So many uses for this type of pour. The waxes work great on this resin and I’d most likely use embossing powder in those indentations. You can get really intricate with the powders and the fine tip embossing pens. . ❤❤❤ this jewelry holder. Should get this mold and pour some for presents. Cool tutorial. 🥰 That coaster looks great with the butterflies and resin coating over it.
Looks great. And yes, most of the waxes made for eco resin is made with bees wax. So, using it is a perfect sealant. It's very hard once fully cured. And waiting until the next day on something that delicate it a must. If you sand it, do it with water, not dry. In fact, I sand mine in the sink. It doesn't clog it. Weird fact: Yes, you can resin over eco resin, but you can't eco resin over cured resin. And Let's Resin has finally named theirs they now call it Magic Resin.
Interesting to wet sand! I was afraid of losing the blue marble effect. But I actually think coating her in resin would be so pretty because I love how the coaster came out!
I love this Michelle! Esp love the glitz and glitter in the design. I've used various casting compounds for a while now- mostly JDictions Resincrete, but I just received Let's Resin's casting compound and can't wait to try it. I thought of three things when I watched your video: 1. I've tried EliChem's Aquacast too, and on their website, they have a "calculator" so you can figure out exactly how much powder and water you need. I pour water in my mold and add about 10ml to compensate for what I can't scrape out of the mixing cup, and the calculator tells me exactly how much powder and water to use. All of these casting compounds have roughly the same ratio, so it works well for all. (I tried putting the link in this comment but youtube deleted it!). 2. Jai Catalano has a great channel called UpVibe and he has one vid where he reviews 17 different sealants for concrete projects- it's excellent (and he's funny!) and 3. Steve McDonald, who you may already watch, does a really cool experiment where he puts casting powder directly into his resin as he mixes it. I've tried it and I works so well- it strengthens thinner pieces perfectly! I LOVE your videos and have finally had success with the crackle technique because of you!!! Thank you!!!
Use a nail file to smooth get into the more fiddly areas. To unmold flip the mold upside down and gently peel the mold away from the finished item. You were a lot more brave than me. I’ve never used a mold that intricate with my eco pour of choice. She turned out really pretty. The bees wax works.
Oh how cute she turned out. I’ve used Aqua Cast, a similar product and yes, anything with thinner areas, I have learned the hard way, you must cure them longer. I’ve broken a few pieces myself. She is really pretty Michelle
Great idea using the casting powder. I love the shade of blue that you achieved. She looks like an ice queen or something 😊 I've never used that brand but I use a product called perfect cast that I get on Amazon. I pour those little gnomes and sell them with a strip of paints and a brush for parents to give to children to paint their own little gnome. They always sell out. That stuff is pretty darn hard. Harder than ceramic. Great video 😊oh I can't wait to get my new coaster mold from you😊i ordered it yesterday. God bless you.
I love working with this product! Beeswax works great. I actually make my own liquid beeswax with mineral oil. For delicate molds like this I also demold in a pan of warm soapy water. It works similar to how you spray alcohol into a resin mold to lubricate it. Love how it turned out Michelle! Oh, and yeah, you can add UV or epoxy resin to the eco pour but not eco pour to UV or epoxy. Although I’ve seen a few videos of people mixing them together. End product is interesting!
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤ and watching you make the mix work, especially after seeing that just adding more water, made it pourable. I tried once and disliked how thick it was. Will be trying it again.
I didn't know Let's Resin had resincrete. I call it that because I use JDiction resincrete. If you take a look at Steve McDonald arts and crafts (he has 2 channels) I believe this is the one he's used the resincrete on before. He's made a bunch of pieces using it like Christmas decorations, soap dish mold and the like. He's sealed his with different things but it will give you an idea about the hardness and whatnot. She is beautiful and love the color. ✌️❤️🤣 peace, love and happiness
I’ve done this one too…love yours made out of this material…reminds me of the polyurethane that let’s resin makes. Love the results…beautiful coaster too💯❤️
Such a beautifully elegant lady!🤩 she does your earrings proud!❤ I always find using fast cure mould fillers very stressful ! My heart is pounding trying to beat the clock!😂 I’ve made phone holders for myself and my late husband as I find resin tends to warp when at an angle with phones on them. 😬🙄
The Let's Resin polyurethane resin is strong when cured also, it may work too for strength. By the way, where can we buy those gloves that come pre-gittered? (hehehe,) 😁 Also, she's really pretty! Love the pale blue.
