Once again, Fran hits another home run with a great video! I've never used your cropper software before. I'm a big fan of Adobe Photoshop and InDesign so I layout my pages on there and print them. I have a template setup but it took me a while to get it right for two-sided projects. This definitely would have saved me a lot of time. I'm regretting never trying one of your photo cubes. Maybe next year. Thank you Fran for all the great craft options you came up with this year. I think my favorite is the Creation Station. I've tried to do something similar at home but it never worked well. This is going to help me work and stay organized without harming my pieces. You are the BEST!
As always, you're so very welcome! It's responses like yours that keep me going, wanting to make things a little easier, cleaner, fun!! Very best wishes for an excellent 2023 :) - Fran
Really great video as usual, Fran! Doming is my favorite method since I started with your products a year ago! Thank you for all your encouragement and creativity!
Very helpful, great ideas thank you! In deed I started my own business thanks to your videos an products, which are great. How thick or high is the dome and the mix ratio of the resin?
Hello Diana, best of luck with your business! Brilliant Resin is a 2:1 pure mix epoxy, and it has great surface tension for projects like these. It can be mixed in batches as small as 9ml (6ml Part A + 3ml Part B). The height of your dome will depend on the shape of your base. For example, small round pieces dome higher than larger square pieces because of gravity's effect on the resin. Also, the longer you wait to dome (not too long of the resin will be too thick), the higher your dome can be. On these flatter pieces the dome height ranges from 2-3mm. Let me know how your creations turn out :) - Fran@little-windows.com
Hello, thanks so much for asking! I offer an online app you can purchase access to, it's a 1-time fee for forever use and it's available in 4x6" format, 8-1/2 x 11" format, and both: www.little-windows.com/collections/photo-cropping-software Have lots of fun creating, and let me know if I can be of help along the way :) fran@little-windows.com PS - our Resin Jewelry Starter Kit is the best you'll find, check it out here: www.little-windows.com/collections/starter-kit
Does the picture ever fog up with time or turn yellow? I noticed when I make them they turn yellow in the sun or fog up. What do you recommend mod podge or something else? Mod podge leaves brush lines on the pictures.
Hello! The fogging and yellowing is most likely from the paper/sealer/resin combination you've used in your past projects. Mine are super clear as I'm printing on our Special Photo Paper for Resin, and using Brilliant Resin to dome them. Here's a link to the complete tutorial with links to all of the supplies I used: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes I hope these work well for you too :) - Fran
How did you warm the Resin up? I am new to these projects ,and do not want to Buy a bunch of stuff If i dont know how to warm the resin.I have several things in my cart with a 15% coupon hope uyou get back with me in the next couple hours
So sorry for the delayed reply, were you able to find everything you were looking for? There are a couple of ways to warm up Brilliant Resin - make sure you're only warming Part A - the one I use most often is to measure out my Part A, then microwave it for 7-10 seconds (depending on how powerful yours is), until it's just warm to the touch on the outside of the cup. You'll notice that Part A is now nice and thin with no bubbles, so your Part B will blend more easily, and any bubbles mixed in should rise to the top during the 5 minute post-mixing rest time. Then just skim off the top of your mix if you see any bubbles or dust settling there and pour away! NOTE: our resin is FDA compliant for food safety contact, please do not heat any other resin or other chemicals as they can release harmful fumes. I hope that's helpful :) fran@little-windows.com
Hello Lilian! You can use Brilliant Resin, here's a link to a more detailed version of this tutorial with closeup photos and links to all materials I used: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes
Hello, if you follow this link you'll see the full tutorial with photos and links to all of the supplies you'll need: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes - fran@little-windows.com
Hello again Shawna! You'll find all of the supplies you'll need for these projects, and more info here: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes Thanks for asking, have lots of fun creating :) - Fran@little-windows.com
That's absolutely true if you're using cheap resin from anywhere. However I'm using Brilliant Resin, which does not have toxic chemicals, in fact it's the safest epoxy you'll find, and I'm mixing tiny, manageable batches, in a well-ventillated space. I work hard to create products that people enjoy using, and I provide a lot of inspiration and information with every product so they can do so safely. Personal protection is important, and some resins (cheap ones), and projects (trays, tumblers, flat art, larger projects), require a lot more protection than others. We need to be smart about protecting ourselves without hindering the process or creating more waste than necessary. If you have any other questions or concerns, please know I'm here and available to help :) fran@little-windows.com
Cutest baby ever! ;-). These are amazing, thank you Fran!
These look beautiful Fran and what a gorgeous gift they will make.
Once again, Fran hits another home run with a great video! I've never used your cropper software before. I'm a big fan of Adobe Photoshop and InDesign so I layout my pages on there and print them. I have a template setup but it took me a while to get it right for two-sided projects. This definitely would have saved me a lot of time.
