Thank you! 😊what a good idea! I have been thinking about in the past using colored resin for different projects on the glass but just have never tried it yet. Maybe like a sparkly white.
I have tried corking to shape things on clear plastic sheet....i made small christmas trees that way....going to try a cat shape. Thankyou Linda you inspire all of us bless you ❤
This is so funny I searched for large tree molds too and couldn’t find them and I bought two of the one you have! It is a sturdy mold, I love it! What a beautiful idea you had , I love it!
Oh wow! That's funny so you ended up buying them off the web site too? Yes so now they are on Amazon, I guess they could have been there all along. Thank you!
Thank you Sandy. Do you believe Halloween in a couple days and then all the holidays begin again. I feel like we just finished Christmas last year. Th older I get the faster time seems to go. LOL
@@crazyglasslady I know. My father (God rest his soul) used to tell me when I was young, "Kiddo, enjoy life now, because one day when you turn 30, you'll blink your eyes and you'll be 60." It seems so true!
Beautiful! I’m enjoying watching your videos. Could you place something under the table leg(s) to help level the table? I had to laugh when the tree drifted to the right. Lol.
Well the table is actually a folding table so not sure. There is actually another table in the room that may be a little better but it always has so much craft stuff on it. LOL Thank you!
Absolutely Gorgeous Linda ❤ What a wonderful mold. I will look for it. Linda as a safety precaution always protect your eyes from the UV light when doing uv resin. Maybe good sunglasses or like welders goggles, which I use. I did get like a welders flash to my eyes years ago and it feels like sharp gravel under eyelids. Very painful and requires a prescription of ointment to use. Apparently some people are getting it from the U.V. lamps as they watch their resin pieces cure. As always thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent and videos with us all. Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
Dale thank you for the tip! I try to look away but that isn't always the case. I think I will stick a pair of sunglasses in the room that I resin in then they will always be there. thank you!
Very neat project. I love the idea and can see where people would love something this interesting. So, one thing I didn't hear in the video is how much this project would cost a person to make. As a Christmas fair craft, what would you suggest as the retail price?
Thank you! So if you are a seller which i am not, you would have to invest in the letters which are $80-$100.00 Then there is the cost of resin and what ever you put in them. if you would like an idea of what the sell for I would suggest you look on etsy and see what they are selling the resin letters for. I really do not know.
@@crazyglasslady thanks! I actually sell feather paintings. I was thinking of something my wife could sell while I was selling my art. From the video title, I'd assumed this video was for sellers. So, I was kinda hoping for the cost breakdown, how many pieces per the supplies ordered, and then a suggested price based on the price per unit and time. In other words, if I had $250 in supplies, I got 100 sellable pieces out of those supplies, and each piece took a half hour to make; I could estimate a $10.50 actual cost per item. When I multiplied that by a factor of 4 (travel, food, table rental, etc.) then that'd mean she'd need a $45-$50 per item. Now I see this isn't the type of information you'd provide because I misunderstood the intent of the video. Again, your work is gorgeous.!
@@KenJohnsonUSA Ken I am so sorry with the first response I thought you were commenting on the resin letters I just did.That was why I said you would have to invest in the letters.When I get my responses they come in a list with all the different videos.Again Sorry. So I only create one of everything I make and do not sell at craft fairs. But I do think this would be an awesome one to sell because it is so unique. So the thing with me is I try to show people the cheapest way to make it with all my thrift store and garage sale finds. So If you were to mass produce these you would have to buy multiple new frames.unless of course you are a thrifter. If your wife is interested or you of course on my facebook page we have multiple people who do sell at craft fairs. If you have been doing it for a while you would probably be the best predictor of price because you know what they would sell for in your area and what the frames would cost. I have a similar project with a heart that is molded that is very unique i think that would be so cute for valentines day If you do craft fairs before that.Again sorry for the misunderstanding!
I am not sure if you are talking about this piece in particular or anything I make. This piece is sitting in the closet waiting to go to the food pantry to give away. For the most part anything Christmas that I make I put it in a stand or I do have the faux mercury glass Christmas tree in an easel.
Amazon ,there is a link in the description but they are out of them . Here is one that is available and just as nice I will make something with it soon! amzn.to/4eTSXTi
I’m not sure what you asking when you take the resin out of the mold the mold will be clean. If there’s any little spots, you can take some painters, tape and dab at it and whatever little specks are in there will come out. Everything will be dry.