Very cool love how it turned out and thanks for being my entertainment at the airport since I missed my flight home and have to wait several hours. If this was done in resin could it be applied to a fluid art painting ?
She looks so pretty and I like the color blue on her and of course I love the shine of the glitter
She turned out really great. Love the blue color also. The coaster with the butterflies is gorgeous !! Thank you Michelle
You are so welcome!
She is beautiful. Can I suggest using a nail file to file the edges and a small soft paint brush to get into the smaller areas. ❤❤
So many uses for this type of pour. The waxes work great on this resin and I’d most likely use embossing powder in those indentations. You can get really intricate with the powders and the fine tip embossing pens. . ❤❤❤ this jewelry holder. Should get this mold and pour some for presents. Cool tutorial. 🥰 That coaster looks great with the butterflies and resin coating over it.
Thanks!!
Beautifully done chic
She's very pretty in that colour 💙
Very cool! You could add rhinestones on her small dots!
Great idea!
Brilliant idea for that mold and she looks great.
I like that mold, she turned out great and I love blue any shade lol😊
Very pretty.
Cute mold. It turned out great. The butterfly coaster look amazing. ❤❤
Thanks so much 😊
Very pretty, love the shade of blue, silver
She is so pretty. Love it
Beautiful stand, I haven't used this powdered stuff yet, I'm pleased that it can be topped with resin. Great video ❤
Absolutely beautiful!
Looks great. And yes, most of the waxes made for eco resin is made with bees wax. So, using it is a perfect sealant.
It's very hard once fully cured. And waiting until the next day on something that delicate it a must.
If you sand it, do it with water, not dry. In fact, I sand mine in the sink. It doesn't clog it.
Weird fact: Yes, you can resin over eco resin, but you can't eco resin over cured resin.
And Let's Resin has finally named theirs they now call it Magic Resin.
Interesting to wet sand! I was afraid of losing the blue marble effect. But I actually think coating her in resin would be so pretty because I love how the coaster came out!
Elegant and pretty.
Thank you Michelle she beautiful.
Beautiful!❤❤❤
I love this Michelle! Esp love the glitz and glitter in the design. I've used various casting compounds for a while now- mostly JDictions Resincrete, but I just received Let's Resin's casting compound and can't wait to try it. I thought of three things when I watched your video: 1. I've tried EliChem's Aquacast too, and on their website, they have a "calculator" so you can figure out exactly how much powder and water you need. I pour water in my mold and add about 10ml to compensate for what I can't scrape out of the mixing cup, and the calculator tells me exactly how much powder and water to use. All of these casting compounds have roughly the same ratio, so it works well for all. (I tried putting the link in this comment but youtube deleted it!). 2. Jai Catalano has a great channel called UpVibe and he has one vid where he reviews 17 different sealants for concrete projects- it's excellent (and he's funny!) and 3. Steve McDonald, who you may already watch, does a really cool experiment where he puts casting powder directly into his resin as he mixes it. I've tried it and I works so well- it strengthens thinner pieces perfectly! I LOVE your videos and have finally had success with the crackle technique because of you!!! Thank you!!!
Thanks for the tips!! Very much appreciated!
Amazing!❤ I have this mold, and thank you so much for making this!!!!!🌬
You are so welcome!
You could paint some beautiful colors on her then resin over the top. So many possibilities
I actually think she would be stunning with resin over her!
So adorable. ❤❤❤
Use a nail file to smooth get into the more fiddly areas. To unmold flip the mold upside down and gently peel the mold away from the finished item. You were a lot more brave than me. I’ve never used a mold that intricate with my eco pour of choice. She turned out really pretty. The bees wax works.
Great tip!
Oh how cute she turned out. I’ve used Aqua Cast, a similar product and yes, anything with thinner areas, I have learned the hard way, you must cure them longer. I’ve broken a few pieces myself. She is really pretty Michelle
Thank you!
