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If you use rubbing alcohol in a little spritzer bottle it will get rid of the bubbles without using the torch. I've ruined many molds with my torch before I discovers this little helpful bit of info! :).
These look great. I have made a few sets. You might want to put a layer of a solid colour on the back as when your playing your opponent will see through and know your pieces 😉 x
They are very well disguised
@@PouringYourHeartOut they don’t look it
@@PouringYourHeartOut dont look that way at all. Played with the set my brother made identical to these.... you can see right through. You have to cover the back with paint or opaque resin.
Those turned out really pretty Julie! For the dots i suggest a needle tip glue bottle (from amazon). It’s sooooo much easier. I add acrylic paint in it and thin it down with some floetrol and water (I actually use my Dutch pour white paint) and it works like a charm. I can dot all my dominoes in less than 10 min with that tool.
I have a video of it on my Instagram page if you’re curious to see how I did it.
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Thats a great idea. I was thinking a little pipette but a needle bottle would be easier :)
Pouring Your Heart Out much easier. You’d be done in no time 😊
Great idea! I made my first two sets and the lines took forever!
Take a tip from dicemakers - use regular acrylic paint and a paintbrush for the lines/dots, slosh it on and then gently wipe the excess off the surface with tissue or a babywipe while it's still wet, leaving paint in the recesses.
Thank you for letting us see you pulling them out of the molds. I enjoy watching them being pulled out
WOW! Beautiful...Thanks for sharing, Thumbs up! 👍👍👍
I love these dominos with the thin line with clear and gold foil! So elegant!
To paint the dots I dip my fingers in paint and drag across the domino and then wipe the domino on a paper towel so much fast and easier for me. Beautiful
Those are fantastic and Jemma is smart...that is the best color scheme ever.
What an awesome idea, my family and I love playing dominoes. Thanks for sharing.
You're right they are so much fun to make, I've made a couple of sets & I love them.
I bought the Lets Resin moulds from Amazon & so far haven't had a problem with them burning. The line is thicker on it too.
I found that using mica for the main colour prevented you being able to see through them but just to make them more fun I domed the back using lots of glitter.
I used regular acrylic paint for the dots & a smallish brush then just wiped the top with a baby wipe & all the excess came off.
I love the box, it's such a great size for them & would finish them off well if you were giving them as a gift.
Impressive. You are so precise. Really nice gift to your daughter.
I haven't finished watching your video yet but you said something that just warmed my heart.... trying to see which cavities need more resin, you said "2nd from the right" - that reminded me of one of my favorite lines from one of the Star Trek movies "2nd star to the right & straight on till morning"
Think you will find that quote was originally from Peter Pan
@@wendyhood1962 Oh okay. Thank you but Peter Pan isn't one of my favorites.
MAGNIFIQUE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love, love, love your dominoes.
Wow that mold is paper thin on the bottom. Wow, wow.
Like your little cases for them also.
Hi Julie! Two things I’ve learned working with dominos...dust your mold with baby powder before you pour and secondly, Amazon sells a bag of tiny plastic bottles with a metal needle nose. I fill with acrylic paint and it works great for the dots and lines.
What is the baby powder do?
@@carolynboyd616 it helps release the dominos and I don’t have issues with bubbles on the bottom
@@carolynboyd616 it will not leave any blurred effect? Because of the bubble?
I really like how they look, but can you see the dots through the actual domino?
Put a piece of gold leaf sheet on the back of the domino to avoid the transparency so they are playable. One ones she made are more of a collectors item/show piece set of dominoes.
I wonder if you did the dots in gold, if it would blend together enough that you won’t see clearly the dots from the back, so you can keep the clear aesthetic while getting to still play (with minimal cheating from seeing the dots, lol)
Nice job! can I give a bit of advice, I made 15 sets of these for christmas, I got this mold and it drove me nuts, Igot a better one which was much easier to use (bear mountain designs LLC) has lots of molds and good solid ones for domino`s.. If you fill a good spray bottle with 90% alcohol, and spray your molds just before you pour your epoxy in, then doom your mold at the back so you don`t get that rigid ridge, then spray again with the alcohol (more than once if you have to, to remove more bubbles), it will take out most of your bubbles, no need to torch or use heat, if I do have to use heat, I use a blow dryer, those flimsy molds don`t take much to burn and then stick and get ruined, lol ask me how i know haha.. and I use mica colorants with glitter to make sure you can`t see through the backs..I also made very very bright glow in the dark ones also...
