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Aw thank you! I hope your tray turns out beautiful!

I believe it was a level 2 canvas from Michael's!

😮 you're so right! I explained without showing and I don't have any diamond paintings at this time to provide a visual. I figured out much too late that cement has a cover you can peel off. You press the dotting tool in the cement, which helps make the tip sticky so you can easily pick up the diamonds. You press the tool in the block as needed while doing the puzzle to keep it sticky so you can pick up and place the pieces.

Thanks for the tip!

Thank you. Great idea!

That's a great suggestion, thank you!

Thank you so much! And I definitely need to invest in some mold release!

Lol

Thank you! I'm glad that it was helpful for you. I hope your pour turns out beautifully!

Thank you!

Thank you!

Do you mean designs for the thumbnails? I mostly use Canva

@@VivezbienCreations ok...but i am asking about drawing of the product

I don't use an app to draw the designs. For this piece a friend sent me a picture of something she liked and I drew this in my own way using a pencil. I then painted the canvas before I used resin over it.

@@VivezbienCreations so kind of u .. thank you so much 🥰

You're welcome! 😊

I believe I got these from Amazon!

Thank you! I purchased it from Amazon. It came in different sizes but the larger one is the one I got: a.co/d/dFjvjLj (in case you want the link.... It's not an affiliate link but I also searched "locs silicone mold" and somehow found it if you'd prefer to do that!)

I got them from Amazon! (not an affiliate link) a.co/d/4a17NeN

@@VivezbienCreations thank you so much

Hi Heidi! I think that could work! The crushed glass I have been dying is just mirror fragments so a clear crushed bottle should work too!

I just dropped some acrylic ink in some glass to see what happens! So far it looks good. Just waiting for it to dry, then I'll try to see how it works in a project!

The acrylic ink seems to work so far. It takes longer to dry (probably due to there being no alcohol to aid the drying process). Since it's been a few weeks I feel more confident about using the glass in resin now and plan to do so this weekend!

Thanks to let me know! I’ll try it!

Update again, lol. I used the glass that I dyed with ink and had no issues with bleeding. I tested in a regular 2 part resin and in uv resin! I hope you have great results with your project!

I'm glad I was able to provide some inspiration! Thank you for watching and I hope you make some amazing keychains 💙

Hi! I'm not sure about using them for glass fusing, but for myself I use them in some of my other crafts (mainly resin geode type pieces). These yellow ones I specifically used for a more colorful geode piece that I made about a year ago!

Yes I definitely learned that I have to leave the delicate items longer but that I also have to be more gentle in general. When I'm removing resin pieces I don't even think twice about if I'm pulling too hard 😅

I've never tried food coloring but that sounds fun to try!

Hi there! Sometimes I give them to family and friends or keep them for areas in my home. I have also sold some. I haven't decided what I want to do with these specific pieces yet though!

I didn't notice any color run, but I also only used the glass in a resin geode style piece weeks after I dyed it, so that could play a part in why my experience was different!

I'm definitely figuring that out lol, and thank you, I'll have to check out some of your videos!

Thank you Becca! I bet yours will be amazing! I'm definitely planning on playing with the thinking molds some more because I want to demold without breaking one lol

Thank you!! They were fun to make!

@@VivezbienCreations Stay encouraged and keep posting ! I'm a new subbie!

I definitely will, thank you! And thank you for subscribing 😊

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

That was ur best bet if u don’t have a larger desktop uv lamp😊2 cure it with. Also also u can put a mirror under that badboy n double up curing from the underside🤩🪞🌞& like someone else said too them chameleon powders, especially the No Name brands aren’t heavily pigmented so if u want that Color~Shift, ur gonna have to do it using a black/dark tinted color or u can mix it with a black pigment & pour it directly in but ur gonna need to work hard making sure it cures. U can paint the mold with the powder then pour a black transparent resin.

Do you like it? I haven't had a chance to use mine yet, but have really enjoyed some of the other items I purchased!

@@VivezbienCreations Haven't received it yet.

Gotcha. Hopefully you love it once it arrives!

Thank you!

Thank you! I am definitely going to give it another try now that I've played with it a little more.

Thank you kind sir!

Dollar Tree definitely has some great items to play around with! Thank you!

Thank you!

Very true! Since doing this particular piece I've discovered I use less resin when I have the surface already painted as a guideline

Thank you! 🙂