Great idea using the casting powder. I love the shade of blue that you achieved. She looks like an ice queen or something 😊
I've never used that brand but I use a product called perfect cast that I get on Amazon. I pour those little gnomes and sell them with a strip of paints and a brush for parents to give to children to paint their own little gnome. They always sell out. That stuff is pretty darn hard. Harder than ceramic. Great video 😊oh I can't wait to get my new coaster mold from you😊i ordered it yesterday.
God bless you.
Those sound adorable ☺️! The mold it on its way!!
Looks beautiful.
I love working with this product! Beeswax works great. I actually make my own liquid beeswax with mineral oil. For delicate molds like this I also demold in a pan of warm soapy water. It works similar to how you spray alcohol into a resin mold to lubricate it. Love how it turned out Michelle! Oh, and yeah, you can add UV or epoxy resin to the eco pour but not eco pour to UV or epoxy. Although I’ve seen a few videos of people mixing them together. End product is interesting!
Great tip!
Gorgeous ❤
Very Nice! Elegant ✨✨
Thank you! 😊
You are such an inspiration to try new things. Thank you Michelle and Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
Thank you! You too!
She came out beautiful, I did mine with resin, and she is still standing up. She has been up for a year now. I love the coaster.❤❤❤
Oh wow!! Good to know!
She came out gorgeous. Love the butterflies on the coaster. It turned out great as well.😊❤
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤ and watching you make the mix work, especially after seeing that just adding more water, made it pourable. I tried once and disliked how thick it was. Will be trying it again.
I didn't know Let's Resin had resincrete. I call it that because I use JDiction resincrete. If you take a look at Steve McDonald arts and crafts (he has 2 channels) I believe this is the one he's used the resincrete on before. He's made a bunch of pieces using it like Christmas decorations, soap dish mold and the like. He's sealed his with different things but it will give you an idea about the hardness and whatnot.
She is beautiful and love the color. ✌️❤️🤣 peace, love and happiness
Omg....I have this mold too and haven't used it.
I’ve done this one too…love yours made out of this material…reminds me of the polyurethane that let’s resin makes. Love the results…beautiful coaster too💯❤️
Thanks so much 😊
Such a beautifully elegant lady!🤩 she does your earrings proud!❤ I always find using fast cure mould fillers very stressful ! My heart is pounding trying to beat the clock!😂 I’ve made phone holders for myself and my late husband as I find resin tends to warp when at an angle with phones on them. 😬🙄
Yes I had a phone warp too 🤦♀️ this one you have a couple minutes longer to mix than polyurethane resin. That one is like 30 seconds to mix!
@@glitznglitterbymichelle1 yes it was polyurethane resin I used! Forgot the name as it was a few years ago now. My nerves were in shreds!😱😂😂
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Did you have to add extra water the second time? I think she’s beautiful. I think I would have used even more bling!
Yes, well actually I didn’t measure the water the second time lol I just guessed
Turned out pretty, but I'm not a fan of that medium. The mold is very pretty though 😊❤😊
It turned out pretty, I am curious as to if the beeswax will last or not as a sealant.
I’m hearing is perfect 👍
The Let's Resin polyurethane resin is strong when cured also, it may work too for strength. By the way, where can we buy those gloves that come pre-gittered? (hehehe,) 😁 Also, she's really pretty! Love the pale blue.
Lol pre glittered gloves only available at glitz n glitter!! 😂😂
Michelle, I love those stickers. Where did you get them? If they're available to buy, I'd love the link😊😊😊😊😊
I picked them up at hobby lobby
She is beautiful! I wonder how the polyurethane resin would work in this mold?
PU resin tends to work perfectly in these thinner moulds. I use it for most things now x
I have it I should try it!
Very cool love how it turned out and thanks for being my entertainment at the airport since I missed my flight home and have to wait several hours. If this was done in resin could it be applied to a fluid art painting ?
Glad to kill time for you and I don’t know the answer to that!
@@glitznglitterbymichelle1 thanks anyway
Love it! Just wondering why you used the wax instead of resin?
It was way to intricate to topcoat for me, but that would've looked way better for sure!
Where did you get the mold? I really like that.
Temu
Gorgeous ❤