@@crazyglasslady I'm sorry I wasn't clear with my question - I'm talking about the cup you use to pour resin out of I used a mold and it came out really clean. Thanks
@@crazyglasslady Thank you so much. I found this art while scrolling three days ago. Except for my trip to dollar tree and Wallyworld for supplies, I’ve been binging on your channel. So beautiful!
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VERY ELEGANT and BEAUTIFUL!! THANK YOU!! This beautiful tree would also be beautiful surrounded by white resin as well!❤
Thank you! 😊what a good idea! I have been thinking about in the past using colored resin for different projects on the glass but just have never tried it yet. Maybe like a sparkly white.
Beautiful glass and then when you added the paint it took it up a notch more and that broch just adds to it.
Yes, thank you.
Just beautiful thanks for sharing how clever are you
I love all your videos. thank you for sharing
Thank you for watching!☺
Beautiful ❤
Thanks so much!
Gorgeous!!!! thanks again Linda for sharing your talents and. your finds!!!
You are so welcome
Pretty!! Thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
I have tried corking to shape things on clear plastic sheet....i made small christmas trees that way....going to try a cat shape. Thankyou Linda you inspire all of us bless you ❤
Sounds great!
just gorgeous ❤
Thank you! 😊
Exquisite!
Thank you!
This is so funny I searched for large tree molds too and couldn’t find them and I bought two of the one you have! It is a sturdy mold, I love it! What a beautiful idea you had , I love it!
Oh wow! That's funny so you ended up buying them off the web site too? Yes so now they are on Amazon, I guess they could have been there all along. Thank you!
Where did you find your tree mold
@@bettycourson1691 it was on Amazon
So fabulous. ❤❤❤
Thank you!
Very pretty. I love the gold. 🤎🤍
Thank you! 🤗
Thank you for sharing your art! It's beautiful!
Thank you too!
Wow. Gorgeous. Beautiful work. ❤ this tree. 🥰
Thanks so much 😊
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing that you hadn't poured the resin all over properly.
No problem I make a lot of mistakes . Still learning.
Very pretty..
Thank you! 😊
love it
Thank you!
She makes some really neat stuff
Thank you!
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤❤ mold in my wish list 😊
Go for it! i do not remember it being that expensive. If you have amazon prime free shipping!
The tree is beautiful. I ordered the mold. Thanks for sharing. ♥
Wonderful!
Absolutely beautiful Linda. Much love from Texas ♥️🤠 Happy Holidays 🌲
Thank you Sandy. Do you believe Halloween in a couple days and then all the holidays begin again. I feel like we just finished Christmas last year. Th older I get the faster time seems to go. LOL
@@crazyglasslady I know. My father (God rest his soul) used to tell me when I was young, "Kiddo, enjoy life now, because one day when you turn 30, you'll blink your eyes and you'll be 60." It seems so true!
@@sandynuber1509 I know. It is true
Absolutely beautiful.
Thank you very much!
This is beautiful ❤
Thank you!☺
that is just really beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Looks beautiful!!!
Thank you!!
Beautiful 🤩
Thank you!
Beautiful! I’m enjoying watching your videos. Could you place something under the table leg(s) to help level the table? I had to laugh when the tree drifted to the right. Lol.
Well the table is actually a folding table so not sure. There is actually another table in the room that may be a little better but it always has so much craft stuff on it. LOL Thank you!
@@crazyglasslady You’re welcome! I know, all my craft tables are full of stuff, too! 😂
Absolutely Gorgeous Linda ❤ What a wonderful mold. I will look for it. Linda as a safety precaution always protect your eyes from the UV light when doing uv resin. Maybe good sunglasses or like welders goggles, which I use. I did get like a welders flash to my eyes years ago and it feels like sharp gravel under eyelids. Very painful and requires a prescription of ointment to use. Apparently some people are getting it from the U.V. lamps as they watch their resin pieces cure. As always thank you so kindly for sharing your wonderful talent and videos with us all. Take great care and keep creating and smiling ❤
Dale thank you for the tip! I try to look away but that isn't always the case. I think I will stick a pair of sunglasses in the room that I resin in then they will always be there. thank you!
