This is great! I’ve searched everywhere trying to find a “quicker” way to make one of these without waiting for the layers to cure! You just made my life so much easier!
This is truly amazing! Keep up the fantastic work 😍🔥❤️. If I use glow in the dark powder with UV resin, do you think it will affect the outcome, or would it be better to use normal resin? I apologize for any errors in my English,it's not my mother tongue😅
I think it would work with the more viscous resin if you use the really fine glow powder and do not put in too too much. I think using glow powder is a fantastic idea.
Absolutely gorgeous!! ✨😍🪐💫✨. Thank you so much for making this one again so that we can see!!💜💜 Question: How is the bottom after clipping the flashing off? I’ve been struggling with getting mine to be a complete sphere. Trying to do a galaxy swirl in the middle but have failed twice bc the top becomes the back (if that makes sense) and I don’t have the right materials to sand it down and polish etc. Regardless I’m switching gears and going to do one like this, that way I can just use the top bit to set as the light base. Thank you Thank you, again, for this how to!
Mine will never be a full sphere, it will stay flat bottom... I just either use sandpaper or uv resin to get it cleaner. For polishing I use car polish if there are some matte spots from sanding (CD polish works too). Also for full spheres the two part molds should work better since they only leave a tiny opening on the top. I am glad this video could help you and I wish you lots of luck for your next creation.
@@vivilaineroosen7676 that’s what I thought. Well it actually worked out for this one bc it went on top of a light base, like the one you have in the video. It turned out amazing! This one is a gift, but I’m definitely going to be making many more of these. Thank you again for sharing your process! 💜✨
I love these and resin spheres are what really drew me to working with resin. I’ve never seen a technique like yours but it reminds me of the northern lights too! That is my dream is to see them in person someday but until then I live for all things that give me that feeling! Great & inspirational work, thank you for sharing ur work! PS do u know how people incorporate clouds into their pieces? I’ve seen some use shaved white soap & others say tissue paper crinkled up but it never looks right when I try. So do u have any tips?
Thank you, and you are totally right, they do look like the northern lights in a way. Also doing clouds in resin is on my list for a long time so I will probably make a video about trying out lots techniques soon.
I hope google translated this right; I think it is more expensive because of the resources it is made out of. If you can find larger bottles from a brand then it is usually cheaper to buy them instead of the smaller ones. To cure UV resin you use an UV lamp. UV nail polish curing lamps are basically the ideal thing for that and those you can get on amazon for really cheap, or if you are lucky in your local drug store.
Beautiful work, so pretty. Can anyone tell me the name of the brush she uses ? Is it silcone? I have been trying to find one but don't know what to search for. Thanks 💕
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These are gorgeous! Very clever way to use the uv resin for the first few layers, and then the 1:1 resin for the rest! Thank you for the great ideas!
This is great! I’ve searched everywhere trying to find a “quicker” way to make one of these without waiting for the layers to cure! You just made my life so much easier!
Glad you like it. Wishing you lots of fun while you create yours.
That is SOOOO !!!!PRETTY!!!!
Absolutely beautiful
Absolutely love these❤
Wow I could look at them all day
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you
These turned out beautifully!
Thank you
Those turned out so very beautiful..
Thank you
Absolutely beautiful 🏴
Those are beautiful❤❤😊
these look amazing
Wow, it looks very lovely! 🤩
Hermoso trabajo,es muy relajante ver las esferas con esa mezcla de colores tan maravilloso.
I just want to say something WOW!!!!!
Very cool!❤
Very cool luv the colours🥰🥰
Thank you
Verry pretty . Were do you buy that lamp.. I love the fantastic light that shines throug the bowls.
I got the LED socket from sophie and toffees website. And thank you
beautiful!!
Beautiful and innovative!❤️
So cute
Thanks, interesting technique, I'll take note and try to do something similar. You inspire with your work.🥰
Thank you and good luck for your project
So pretty!