Thanks for showing the box. Tins would be cool too.
I made some with real dried flowers, in clear. Once dry, I covered the backs using a drop of white acrylic paint in the resin so you cannot see the dots when playing. I have little craft syringes that I used to fill the lines. I used paint with a hint of Floetrol. I used the dotting tool to fill the dots with just paint.
If the lines over filled, I simply used my finger and wiped it off.
I thought of making them dome, but thought they would not sit right.
I completely ruined my first mold. I put too much acrylic paint in my resin, it never set. Was extremely sticky. So sticky that I could not remove the dominoes. Mold also ripped. I’ve since gotten better molds.
This sounds beautiful with the flowers.
I bought the Lets Resin mold, can highly recommend the quality if you can get hold of it. I painted the dots and lines before I poured the resin in, I used the gold leaf pen and just painted directly onto the mold, think its a lot easier that way.
So when you do it that way, paint them before adding the resin, they stay marked when you remove them from the molds?
@@chrisnwendyduncan Has done 3 times I've used the domino mold, I've also done Christmas ornaments this way, painted the intricate bits directly onto the mold, not had any problems doing it that way at all.
Very, very cool. I love the gold flakes so much. Awesome job. 💛💛💛💛
You always make me chuckle☺️. I enjoy watching you so much. Thanks for always sharing!
I’m new to resin and just in the learning phase. I absolutely LOVE your videos and have just been binge watching your channel. Lol. I can’t wait to make my own creations. ❤️
I love watching your video I like the way you laugh at yourself, I have the let resin dominoes mold try using alcohol instead of torches your mold ,llove your dominoes set
Next project: make an equally elegant case to house your golden dominoes, maybe out of resin? Love to see!
P.S. Thank you for NOT editing out your challenges/difficulties with projects and how you solve them! Truly instructive and "real". Bests xoxo
I would have enjoyed painting the dots. Tedious makes time fly. Fun projectJulie. ❤️❤️🤔
They turned out really pretty but they were sooooo much work! You are so creative!
I had the same problem with my mold, I used demolding spray to help. These are fabulous!
You are so creative
I like it....
I love it.....
I love this ,I think I'll have to try this myself lol. Good job dear
What great fun! The set is beautiful - love the gold leaf! Almost a display only set, they are so pretty! Oh, yes, when our children ask for something! Love it! Thanks, Julie! Take care and stay safe!!
These are stunning and beautiful! I normally not big on gold, but this combo looks so chic & pretty
I really like the dominoes!
I color my dots in with a black sharpie before pouring. Nice set you made!
Might be better to paint the line and dots before you pour your resin then. That's a really clever way of binning the dominos! Great idea. Drawing the dot in was going to be my solution too. Glad you found a better mold since this one is apparently just a one-use. I love the gold in the clear on these dominoes! It's very decorative and fancy without being too distracting that you can't find the dots. Very nice!
Very nice I like the clear and gold together ♥️
I just bought a domino mold set recently because a friend ask me to make a set. I made my husband a set 1st and it came out really nice. I looked for that domino with you hahaha 😆
Beautyful Julie
I use acrylic paint pens and they work great
Jan, thanks for the video. I purchased Deco Color paint markers and they work great. I use my heat gun to get rid of bubbles with less expensive molds. I had that issue with a previous mold as well.
Gorgeous! Try using a regular long neck lighter to zap bubbles. Doesn’t get near as hot & works perfectly 😊
Omg Julie I thought I was going mad. Lol I looked and looked . so cute
I love seeing de-molds
I use a Emory board to sand mine , I order let resin molds they are awesome. And I pop the bubbles on top wit a mist of alcohol. That works great
Beautiful!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
They are gorgeous and would make great gifts for anyone who'd love to have a set. My only concern is that because they're see-through, they can be identified when flipped upside down. Someone who knows how to spot minute details can learn which domino has specific dots and take an unfair advantage during an actual game. Yes, the dots are covered by the gold leaf, but the patterns of the gold leaf are not identical. It's a shame because they're so freaking gorgeous!
