@@ClairesCraftyCorner Sure, I thought that since especially Polyethylene resin was difficult to color, without the colors going quite pastel, then hydro-dipping might give it the colors that I was looking for…yes it did…I just give the piece a spray primer coat first, the color primer you use, will depend on the look you’re going for, and of course letting it dry completely before you hydro-dip…good luck.😎
that gold and white I just loved!! i’ve never made a single resin anything lol so I know nothing about it but I am curious is that like a jewelry dish? Could people just put their jewelry in it? What would you use that for? I envision it on a bathroom vanity, but can it get wet?
Claire, it is your channel. Obsessed is what I think of when I watch your channel. You continue being your sweet, happy, creative self. We love ya. God loves ya.
I would love to see them out of the mould. The finished product. I just started following your videos. I am an old Resin artist, but it's been a while. Love watching you.
I always wonder if one must remove those holes and how to do it but leaving them doesn't bother me at all. Is there a hard and fast rule about the holes if one is selling the items?
Gorgeous colors, Ms Claire 😍💜.Love the patterns made these amazing paints in water,they came out amazing on the molds.The trinklet tray look superb 😍💜 and Now I also found that elephant in your tray💜💜💜💜
I went and watched Never Perfect Resin’s video (and subscribed). She didn’t seem to do a really big swirl like you. I don’t think it needs to be done especially with how you sprayed the pint in the bucket w the last one. I like the gold and white, but the pink and gold is my favorite. I cannot wait to try this. I think putting a really beautiful temporary tattoo over this before you put the topcoat one would be “stunning” and I could probably “obsess” over it…. 😉😂🤣 They are beautiful… I wouldn’t mind a few more videos. The results are spectacular.
Ohhh,my! Claire, these are *GORGEOUS!* I think my fave is pink and gold, but the white and gold...oooh là là! A bit of black with all 3 colors would be scrumptious, too!
OK, I watched Never Perfect’s video, she puts a lot more paint in the water. She had the same thing happen with much of the paint sticking to the stirrer when she marbled it. She just wiped it off on the side of the bin. I think you just need to cover the whole surface of the water with the paint. (Try using a blow dryer on low to swirl the paint?) 😊👍🏻 P.S. Yes! I see the elephant! Cool🤗. I love your videos. Thanks to you and NPR for this technique.
Honestly, I did not see the elephant, but my husband did… lol Those came out beautifully…. I was questioning your decision to use white as a background, but as usual, you were spot on!!! From now on, I’m going to trust to process!!! 🤣
Beautiful Claire. ❤❤❤ 🐘 I use Marabu water marbling paints for typical items, never thought to use with molds and resin. My mind automatically would dismiss due to water and resin is a big no no. I think I’ll give it a try.
Claire, I wish there were 10 thumbs up I could give you for this video! I love all of these and definitely see the elephant! Well done, once again 🎉💜💚🩵🤍
You're correct, that last one turned out gorgeous and, yes, I do see the elephant. 😁👍 Huh... I think you need at least two colors to properly call it marbling which might be why you don't like the first one as much. Yes, it ends up as two colors in the end but the others technically have three colors in the end and, for some reason, three's in decor items are more soothing to the eye. 😅 I'm actually curious on if you've tried turning the mold inside-out to hydro dip it? It might coat the interior more evenly doing it that way. I think so at least. 🤔 The only issue is when to flip it back. Wet, semi-dry or fully dry? There's risks with each. You've got three tray molds though, wanna experiment? 😉
Maybe If you find an image of the elephant silhouette you can use your Cricut (eg) machine and cut it to size to overlay. Or a stamp from a set or temporary tattoo? Or a pen. Then topcoat. Anyway I love the marbling too. Thanks
I wish I had a way to make UA-cam videos, I have been doing this technique for years. Ever since that hydro dipping trend hit. I'm glad u finally found it. I can't wait to see what u do with it (after the lots of practice needed to get it right) good luck
I have always used cold water and I have had good luck this way, metallic paints are definitely temperamental! Glossy top coat will hide your bubble holes.