I LOVE it
hi and thanks for that great content ;❤
What was the material that you poured into the mold first? Thank you for your guidance
It is UV Resin
that is great
This is truly amazing! Keep up the fantastic work 😍🔥❤️. If I use glow in the dark powder with UV resin, do you think it will affect the outcome, or would it be better to use normal resin? I apologize for any errors in my English,it's not my mother tongue😅
I think it would work with the more viscous resin if you use the really fine glow powder and do not put in too too much. I think using glow powder is a fantastic idea.
@@vivilaineroosen7676 Thank you🌸, I hope to show you the result when I try it
@@sanaarezq6144 That would be lovely
Absolutely gorgeous!! ✨😍🪐💫✨. Thank you so much for making this one again so that we can see!!💜💜
Question: How is the bottom after clipping the flashing off? I’ve been struggling with getting mine to be a complete sphere. Trying to do a galaxy swirl in the middle but have failed twice bc the top becomes the back (if that makes sense) and I don’t have the right materials to sand it down and polish etc. Regardless I’m switching gears and going to do one like this, that way I can just use the top bit to set as the light base. Thank you Thank you, again, for this how to!
Mine will never be a full sphere, it will stay flat bottom... I just either use sandpaper or uv resin to get it cleaner. For polishing I use car polish if there are some matte spots from sanding (CD polish works too). Also for full spheres the two part molds should work better since they only leave a tiny opening on the top. I am glad this video could help you and I wish you lots of luck for your next creation.
@@vivilaineroosen7676 that’s what I thought. Well it actually worked out for this one bc it went on top of a light base, like the one you have in the video. It turned out amazing! This one is a gift, but I’m definitely going to be making many more of these. Thank you again for sharing your process! 💜✨
@@Tc.GetsCrafty I am happy that you could make something you like. I find making these quite addicting myself
😄
so cool
thank u
What type of resin dye did you use in this video? Was it alcohol ink? thanks
I have used alcohol inks and UV resin dyes before and both work excellently.
I love these and resin spheres are what really drew me to working with resin. I’ve never seen a technique like yours but it reminds me of the northern lights too! That is my dream is to see them in person someday but until then I live for all things that give me that feeling! Great & inspirational work, thank you for sharing ur work! PS do u know how people incorporate clouds into their pieces? I’ve seen some use shaved white soap & others say tissue paper crinkled up but it never looks right when I try. So do u have any tips?
Thank you, and you are totally right, they do look like the northern lights in a way. Also doing clouds in resin is on my list for a long time so I will probably make a video about trying out lots techniques soon.
Normal reçine ucuzken uv reçine neden pahalıdır? Ve uv reçine kurutmak için kullanılan cihazın adı nedir? Türkiyede bulabilir miyim?
I hope google translated this right; I think it is more expensive because of the resources it is made out of. If you can find larger bottles from a brand then it is usually cheaper to buy them instead of the smaller ones. To cure UV resin you use an UV lamp. UV nail polish curing lamps are basically the ideal thing for that and those you can get on amazon for really cheap, or if you are lucky in your local drug store.
The filling is made with UV resin too?
For the filling I am using Sophie&Toffees 1:1 ratio Epoxy Resin (it needs to be a little more viscous of a resin to hold the colour swirl effect)
Beautiful work, so pretty. Can anyone tell me the name of the brush she uses ? Is it silcone? I have been trying to find one but don't know what to search for. Thanks 💕
Thank you
@@vivilaineroosen7676 Thank you, appreciate you replying.
I want to buy this . How can I get it?
I am selling these on Etsy, can sadly only ship to Germany tho.
Where do you get the mold from?
The Mold is from Sophie and Toffee
what size mold did you use?
the mold has a diameter of around 65mm
Are pretty
Very nice.
What are their names?
Do you mean the mold names? I put a link to the mold in the description.
Subtítulos al español x favor🙋♀️
I will see if there is an auto setting for subtitles
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please use PPE
I always use proper safety equipment, from a filter mask to gloves. 👍
Are you ok? Sorry if I ask you but I don't think so...
Thank you for asking, I am fine, just had a little flare up of rheumatism when I was filming.
Hello, love your channel. Do you sell your items?
I do sell a few items on etsy but sadly only to EU folks because the shipping would be astronomically high.
beautiful!!