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Thanks for sharing. :)

Thankyou ❤❤❤❤ appreciate you taking the time to create your tutorial you have the best technique I've seen so far other videos made it look so awkward 😅 😂😅😊

Have you tried getting in touch with Lisa?

What’s the difference between this type of cord and a knitted icord?

👁👁 Fascinating!

Thank you! A left handed video … yay! Xxxx

Thank you by either hand. I think I've got I now.

Seems to be many methods but this one looks the easiest, thanks!

I have the same issue with this brand. I finally covered each uncured piece with a very thin layer of JDiction low viscosity uv resin and it finally cured. So frustrating.

Yay! Thank you for the left handed demo! So rare to find.

Easiest video i have seen for using this tool

Muchas gracias por tu generosidad 😊🙏🏽.

This is the best one! And I love your different lucets!

Just found this video, and I'm so thankful! Finally lucet tutorial for lefties! It was great, nice history and variety of different Lucets and methods of making cords!!

ha! i just followed along with what you did... not knowing it was the 'left-handed' way. And now it feels like the only correct way to do it lol. Thanks so much!

After several attempts at curing Magic-Glos in the sun, with electric UV lights, etc, I bought the Lisa Pavelka UV light and THAT won't even cure my resin... On polymer clay... Which it's totally advertised to do ON the website. I hate this crap with every fiber of my being, I really do.

Terrific demo! Thanks!

That was incredibly helpful! Much appreciated!!

Wonderful, easily understood AND A LEFTIE!!! SO much easier to learn this simple art from a fellow leftie

You have such a great voice. You'd be great at narration or audio books.

Very useful tutorial thankyou!!

Same problems

Thank you for showing me how to do this left handed. I have a hard time mentally seeing something being done left handed if it only involves one hand.

Splendid video and the instructions are clear concise. I was wondering how to close the double loop at the end of the rope. now I know. Thank you! even though I don't have the Lucet Fork you do make it look simple to do. I might get one now!

Thank you!! I was making cordage before the video was over!

That’s why it was easy for me as I’m lefty too 😂👍

Is there any difference between the types of forks or prongs?

Always looked saggy and baggy on other videos your’s is brilliant and explains it so well Thank you

Thanks for making a great tutorial. I appreciate the effort.

The resin is just fine. Perhaps the items had a small amount of oil or perspiration on them? Maybe just before applying the resin, you could buff them with a very fine spongey file that you get at a shop that deals in beauty products, like Sally's. That is what I use sometimes or put a little alcohol on a cloth and clean any possible oil off your projects. I have used this brand you are using and have had no problems with it. Also if there is high humidity in the room where you are using the resin, that may be a possibility as to why it didn't work this time. Just clean them with alcohol and try again. Another possibility could be that your UV lamps are getting too old, that happened to me so I changed the bulb and it worked just great. Hope this helps. Don't give up, your art is salvageable.

Absolute best Lucet Fork tutorial! Most that I've seen don't say anything about pulling the yarn and closing the middle loop, so the end result is a very loose and messy and nearly useless looking cord. I'm so thankful for your video. I didn't want to put time into a useless cord

This was very helpful. I didn’t know to pull the loop from the inside of the fork which tightens the loop. Been pulling kind of straight up the fork which results in a larger and somewhat inconsistent cord. This is much better.

Hahahahahaha! So, so funny. A brilliant idea! Love it! Made me hungry for an iced bun!

You are funny! Could you use the paints that have the same pouring mediums with each other and not mix them, until they are all used up? I found you from watching Raffi and Klee. I hope that you haven't given up as I see that this, your last video was done over three months ago. You've only done 60 videos. It take awhile for a channel to get traction. All the best, Alison

Thank you for demystifying the process, which I could not work out from the text-only instructions I had. I'm definitely subscribing. Again, thanks!

Thank you. I had purchased a lucet and was taught the quarter turn method, but never quite got the hang of that one. I like the first method you showed. Seems much easier. Question: is it possible to add beads while making the cord? Could make a nice narrow beaded trim.

Thank you for this. I have never seen a tutorial that shows how to hold the working yarn so it was a very slow process. As a righty i prefer using my left hand to work the yarn as I use my left to move my working yarn when i knit already.

Thanks from a lefty and thanks for methods two and three: both new to me.

LOVE THIS. Well i know what i'm doing for breakfast!

Handy Vid. My crochet skills aren't so great. I might use too much hot glue. ha ha!

So fun and vibrant!

Great vid! Love the post analysis! These are great pours! Liking and SUBSCRIBING!

Hello! I like your tutorial and now I am no longer afraid of lucet

I teach resin workshops and I use Magic-Glos extensively in my Resin Jewellery Workshop. We get excellent results with it. But it's actually designed for coating polymer clay. It does a great job of that but Magic-Glos has a compatibility issue with some other mediums. For instance, you can't seal paper with Mod Podge and then use Magic-Glos over the top as it will reliquify the Mod Podge so that the resin dome slides off, just like what is happening with the cabochons from your acrylic pours. I suspect there is something in the acrylic pour that is upsetting the Magic-Glos in exactly the same way. Could it be the flow medium? Or perhaps silicone oil? If you're still having problems with Magic-Glos, write to Lisa. Here's the contact page on her website: www.lisapavelka.com/contact/. She will have the answer for you. I hope you find the solution soon!

Did you ever figure out what the problem was?? Just curious.

I understand you, this was frustating for me as well. After lot of fails I ended sealing every surface before use it and applying in very thin layers. This process is slower but more effective in my case. Hope this will be useful!

It doesn’t adhere to alcohol inks.

This was a life saver. Though I couldn’t work out why my right handed one wasn’t working. Swapped to left handed and it worked a treat!!! :).

Where on Earth can someone get the lucet with the stopper???

you would need to add wax first for the shellac to stick to