Im too impatient for sunshine and paper towels! Can you use hair dryer, or low heat gun to dry water? Also, you could paint vein lines on the trays before pouring a top coat, to emphasize “marble” look.
Hi Claire love these and this technique 😍, i seen the elephant 🐘, i forgot all about this collab i better get my thinking cap on, thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
The pink has a gold lady either running or dancing with a scarf/ skirt flying out behind her with her gold legs & gold face slightly turning in profile🎉 Saw your elephant as soon as you said... so cool. Thanks for sharing 😊xx
These are superb. I'm a little worried, because I have a bad habit of buying spraypaints and painting a whole bunch of things with it. Seeing these is not helping any. They are so beautiful! I see the elephant, but I also saw a dancing lady in gold on the same tray, and a poodle with a golden nose on the pink and gold tray (left side on the video). It's been a while since I did anything with watermarbling, but I think using cold water makes sense. The paint isn't water soluble, but in warm water, the heat speeds up the evaporation and drying of the paint, turning it into a film, which then sticks onto the skewer. In cold water, the drying time is longer, so you might have a longer time to manipulate the paint. I'm going on a weekend course on acrylic pouring, and I just started thinking, would it be possible to use that on eco resin...
I think you need to go with the stick very quickly after spraying. I feel like the spray is alreasy dry by the time you try the marbling... I hope you'll get it at some point 😁❤️
All the hydro dipping patterns this time too came out so perfect,ms Claire 😍💜.The colors and the marbled effects, lovely 😍. Excited for the collaboration,but sad too as you will host this collaboration last time, can't wait for Saturday premiere 💜💜💜.Hope you have a wonderful week 😍💜
Mas, porquê? Porquê alguém com tanto material faz só isso? Bowls, vasos, porta copos, acho tão pouco! Brincos, pendentes, também! E, tem outras que tudo, tudo tem que ser cheio de glitter! É tudo isso ficou muito chato.
Those are totally awesome I’m like you I would forget to go around the edges to get the bubbles out because I would be so excited for the results lol❤❤
Absolutely beautiful 😍. I’ve never tried this so can’t comment from experience but, if it’s not temperature related, is there any chance the spray paints reacted with the hardness of the water? What is certain is you’ve created stunning pieces 😍
YES, I see the elephant!! And a platypus when it's on the side view at the end. And i think the bubbles that left the edges kind of shattered, are perfect!! They look great with this technique!! More stone like. Oh but that pink and gold really got me!! I'm a pink girl through and through. I am loving this technique and cannot wait to try it!! Thank you so very much for all that you teach us. You are my inspiration, not just for the projects but for your happy and uplifting personality!! You make me so happy every time I watch one of your videos!! I'm absolutely OBSESSED with everything you create!! 😁😁😁 🐘💯🩷💛🤍🩶❤️🔥💯🐘
❌Yes cold water works best IMO. I do this outside with water right out of the hose. Also try making the tray, then hydro-dipping it.👍
thank yoooooo xxxx
@@ClairesCraftyCorner Sure, I thought that since especially Polyethylene resin was difficult to color, without the colors going quite pastel, then hydro-dipping might give it the colors that I was looking for…yes it did…I just give the piece a spray primer coat first, the color primer you use, will depend on the look you’re going for, and of course letting it dry completely before you hydro-dip…good luck.😎
Love these the pink and gold that is so pretty ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
that gold and white I just loved!! i’ve never made a single resin anything lol so I know nothing about it but I am curious is that like a jewelry dish? Could people just put their jewelry in it? What would you use that for? I envision it on a bathroom vanity, but can it get wet?
Seeing elephant 🐘 symbolizes your ability to overcome challenges, your connection to deeper knowledge, or a positive shift in your luck.
ooooooo I love this - I will take it :) thank yoooo xxx
WOW, Claire!! Just WOW! I can’t get enough of that pink and gold 💕 Thank you sooo much for the shout outs, you are the best! 🤩🥰
Claire, it is your channel. Obsessed is what I think of when I watch your channel. You continue being your sweet, happy, creative self. We love ya. God loves ya.