Black with silver sounds great! Cool project xxx "Means I have to make 5 sets of dominoes" what a shame! 🤣
For the line use the paint bottles that you use yourself that has the fine points. When you look at the tutorials to make dominoes that’s pretty much what a lot of people use
I am so glad to see you do this video! I have a mold off Amazon & filled it today. Going to go get one of those tools you have though, before doing dots. I am going to try using resin. We'll see how I do. I thought about checking the dots to make sure they were all there but I decided not to. Now I wish I had. I get too excited! The mold I have is in 2 parts, half the bricks in each, & seems thicker & sturdier than yours looks. For bubbles, I use a heat gun on low very quickly at about 5" above, and do it a couple times, letting it cool between each. Then I mist with 91% alcohol. Sometimes I will do that twice also letting it evaporate between (hand fan it along if needed). I am also working with a resin I only have 15 minutes work time. I have to work fast & in smaller amounts. I have had some learning disasters. Been watching for a 2-1/2 years but just started pouring & resin 3 months ago. Been interesting! And I love to play dominos! My husband taught me with his grandfather's set. (They are very old & real ones.) Has a really cool wooden box for them (as old as the set). Oh, & you can't use clear if want to actually use them for play. The other guy can see what you have. 😉 Enjoyed the video! Thanks so much!
If the backs arent opaque and identical, its basically the same as playing a card game with marked cards.
Black modeling paint hi gloss would be good. A toothpick or a sewing pin. Or a nail paint brush. I used to do tons of nail art. We would take a paint brush with a pointed brush tip at least 1/2" or 3/4" hair and trim it down to 1 or two hairs then we could draw fine lines. I have always been an artist but doing nail art was amazing and so much fun. I could do anything with a couple of brushes, a toothpick and paint.
Julie, try a thin eyeliner brush for your line. I think it would be small enough. I do love the set.
the nail stylist tools work great for dots and the line, I just used acrylic paint and wipe off excess of with a soft wet cloth (baby wipes leave lint I found).. I also finished off the tops of my domino`s with Tri Art liquid glass to seal on the acrylic paint, so kids don`t rub them off easily.. just trying to give you some tips to make it easier for you... wink wink
Good catch finding that last pip to color in! My aunt and I had gotten i into collecting super fun resin dice. Your dominoes set is lots of fun! 😊👍 Pretty gold and clear!
The beauty of them is that they aren't perfect with the gold distribution. But I do understand trying to get them all similar But, I think they are gorgeous !!
Those are so cute, I love them.
These are fantastic Julie 👏💚🌈
They look amazing. Thanks for sharing!
They turned out really pretty 🤩
Beautiful! When you make your new Domino set mould... Tape it! I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to see how you do it step by step! 🤩🤩🤩😁👍🏼💜💜💜
Omg...i felt like a kid watching Dora yelling at nearly midnight with a sleeping child next to me "wait...you got two 1, 2's!! Its right there!!! ITS RIGHT THERE!!! Cant you see it?! UUGH! IM TRYING TO SHOW YOU!!" & when you found it i celebrated 🤦♀️😂😂😂😂😂😂
they are just beautiful.
Those are so beautiful and cool. I may have to try to find the mold now.♥😊♥🤗♥
what i have done and so have other people say u were using white get white acrylic paint and rub it over the top so it goes in the groves then get a bit of paper towel and wipe the rest of.it stays in the holes ect
I have the same mold. I purchased it on Amazon from Let’s Resin. I finally ordered a different mold
So beautiful 😍 my friend
Beautiful set Julie
That is so great. Nice artwork.
I use fine tip acrylic pen (like your gold one) to make dots. I have in variety of colors.. Made a nice mica gold color dominoe set and used neon green for dots. Love them. Wish I could find mold for Mexican dominoes set. I usenail file for edges. I made custom set for friend and wrote their name on the back. They are so much fun to make. Just have to make sure resin in all dominoes are level.
Lovely! Suggestion: use long scissors to snip the gold leaf into smaller pieces while in the resin. You said you couldn't break them up at that stage but i was thinking perhaps some snipping and then clean off the scissors? Xx
Love the Domino set😍😍
Really enjoyed it! Was crazy looking for that piece you couldn't find😂 cool video 👍🏼👍🏼
Hello I love watching you. I would love to see you do a back gammon game board.
Julie if you play Domino’s you can’t see the numbers on the backside the other players and your numbers have to be a solid color on the back of your dominoes I love it I did the same thing . I did the same until a person who plays told me they can see the other person’s numbers . But I love them and I had to buy me a better moded.
They came out lovely! 😍
Absoultely beautiful 🥰
I love these😍
I was going crazy looking for the missing domino with you..haha
I used finger nail polish. Worked great, use tooth pick for line. Dollar store has a bunch of different colors.