I'm regretting never trying one of your photo cubes. Maybe next year.
Thank you Fran for all the great craft options you came up with this year. I think my favorite is the Creation Station. I've tried to do something similar at home but it never worked well. This is going to help me work and stay organized without harming my pieces. You are the BEST!
As always, you're so very welcome! It's responses like yours that keep me going, wanting to make things a little easier, cleaner, fun!!
Very best wishes for an excellent 2023 :)
- Fran
Really great video as usual, Fran! Doming is my favorite method since I started with your products a year ago! Thank you for all your encouragement and creativity!
Thanks so much! I hope you're having a creative new year :)
Hi great video thanks for sharing ❤️ xx
Very helpful, great ideas thank you! In deed I started my own business thanks to your videos an products, which are great. How thick or high is the dome and the mix ratio of the resin?
Hello Diana, best of luck with your business! Brilliant Resin is a 2:1 pure mix epoxy, and it has great surface tension for projects like these. It can be mixed in batches as small as 9ml (6ml Part A + 3ml Part B).
The height of your dome will depend on the shape of your base. For example, small round pieces dome higher than larger square pieces because of gravity's effect on the resin. Also, the longer you wait to dome (not too long of the resin will be too thick), the higher your dome can be. On these flatter pieces the dome height ranges from 2-3mm.
Let me know how your creations turn out :)
- Fran@little-windows.com
What software do you use to make and size your photos. I'm a beginner.
Hello, thanks so much for asking! I offer an online app you can purchase access to, it's a 1-time fee for forever use and it's available in 4x6" format, 8-1/2 x 11" format, and both:
www.little-windows.com/collections/photo-cropping-software
Have lots of fun creating, and let me know if I can be of help along the way :)
fran@little-windows.com
PS - our Resin Jewelry Starter Kit is the best you'll find, check it out here: www.little-windows.com/collections/starter-kit
Does the picture ever fog up with time or turn yellow? I noticed when I make them they turn yellow in the sun or fog up. What do you recommend mod podge or something else? Mod podge leaves brush lines on the pictures.
Hello! The fogging and yellowing is most likely from the paper/sealer/resin combination you've used in your past projects. Mine are super clear as I'm printing on our Special Photo Paper for Resin, and using Brilliant Resin to dome them.
Here's a link to the complete tutorial with links to all of the supplies I used:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes
I hope these work well for you too :)
- Fran
How did you warm the Resin up? I am new to these projects ,and do not want to Buy a bunch of stuff If i dont know how to warm the resin.I have several things in my cart with a 15% coupon hope uyou get back with me in the next couple hours
So sorry for the delayed reply, were you able to find everything you were looking for?
There are a couple of ways to warm up Brilliant Resin - make sure you're only warming Part A - the one I use most often is to measure out my Part A, then microwave it for 7-10 seconds (depending on how powerful yours is), until it's just warm to the touch on the outside of the cup.
You'll notice that Part A is now nice and thin with no bubbles, so your Part B will blend more easily, and any bubbles mixed in should rise to the top during the 5 minute post-mixing rest time. Then just skim off the top of your mix if you see any bubbles or dust settling there and pour away!
NOTE: our resin is FDA compliant for food safety contact, please do not heat any other resin or other chemicals as they can release harmful fumes.
I hope that's helpful :)
fran@little-windows.com
Which resin I can use for doming?
Thanks
Hello Lilian! You can use Brilliant Resin, here's a link to a more detailed version of this tutorial with closeup photos and links to all materials I used: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes
Do i need to buy key chain? What paper you to dry inon
Hello, if you follow this link you'll see the full tutorial with photos and links to all of the supplies you'll need:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes
- fran@little-windows.com
Which print paper you use? What is resin?
Hello again Shawna! You'll find all of the supplies you'll need for these projects, and more info here:
www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/resin-photo-keepsakes
Thanks for asking, have lots of fun creating :)
- Fran@little-windows.com
Super de faire de la résine sans aucune protection...👎😨😤😵💫
That's absolutely true if you're using cheap resin from anywhere. However I'm using Brilliant Resin, which does not have toxic chemicals, in fact it's the safest epoxy you'll find, and I'm mixing tiny, manageable batches, in a well-ventillated space. I work hard to create products that people enjoy using, and I provide a lot of inspiration and information with every product so they can do so safely.
Personal protection is important, and some resins (cheap ones), and projects (trays, tumblers, flat art, larger projects), require a lot more protection than others. We need to be smart about protecting ourselves without hindering the process or creating more waste than necessary.
If you have any other questions or concerns, please know I'm here and available to help :)
fran@little-windows.com