I bet black would have looked epic with those colours!!
Claire, dont sweat the nicks. You are making it look like marble. Marble chips.❤
I would love to see them out of the mould. The finished product. I just started following your videos. I am an old Resin artist, but it's been a while. Love watching you.
❤ The pink and gold tray the best. Great Job Claire 👏👏
I am loving this technique! 😍
Adding a bit of black would be really cool
Love how these turned out. The holes actually give them a very authentic stone appearance. Wonder if some type of Eco pour would work?? 😍
I always wonder if one must remove those holes and how to do it but leaving them doesn't bother me at all. Is there a hard and fast rule about the holes if one is selling the items?
Looks beautiful! Will it work with jesmonite and other eco pours?
I too want to know this!
❤ Blow the spray paint with a straw xxx ❤
Gorgeous colors, Ms Claire 😍💜.Love the patterns made these amazing paints in water,they came out amazing on the molds.The trinklet tray look superb 😍💜 and Now I also found that elephant in your tray💜💜💜💜
Beautiful trays, Claire. I love this technique. 🥰 Now if I can work out how to apply it to a bowl. 🤔😊😊
Totally in love! 😍 grey would look amazing as well, lots of marble or granite has a grey tone to it
Oooooo yes yes Grey 🤩🤩 I was totally thinking this also
Wow Claire these are absolutely stunningly Beautiful 😍 I love this technique 😍
WOWEE!! They look incredible.❤️❤️ Off to buy some spray paint today, just have to try this one.
I went and watched Never Perfect Resin’s video (and subscribed). She didn’t seem to do a really big swirl like you. I don’t think it needs to be done especially with how you sprayed the pint in the bucket w the last one. I like the gold and white, but the pink and gold is my favorite. I cannot wait to try this. I think putting a really beautiful temporary tattoo over this before you put the topcoat one would be “stunning” and I could probably “obsess” over it…. 😉😂🤣
They are beautiful… I wouldn’t mind a few more videos. The results are spectacular.
Ohhh,my! Claire, these are *GORGEOUS!* I think my fave is pink and gold, but the white and gold...oooh là là!
A bit of black with all 3 colors would be scrumptious, too!
Mind blown! 🤯. I’ve done this with mugs, but never thought of doing this to molds. Love these! Thanks for doing this Claire! They’re great!
OK, I watched Never Perfect’s video, she puts a lot more paint in the water. She had the same thing happen with much of the paint sticking to the stirrer when she marbled it. She just wiped it off on the side of the bin. I think you just need to cover the whole surface of the water with the paint.
(Try using a blow dryer on low to swirl the paint?)
😊👍🏻 P.S. Yes! I see the elephant! Cool🤗. I love your videos. Thanks to you and NPR for this technique.
after watching so many Claire video's, bland = TATTOO !! lololol
Honestly, I did not see the elephant, but my husband did… lol Those came out beautifully…. I was questioning your decision to use white as a background, but as usual, you were spot on!!! From now on, I’m going to trust to process!!! 🤣
Beautiful Claire. ❤❤❤ 🐘
I use Marabu water marbling paints for typical items, never thought to use with molds and resin. My mind automatically would dismiss due to water and resin is a big no no. I think I’ll give it a try.
Han quedado preciosas, lastima las burbujas que hicieron agujeros pero la piedra natural también los tiene.
Claire, I wish there were 10 thumbs up I could give you for this video! I love all of these and definitely see the elephant! Well done, once again 🎉💜💚🩵🤍
Try a clear coat with the gold. Your two can spray seams to work. Avoid stirring. Just dip.