Even with the few issues you had, it is a beautiful set! Absolutely beautiful. Next time you make a mold, pop a dot of silicone in that one that's missing a nib, to fix it, maybe. If you're going to use the mold again, so it's not a complete waste. I was wondering, could you use a piping bag and a bit of thin resin to fill the dots and lines, or is that line too thin for even that? Love the suggestion someone made of using the fine tip bottles. That will work wonderfully, I think. I love the boxes you found for them too. Thanks so much for sharing. I'm just a sucker for a good set of dominoes, I guess.. hehe
I would fill dots with resin too... Wondering why this way only appears one time ...haha.Thank you Julie!
I spray lightly with alcohol to get rid of bubbles. It works great
Love how they came out 😍 Why don't you use alcohol to spritz the bubbles? Than you won't burn your mold 💡
Ummm you cant use alchole on finish resin pieces!!! Lol I think you are confused with soap sweetie. Lol never spray alchole on resin. Lol alchole is used to clean off resin spills. Lol
@@marikiemarie7622 She probably was talking about spraying the wet resin with alcohol spritz to get rid of the bubbles. Why would she spray dry resin? Lol.
@Ambie Nu um yea..she was talking about spray wet resin with alcohol. Which you can't do. Ever! That is the quickest way to ruin expensive resin. Lol she has seen that with soap.. not resin. Lol you have to blast heat or pop with toothpick. Alcoholic breaks down resin . You arent even supposed to clean finish pieces with alcohol. Remember, youtube is full if amatures using professional supplies. They don't always know what not to do.
@@marikiemarie7622 Well good thing we are all not like Robots and do everything the exact same way. My pieces come out just fine spraying alcohol on wet resin. Pretty crystal clear.
@@NailsbyAmbie omg.
I like it so much!
Love your videos 🥰
Julie, next time paint the dots and lines in the mould before you pour the resin, works really well 😀 x
I do the same, it comes out really well, I used the gold leaf pen
I agree, maybe using like the gold pen she used in one of her other molds, putting the gold on the dots then the resin and some flakes :D
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very pretty
yay another mold i have but havent used yet lol
Very pretty! I would be concerned that with fairly clear dominos you could see the pips through the backs...
Love these 💗
These r lovely tfs
You can fix that domino where the doubt is missing from the four by just using a one and and three and just don’t color and the two dots on the outside just color the dock that’s right in the middle of the three and then that would make you a one and four. I love this video
I love your videos 😍 Big Fan! But even though there are some cheap-o molds out there, it’s kinda not fair to blame a mold for sticking when you are using a torch. Most mold makers say DON’T use a torch. Others comment on using alcohol spritz, or use a lighter. Long neck lighters are great for this.
Please don’t be upset with me for saying this, I REALLY LOVE YOUR WORK!!!
After you sand, does it take the shine off? I imagine it would if it were color. What would you suggest covering the sanded places with to bring the shine back? I use a dotting tool for the dots and acrylic paint. Then maybe a drop of varnish to seal the acrylic. I wonder if varnish lightly brushed would cover the dull spot caused by the sanding? These are beautiful!!
Thanks!
i don't know if any one saw it but there are two 3/4's. they are beautiful.
What fun!
I’m sure you found it by now but but your missed another pip got 2 3/4 the bottom should be a 3/5. Also the extra room at the top of the box with the 4 domino would be good to put a score pad and a pen in
There is a dominoes mold that is heat resistant that I purchased on Amazon if you have to use your blow torch. But you should spritz them with alcohol to get rid of the bubbles
How can you use them to play when you turn them over to select your Domino's you'll see what the numbers are through the domino
I asked that above, & she said the gold flake blocks them. Cool, right?
@@cynthiawilson8294 their not covered by the gold leaf, when she turned the 2 and blank over you could see the 2 on the other side lol..
Would have been better to put a thin layer of resin and gold mica on the back side of the domino
@@mrobson59 Maybe because it was her first domino experiment & she did say she would prep the gold leaf differently next time. Perhaps a quick spray of gold paint will solve the immediate issue.
I think you could take the dremmel and just hit it lightly to make the hole for the 4th dot.
They look great, although it would be better if you could have them be double sided. You did these in gold, but there's a few multi coloured metal flakes, with blues, purples, reds, and copper flakes, and I think they would make awesome looking domino's. They are called cosmic gilding flakes, in summer meadow, or gemstone coloured. I also would have put a bit more metal flakes in the domino's. But it was a good video 👍
Love it
Why don't you color the raised parts of the mold with a paint pen like you did with the flower coasters?