Making an ocean waves tray with resin
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- Making an ocean waves tray with resin.
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Celine
Material used:
Epoxyplast 100 P | Crystal clear casting epoxy resin, from Dipon
Mica Powders brand MagicFly (bought on Amazon)
Dipon Effectpigments color bora bora blue
Dipon epoxy resinpaste color ocean wave white
Mont Marte Silicone oil
Heatgun for resin brand deuvuo (bought on Amazon)
This is one of my absolute favorite trays I've seen. Great job 👏🏼 I love it 😍
Thank you so much 🤩
It's beautiful. Many blessings
Thank you!😊
Здорово!
Беру на заметку.
Спасибо за прекрасную идею
Thank you! 😊
Wow 🤩 it looks so real !
Needs some seashells, some more stuff to make it look more like the beach 🏖️,
Don't it Molly Brown?
She's in agreement.
From Austin Texas and me K-Lee and Molly Brown 🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️🏖️
Hi, I have collected a few seashells and other things, I will definitely do a new beach piece with a lot of shells 🤗 maybe on a canvas. Thanks for the feedback! Happy Easter to you both
Gorgeous! So intricate and detailed! Well done!!!
Thank you!!
Simple elegance. You did a wonderful job!
Thank you!
Wow that looks really nice!
Thank you! 😊
This is so beautiful. Thank you for posting
Thank you! 😊
Absolutely gorgeous!!!
Thank you! 😊
Hello
Beautiful work
Thank you!
Stunning ❤
Thank you! 😊
Truly beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 🤗
This is gorgeous
Thank you!
So pretty.❤
Thank you 🤗
Stunning!
Thank you! 🤗
I think this looks really cool Celine, i was hoping you may have put two layers of waves to see the foam/cells underneath … but it turned out really beautiful!! Love your work - how neat are you??? I get in a right old pickle 😂
All you need is love in what you do, and you got it 😂❤
You are supporting me and Molly Brown in what we love, and that's crafting of all kinds!!!!
Thanx
From Austin Texas
Wowww
Beautiful work! Curious why you pour the resin in so many layers? Dries better? Newbie here. Thanks!
Hi, thank you 🤩 I poured in many layer for 3 reasons: first, I needed to stick the sand, stones, sea star and shell down to the bottom first, because a lot of objects are floating in resin - second reason: I do the ocean in a layer and the waves in another, because my white pigment paste is heavy and sinks down, so it would go under the ocean blue and would look weird or maybe disappear entirely. And then lastly, I used a resin in this project that has a pouring height of 1cm / 0,4in max. instead of a deep pour resin (more expensive), so I did it in layers. Hope that helped!
Woww
Hi Celine, how thick was the tray? And did you use only one blue shade? Thanks!
Hi! The resin part was about 3cm / 1,18in high, because I needed to cover the big sea star and have a flat surface to use as a tray. It was only one blue color (it's a mica powder color bora bora blue) but first I added only a bit of it and then a lot more to give it depth as the ocean gets deeper 😊
beautiful!! what is the purpose of adding silicone oil to your resin?
Thank you! 😊 the silicone oil helps to make the cells in the waves, be careful to only add 2 or 3 drops if you want to try it, too much can cause big resin holes (the surface will not be even)
Hello Sharon
Was all of the extra layers to give it depth? Very nice
Thanks! It was to make it flat and even to be able to use it as a tray or serving board, because the sea star was quite thick
Did you sand it at all between layers? I've heard other resin artists say it needs to be lightly sanded to get the resin to properly stick to itself.
I didn't need to because my resin has a long curing time of more than one day at my workshop temperature, you'll need to sand lightly if your resin piece is already cured completely and hard
Lovely what resin did you use
Thank you! It's a casting resin from brand Dipon (German brand), the product name is Epoxyplast 100P
Hello
Bu çalışma için ne kadar recine kullandınız😊
Hi, I didn't take note but probably around 2,5 KG / 5.5 lbs
Is that crushed rock, shells?
Hi! I used a mix of small and bigger rocks that I found at the craft store. This was in the decoration or plant section, usually they are for interior plants to place on the soil to make it look cool. The small sea shell I can't remember where it was from, probably also craft store or gift. Hope that helps
Why did you use silicone oil?
Hi, the silicone oil helps making the cells in the waves, because the resin doesn't want to stick to it so it creates these mini separations. A few drops is enough, I usually do 2 or 3
@@celineartsandcrafts it can be replace with another thing? Glicerine?
Not sure, but I will try it with Glycerin soon
Hi Lidia, update: I tried Glycerin and it didn't work. I've made a video on it coming on May 31st if you want to see the details
@@celineartsandcrafts thank you, I'll wait for it
Hartwachsöl sounds german to me 🙂👍
Yes it is 👍😊
@@celineartsandcrafts don't worry. English is just another german language 🙂