You're correct, that last one turned out gorgeous and, yes, I do see the elephant. 😁👍
Huh... I think you need at least two colors to properly call it marbling which might be why you don't like the first one as much. Yes, it ends up as two colors in the end but the others technically have three colors in the end and, for some reason, three's in decor items are more soothing to the eye. 😅
I'm actually curious on if you've tried turning the mold inside-out to hydro dip it? It might coat the interior more evenly doing it that way. I think so at least. 🤔 The only issue is when to flip it back. Wet, semi-dry or fully dry? There's risks with each. You've got three tray molds though, wanna experiment? 😉
They look awesome Claire 😍 I thinking Obsessed is more you lol 🥰 whenever I hear that word I think of you and your channel😃
Maybe If you find an image of the elephant silhouette you can use your Cricut (eg) machine and cut it to size to overlay. Or a stamp from a set or temporary tattoo? Or a pen. Then topcoat. Anyway I love the marbling too. Thanks
I wish I had a way to make UA-cam videos, I have been doing this technique for years. Ever since that hydro dipping trend hit. I'm glad u finally found it. I can't wait to see what u do with it (after the lots of practice needed to get it right) good luck
I have always used cold water and I have had good luck this way, metallic paints are definitely temperamental! Glossy top coat will hide your bubble holes.
Im too impatient for sunshine and paper towels! Can you use hair dryer, or low heat gun to dry water?
Also, you could paint vein lines on the trays before pouring a top coat, to emphasize “marble” look.
Hi Claire love these and this technique 😍, i seen the elephant 🐘, i forgot all about this collab i better get my thinking cap on, thanks for sharing ❤❤❤ xxx
The pink has a gold lady either running or dancing with a scarf/ skirt flying out behind her with her gold legs & gold face slightly turning in profile🎉 Saw your elephant as soon as you said... so cool. Thanks for sharing 😊xx
These are superb. I'm a little worried, because I have a bad habit of buying spraypaints and painting a whole bunch of things with it. Seeing these is not helping any. They are so beautiful!
I see the elephant, but I also saw a dancing lady in gold on the same tray, and a poodle with a golden nose on the pink and gold tray (left side on the video).
It's been a while since I did anything with watermarbling, but I think using cold water makes sense. The paint isn't water soluble, but in warm water, the heat speeds up the evaporation and drying of the paint, turning it into a film, which then sticks onto the skewer. In cold water, the drying time is longer, so you might have a longer time to manipulate the paint.
I'm going on a weekend course on acrylic pouring, and I just started thinking, would it be possible to use that on eco resin...
Love them All, but yes, pink is my favorite too 💜
OMG Yes, I see the Elephant 🐘
And I would love love love to see this on a plant pot 🔥
These trays are gorgeous! 😍 Wonder if jesmonite would pick up the spray paint like resin does 🤔
I think you need to go with the stick very quickly after spraying. I feel like the spray is alreasy dry by the time you try the marbling...
I hope you'll get it at some point 😁❤️
Need water thickening solution.....that's the secret if u haven't tried it lol
These are gorgeous!! Love this technique. Love the gold and white one. Great results.
Try with alcohol ink that would marble up for sure also nail varnish!!
I haven't done this technique but I do it for nails and that I use room temperature distilled water. Maybe try room temp instead of warm?
Very stunning! Maybe turn the mold inside out to marble to help cover the edges. I really have to try this!
Swirling the paint only seems to work on oil or laytex base paints that aren't acrylic based. Acrylic will cling to anything including the stick😛😁
LOLOLOLOL Love your new words. These are wonderful. Yep, I see the elephant. xoxoxoxooxox
Love the pink and gold one. Perhaps back the all gold with red or black or purple.
These are amazing - would this technique work with eco resins?
Would Jesmonite pick up the spray paint in the mold the same way?
Yes it is! It makes it look like a marble tray that can be any colours you like, without costing a fortune.
