This is more of the technique i was looking for. I dont care as much for the concave look of doing droos of UV resin. Im totally gonna have to try this one.
Thank you for the information! I did look up her video now and she is amazing. She used the bubble technique which is pretty popular now. Mine is the reverse bubble technique- the difference being the shape of the bubbles in the final result. With my technique you achieve a convex bubble effect instead of the concave bubbles. Hope this resolves any confusion! Thanks for visiting my channel 💕
Please keep making videos, but *3 Corrections:* 1) This is *NOT* a “reverse” Bubble Technique 2) It is *Not New* 3) The Sun is the *Slowest way to cure UV Resin!* This *is* the Bubble Technique. *It’s been around for a Long time on Many different channels.* Tea & Art made the *”Raindrop Effect”* which _was_ a reverse of the Original Bubble Effect. Your piece is lovely and if you try it with a good UV light, I believe you’ll be happy to find it faster and easier! 😊 also, *Don’t* put Epoxy clear layer First!!! It’ll Yellow so fast with the UV and it’s UNNECESSARY! Just do the UV bubbles on the mold instead and TOPCOAT later/last step for Gorgeous results!💕 I’m looking forward to watching more from you, as this is the first time I came across your channel!
Thanks for your input! I truly appreciate your feedback. Just fyi, the difference between my reverse bubble technique and the others being popular is the final effect. All techniques demonstrate bubbles that end up concave in the final product whereas my technique gives a convex bubble effect. Hence the Reverse bubble technique. And the raindrop technique is a different technique altogether where the surface is flat but gives illusion of raindrops. Hope this clears the confusion 😁
@@amberartcreations this is true, I’ve heard mentions that it can be done both ways in a few videos and seen it in a couple, but *mostly* they do it the other way around, I agree with you! 😊 I have been doing it This way since I saw it because I wanted to do the _Bubbles First!_ …I can be *impatient!* 😁 You Still don’t have to do the Clear Epoxy layer before though, saves you a step/time and if you *want* to topcoat it after it’ll look better anyway! Give it a try and see what you think/if it helps! 😊 Thank you for your reply!💕
Absolutely beautiful 😊
Thanks so much 💕
This is more of the technique i was looking for. I dont care as much for the concave look of doing droos of UV resin. Im totally gonna have to try this one.
Happy to be of help! I personally love this look too! 💕
Very pretty.❤
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous
Thanks so much 💕
Love this technique! Amazing results ❤
Thank you so much Debbie. 💕
Fantastic!! Thank you for this
You are most welcome! I am glad you enjoyed this. 💕
Wow this look awesome! Thanks for sharing, I really want to try this bubble technique sometime. Very inspiring.
Thank you so much! I would love to see what you make. Have fun!! 💕
Love it love it love it thank you for sharing :-)
Happy to share! Thanks so much 💕
Beautiful...
Thank you 💕
Very cool!
Thank you 💕
Little Lee and Rose did the same technique two years ago on a dragon tumblers
Thank you for the information! I did look up her video now and she is amazing. She used the bubble technique which is pretty popular now. Mine is the reverse bubble technique- the difference being the shape of the bubbles in the final result. With my technique you achieve a convex bubble effect instead of the concave bubbles. Hope this resolves any confusion! Thanks for visiting my channel 💕
Very nice!❤ the look of those!
Thank you! 💕
Spectacular!
Thank you so much 💕
What a great tutorial!! ♥️♥️🇦🇺
Thanks so much! 💕
Thanks, this technique looks very promising, well done!
Thank you so much! 💕
Great tutorial, thank you. Im loving your technique x
Thank you so much for your appreciation 💕
Stunning!
Thank you! 😊💕
This is stunning!definitely going to try this technique!
@@lahkesis15 thank you!! You’ll hv fun making it, I’m sure.
Please keep making videos, but *3 Corrections:* 1) This is *NOT* a “reverse” Bubble Technique 2) It is *Not New* 3) The Sun is the *Slowest way to cure UV Resin!*
This *is* the Bubble Technique. *It’s been around for a Long time on Many different channels.* Tea & Art made the *”Raindrop Effect”* which _was_ a reverse of the Original Bubble Effect.
Your piece is lovely and if you try it with a good UV light, I believe you’ll be happy to find it faster and easier! 😊 also, *Don’t* put Epoxy clear layer First!!! It’ll Yellow so fast with the UV and it’s UNNECESSARY! Just do the UV bubbles on the mold instead and TOPCOAT later/last step for Gorgeous results!💕 I’m looking forward to watching more from you, as this is the first time I came across your channel!
Thanks for your input! I truly appreciate your feedback.
Just fyi, the difference between my reverse bubble technique and the others being popular is the final effect. All techniques demonstrate bubbles that end up concave in the final product whereas my technique gives a convex bubble effect. Hence the Reverse bubble technique.
And the raindrop technique is a different technique altogether where the surface is flat but gives illusion of raindrops. Hope this clears the confusion 😁
@@amberartcreations this is true, I’ve heard mentions that it can be done both ways in a few videos and seen it in a couple, but *mostly* they do it the other way around, I agree with you! 😊
I have been doing it This way since I saw it because I wanted to do the _Bubbles First!_ …I can be *impatient!* 😁
You Still don’t have to do the Clear Epoxy layer before though, saves you a step/time and if you *want* to topcoat it after it’ll look better anyway! Give it a try and see what you think/if it helps! 😊 Thank you for your reply!💕
Thanks, will try with bubbles first next time 🙂
@@amberartcreations 🤍