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I used Platinum Ultra Clear resin to make these coasters. I also used mica powders from Pixie Dust, gold sparkle from Colour Passion and alcohol ink from Pinata.
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The mould is fantastic, love, love, love it 😊. I think you should make a bird one since you have such great affection for them. The butterflies came out beautiful even though they weren’t quite what you wanted. I’m looking forward to the next try 🥰
They turned out real pretty
Just a heads up - don't use the alcohol wipes on your hands, the alcohol will take residue into your skin. My son is an aviation engineer and that's the first thing he told me when I started using resin for my artworks. Baby wipes are much better and safer. :)
Hi Julie! Yes of course I watch your videos! You’re one of the first you tubers I started watching 2.5 years ago! ❤️
And yes one squirt should be good, if you still have lots of bubbles after 5 min or so I would give another squirt - a light mist 😊
Good for you for restraining from torching lol
Pipettes work really well for getting resin into narrow spaces of molds
I've been watching your videos for painting and resin and love it. Looking at buying some of your molds. Keep up the beautiful art and I love your reaction at seeing something beautiful, my family says I sound just like you.
Ive seen people "paint" in molds with powders, then pour in resin and it works well.
Two things about this type of iridescence. One, it sinks.So t's best as a thin top coat or put it down first. And two, I made the same mistake you did at first. I color matched the sparkles to coordinate with my color choice. But what that does is take away that color from the result. Red on red, blue on blue, etc.cancels the corresponding glitter. Put the one with blue on a green resin. Put the red on a golden yellow, do a contrasting color like purple resin with the gold. That's why the black looked so amazing- it showed all the colors.I actually learned this doing nail polish art for my daughter, lol. It translated well for my artwork. Happy pouring I LOVE your channel, and the molds are very pretty.
What if you paint your mould first with the dragonfly glaze, let it dry and then pour your resin in 🤔💜
That may work :)
I was wondering the same thing. 😀
@@PouringYourHeartOut It does work! I have had these for a while - I use them for mermaid tails to do some of the fins
Also - just use the paint and resin - don't use the pigments if you want to put it right in the resin. A few drops is all you need - you will get more of a transparent shift effect though so if you want something more opaque then I'd use two different resin mixes. One with just the colour shift paint, then do another with a pigment. Its really quote pretty when you swirl them around.
Nice thing
I love the butterflies. I know generally the color shift paints do not shift as much on fat services. A rounded surface shows the full shift.
Aww I want one of these molds
I would keep going, paint on the Dragonfly glaze on top, I love my Dragonfly glaze. I paint it over the color shift paint, awsome effects. A little extra drying time is advised between coats. Love your butterfly. Love your impulsive changes. Presentation is so great, you have it down pat. Thank you!
Clever idea withcthe alcohol spray i am going to try that
I use the dragonfly glazes over my dried acrylic pours for a bit of shine and pizzazz. Then I varnish. They look stunning that way. Love your butterflies 🦋💛!
I love all of your art! I love your presentations and instructions, so well layer out, organized and clear. Your excitement and spontaneous musings take us all into your adventures. It’s fun to go back to your earlier videos too. BTW do you have a video on how you made these amazing molds, I case I missed it?
You really do such wonder work. I hope you never change a thing you do on this channel. Is such a wonderful thing to be able to go thorough every step with you. Congrats on another beautiful creation
I just want you to know this colourshifting effect is available in powder form. Look for duo/ multi chrome or holographic powder the flakes you showed in powderform are called unicorn powder, some are micas others are synthetics.
You can. Evan and Katelyn have used it.
Where do you get your molds?
I know but wanted to try this one
She makes them
I know it didn’t work out how you were hoping, BUT the effect you got reminds me of an opal effect. So if you wanted to do a faux opal, this would work 😊🙏
Julie, I think combining the feather technique with the color shift is your next project. 😆 I'd love to see that!!
I agree; I love how she takes it to the next level. It’s been a fun journey watching her new projects.
The way to get these to shift like crazy.. u have to paint it on and let it dry then resin over it.
Id love to own this mold, unfortunately its just too expensive 😭
Me too. I'd love one but way to expensive.
@@chrischrisman516 Unfortunately there's NO way I can afford to spend that kind of money on ANY mold, no matter how badly I want it and I do want it!
You can always make your own.
@@jonniwood6306 Silicone kits can be a bit expensive too. Any recommendations on channels with good how to videos?
@@solanamystik I'll look through my history to find for you.
I always enjoy your videos. The fact that I also learn is a bonus. Thank you for the effort, time and money you dedicate to your channel and viewers. Also for making your incredible molds and having them available for your fans.
Turn one butterfly over and try painting them on
You need some pipettes instead of using the cups for projects like these. Makes getting resin into the small spots soooo much easier. Plus it gives you a bit more control.
I did this same thing using the Dragonfly glaze on a mermaid tail last summer. It cured white in the resin and I thought it was ruined. I couldn’t bear tossing it because I had worked hard on scales so I just set it aside. The white slowly cleared up. It took months to clear up - not even kidding - but it gives a nice shimmer once it’s completely clear. I haven’t done it again since I don’t want to wait months to see if it may clear, but thought I’d throw in that info!