Absolutely love these 😍😍 would love to see if this works with a pot mould. Loving the colours
Oh my lord Claire, I love all of them. They are gorgeous xxx ❤
All the hydro dipping patterns this time too came out so perfect,ms Claire 😍💜.The colors and the marbled effects, lovely 😍. Excited for the collaboration,but sad too as you will host this collaboration last time, can't wait for Saturday premiere 💜💜💜.Hope you have a wonderful week 😍💜
Last time? Did I miss something? 🤔
Mas, porquê? Porquê alguém com tanto material faz só isso? Bowls, vasos, porta copos, acho tão pouco! Brincos, pendentes, também!
E, tem outras que tudo, tudo tem que ser cheio de glitter! É tudo isso ficou muito chato.
Why not try with blue and greens to make an ocean marble? I think it would look beautiful.
I wonder if turning your molds inside out before dipping would get you better coverage?
I love the pink the others are beautiful I love the way they came out ❤ I’ve enjoyed this so much I need to buy more resin.
I’m pretty sure she stuck her stick right into the water to swirl it. Not just on the surface like you seem to do, maybe try that? ☺️
Would this work with casting powders instead of resin?
Those are totally awesome I’m like you I would forget to go around the edges to get the bubbles out because I would be so excited for the results lol❤❤
How well would polyurethane resin pick this up?
Love this, Claire. My fave is the pink. 👏🏻😁
These are beautiful!! So happy for you Claire!!
So all the spray paint you dipped your mold in, will come off on the resin?
How do the mold look after this i think they would be very hard to clean I think I'd rather dip the finished resin piece and save the mold ! ?
Like I said last video, try nailpolish (on smaller pieces)
Sorry I missed the chat. I was at the doctors office. Can’t wait to see what you make ❤
I would use a wet silicone stick to mix the paint around.
Wow! Amazing results!
Oh my!! I'm captivated as well ❤❤
Great idea! Must try this with my granddaughter.
Hi Clarie try to spray it when in water with hair spray it's really cool trick in nails art.
Wow very nice! The last one was very nice😮
Lolol…. Yeah, the elephant is just you….
Hmmm...this tech might be great on Jesmonite!
U should do clear or light gray backs
They are gorgeous Claire 😍 ❤️ 💖 💕
Wow, the pink is stunning. ❤❤
Love them so many possibilities
What a great technique ! part of the replay crew
Absolutely beautiful 😍. I’ve never tried this so can’t comment from experience but, if it’s not temperature related, is there any chance the spray paints reacted with the hardness of the water?
What is certain is you’ve created stunning pieces 😍
Ooooo totally could be .. we are in a hard water area 😱🙌🙌
Beautiful Claire
I am seeing a pixie on a stem in the gold and pink.
I love these! Do you think it would work with resincrete?
Also, I find that if it's more of a luke warm water the paints behave better for me.
I'll be trying this ❤️
From Pollock to Klimt! Well done.
Beautiful! Love them. Is it any kind of spray paint?😊❤
Yes they are! Xx
I can’t wait to try this. Soooo pretty
My very favorite is the neon trays.
Wow, I love this. I've got to try it.
They are just gorgeous.
Love!! I’m obsessed ❤😂😂
They are beautiful! ❤. How did you get the paint out of the mold?
Heyyyy lovely ... the resin got it out of the mould ❤
Do you only use Jesmonite?
These are fabulous!!
YES, I see the elephant!! And a platypus when it's on the side view at the end.
And i think the bubbles that left the edges kind of shattered, are perfect!! They look great with this technique!! More stone like.
Oh but that pink and gold really got me!! I'm a pink girl through and through. I am loving this technique and cannot wait to try it!!
Thank you so very much for all that you teach us. You are my inspiration, not just for the projects but for your happy and uplifting personality!! You make me so happy every time I watch one of your videos!! I'm absolutely OBSESSED with everything you create!! 😁😁😁
🐘💯🩷💛🤍🩶❤️🔥💯🐘
Fully inspired ❤
Truly love these xx
Obsessed Claire🤣❤️
Claire W0W!!!! ❤ This technique is absolutely gorgeous hun! Ĺove, love, love!!!!! ❤❤❤