I’m marveling how beautiful that gold glass looks. Will you be able to use the thick one somehow? It doesn’t look bad to me.
Thanks . yes I have been thinking about it.
Oh yeah
I’m awake 😂
Good morning!
Have you ever used a few light sprays of alcohol to pop the bubbles in the resin?? I do this and it works perfectly! 💕
Yes sometimes when I remember
Be good if the mold company wd make few more Christmas tree molds of different sizes
I know that would be great I think I will say something to them
Very neat project. I love the idea and can see where people would love something this interesting. So, one thing I didn't hear in the video is how much this project would cost a person to make. As a Christmas fair craft, what would you suggest as the retail price?
Thank you! So if you are a seller which i am not, you would have to invest in the letters which are $80-$100.00 Then there is the cost of resin and what ever you put in them. if you would like an idea of what the sell for I would suggest you look on etsy and see what they are selling the resin letters for. I really do not know.
@@crazyglasslady thanks! I actually sell feather paintings. I was thinking of something my wife could sell while I was selling my art. From the video title, I'd assumed this video was for sellers. So, I was kinda hoping for the cost breakdown, how many pieces per the supplies ordered, and then a suggested price based on the price per unit and time. In other words, if I had $250 in supplies, I got 100 sellable pieces out of those supplies, and each piece took a half hour to make; I could estimate a $10.50 actual cost per item. When I multiplied that by a factor of 4 (travel, food, table rental, etc.) then that'd mean she'd need a $45-$50 per item. Now I see this isn't the type of information you'd provide because I misunderstood the intent of the video. Again, your work is gorgeous.!
@@KenJohnsonUSA Ken I am so sorry with the first response I thought you were commenting on the resin letters I just did.That was why I said you would have to invest in the letters.When I get my responses they come in a list with all the different videos.Again Sorry. So I only create one of everything I make and do not sell at craft fairs. But I do think this would be an awesome one to sell because it is so unique. So the thing with me is I try to show people the cheapest way to make it with all my thrift store and garage sale finds. So If you were to mass produce these you would have to buy multiple new frames.unless of course you are a thrifter. If your wife is interested or you of course on my facebook page we have multiple people who do sell at craft fairs. If you have been doing it for a while you would probably be the best predictor of price because you know what they would sell for in your area and what the frames would cost. I have a similar project with a heart that is molded that is very unique i think that would be so cute for valentines day If you do craft fairs before that.Again sorry for the misunderstanding!
@@crazyglasslady no worries! I deal with viewer comments as well, so I know how it is.
Beautiful. How do you display? Hang or easel? Thanks.
I am not sure if you are talking about this piece in particular or anything I make. This piece is sitting in the closet waiting to go to the food pantry to give away. For the most part anything Christmas that I make I put it in a stand or I do have the faux mercury glass Christmas tree in an easel.
@@crazyglasslady thanks. I am talking about this piece. I was just curious if you have ever hung these type of pieces on the wall or not.
Yes I have in my craft room I just hang them from a simple nail@@faymoore2428
Going to look at spray paint
Do you need to prep sand the frame before spraying?
No, if I did I wouldn't do it. I hate the prep work . I love it when i find a frame that I can just use the way it is.
@@crazyglasslady me too
Where did u get the tree mold
Amazon ,there is a link in the description but they are out of them . Here is one that is available and just as nice I will make something with it soon! amzn.to/4eTSXTi
what do you clean the resin in your molds with after you pour
I’m not sure what you asking when you take the resin out of the mold the mold will be clean. If there’s any little spots, you can take some painters, tape and dab at it and whatever little specks are in there will come out. Everything will be dry.
@@crazyglasslady I'm sorry I wasn't clear with my question - I'm talking about the cup you use to pour resin out of I used a mold and it came out really clean. Thanks
@@JoyceRogers-y8y Well I use disposable cups. those who reuse wipe with a baby wipe and then I think with isopropyl alcohol.
What kind of varnish please?
Artist gloss varnish here is the linkamzn.to/3NsaBBU
@@crazyglasslady Thank you so much. I found this art while scrolling three days ago. Except for my trip to dollar tree and Wallyworld for supplies, I’ve been binging on your channel. So beautiful!