I don’t know if you’ve ever noticed the small lip that is created using molds, but I felt this lip was likely to interfere with how the marbled resin would sit. On a larger scale, the lip plays a much smaller part but in much smaller molds, the lip can cause the next layer of resin (so the marbled resin) to sink to the middle instead of staying put. Removing from the mold first would allow for the new resin to run off the edges and to also dome which is more likely to help keep the marbled pattern you make. Hope that helps ☺️
Both sides are so pretty
Thank you so much! I think my favourite is the flower side but it's tough ☺️
Beautiful
Loved these
Thank you so much ❤️
Really pretty!
Thank you! I really appreciate that ❤️
Those are fantastic! So beautiful!
Thank you so much x
These are so beautiful, I love them. I dont understand how Ive never seen your channel before, but Ive subscribed now.
Aw thank you so much, Trisha! ☺️❤️
Stunning. 💮
😘 thank you x
Very pretty. Thank you.
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Love these
Thank you Sonia ☺️
Beautiful results, I subscribed. 🤗🤗🤗
Thank you, Laura 🥰
There really nice. Thank you
Thanks Pam! I'm proud of them 😁❤️
Wow
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Question- why didn’t you do the white marble side before removing the mold?
I don’t know if you’ve ever noticed the small lip that is created using molds, but I felt this lip was likely to interfere with how the marbled resin would sit. On a larger scale, the lip plays a much smaller part but in much smaller molds, the lip can cause the next layer of resin (so the marbled resin) to sink to the middle instead of staying put. Removing from the mold first would allow for the new resin to run off the edges and to also dome which is more likely to help keep the marbled pattern you make. Hope that helps ☺️
@@hscraftytutorials thank you for replying. Makes sense. Great work! ☺️
hi beautiful what is the white
Hi! Thank you ☺️ it's white liquid pigment. The original bottle got very messy so I decanted it into a small tub. It's from FlowArt Resin. X