe it while it's still wet with dry paper towels. Thanks for asking :) - Fran
Do not you use katalys ???
+Amir Muslim Hello Amir! Do you mean a catalyst? If so, our Part B (hardener), could be considered a catalyst. If that's not what you mean, please give me a bit more detail and I'll be happy to help : ) fran@little-windows.com
Hi, could you add the subtitles or closed captions. I'd love to watch your videos but no subtitles.. Please add the subtitles. Thank you
Wow
Where do u get the resin?
Hello! All of our products can be found at little-windows.com, the resin is the safest epoxy you'll find and wonderful to work with. It comes in a variety of sizes, depending on the size/quantity of the projects you have in mind, and in our "Questions" section there's all sorts of info about the formula, yield, and tools we offer. Thanks for asking :)
Hi, why my resin after 5 days not dray
Hello Zelka, have your creations set up properly?
plese materiyals name ditels
Hello! You'll find the materials used in this video at little-windows.com :)
hello
ilove learning diferent things be beautifuull
كيف يعني؟؟
I would like to see your work alot closer especially when your closing ends on leather cord, its hard to see.
Thank you for the feedback Carmen!
Like like like
too much stuff
Traduzir em portugues
الترجمه🌚💔
you have a very sexy voice, I love your work, I'm going to have a go myself,
Why thank you Steve, have lots of fun creating!