I would think that resin wouldn't make a good suncatcher since most resin products turn yellow fairly quickly when in the direct sunlight.
Actually you add the glaze powder with resin and mica or pigment and it gives amazing colors to the whole item in the mold .. not only a top coat .. tried it before and it’s like magic .. good luck 👍
They look so pretty you should do some of th butterflies with swirls you did on your hearts
I was talking to you through the screen to spray with alcohol like kanella does and you listen LOL so funny
Thank you for doing this experiment, I’ve been wondering this for a while. I think I may paint it on then topcoat with resin. I learn such a lot from you guys and it saves us wasting product and money.
Dragon fly glaze works best with a painted black background . Add the glaze on top with several coats to see the shimmer. One coat isn’t enough.
I use the Dragonfly glaze on lots of colors, I made a grid with lots of color combo even color shift paint, any combo I could think of. Great way to save paint and ideas
From what I read, the Dragonfly Glaze is to be painted on the surface directly.
The less you use the better it is
I painted on mine did a thin spray of clear coat then float coated. Worked beautifully
The dragonfly glaze has no pigment in the paint only the glitter... you have to get it evenly spread out on whatever you paint with it or you will have areas that doesn't quite get fully transparent... that could be why your test swatches turned out so white... just a thought...
That mold is awesome! With the color shift, it really shows up best on black. So, if you did all of the butterflies black and then used the different color shifts you'd definitely see the shift. And yes, not in the resin, just on top. These are still really beautiful.
very pretty. ur butterfly mold says its A U 125. wat would that b in american money
I love to listen to you just talk to us as you go. It's like I'm getting to hang out with a resin buddy ☺️ I made charms and things with epoxy when I was a kid and now my daughter makes resin art and has enlisted me as her partner so I'm watching all the videos to learn more. Thanks for sharing your techniques ❤️
I am new to resin and I like watching your videos has you always explain everything on what your doing and what your using, you take us on a journey through it all. As there is alot of videos out there what are speeded up with no explaining. Really love the butterflies as well
Nick Zammeti, Evan and Katelyn, jedrek29t are all worth a watch. Those 3 and Julie are the only resin artists I watch but each has their own style and do different things with the resin.
As expensive as the mold ends up, Id say Id try to use as much space to get most use out of them as possible. My O.C.D. screaming 6 hearts, because there's 6 butterflies, lol
Julie i have these paints and iwas disappointed too maybe turn one butter fly and paint them on
Wouldn’t it be beautiful to make a big round plate/tray using these. Maybe with a clear and white thin base, then the butterflies, then a clear sparkle layer on top. Maybe with some small flower or heart shapes interspersed. Doing that with snowflakes would also be pretty. You’re very creative!
Those are pretty cool Julie! You could certainly see the shift while it was wet..but they are still pretty and sparkly! Have you ever tried Marblers mica? I get it on Amazon...and I love it.
Those glazes are not made to mix with resin. They are color shift glazes that you paint over something black usually.
Awww, you're so sweet! I'm sure they're so rapt with their hearts!!! 🤣 "Too much alcohol isn't good for anybody"! Too true!! Incredible butterflies, love them, thank you for another fantastic video.
Wait did I hear right, you made the mould? If so we'll done and also these colors are so pretty.
She sells them on eBay. She has a few of them for sale. Very nice molds
The dragonfly glaze is gorgeous on white!! I use it in almost all my pours!
Hot Cinnamon from primary elements is a really gorgeous red
Petra Jongbloed makes a very nice bright red pigment powder. Like a Christmas read.
I like those!
I just bought a mold Julie. l! Looks beautiful
Oh Julie, I adore the sun catchers you got, I absolutely love purple! And the mold is pretty awesome as well!
Oh, you grabbed this little magpie's attention with color-shift in the title!!! I think they are lovely - the solid colors are so beautiful! That green is so beautiful! That deep green is (one of my) daughter's favorite shade. Love the experiments! Would love to see a 'live' resin pour, but then we would have to wait for part two to see the unmoulding!! Thank you, Julie! Take care and stay safe!!
I love watching your videos, just found them tonight. I have always wanted to do resin, tried in once about 5 years back...lets say it did not go the way I thought. I did something wrong. Lol ...Never give up. I love the 6 large butterfly mold, reminds me of my daughters' tattoos on her back, they represent her children. How much would a mold like that be? I also have so many ideas going on in my head. I could see these butterflies as a wall decoration in my daughter's house. Keep doing the videos...LOVE THEM...I WILL KEEP WATCHING! AMAZING!!!
I love butterflies...and your new mold is fabulous Julie!! They're sadly not within my Canadian budget...the shipping and exchange is atrocious!! I'll have to settle with watching you enjoy your creations!!
I have that same paint and the only success I had was on a canvas and flood coated it with resin. Lol but I’m gonna sit back and eat my rice crisps while you work. I always looking at your videos. I’m up to around 40 videos now. I’m so happy. I just need to get as good as you now. 🥰
The dragonfly glazes are just that-glazes. Think of them as if you were doing ceramics. You put your glaze, by itself, over the top of the piece to finish and seal it. DO NOT ADD IT TO RESIN! It's not made to work with resin as it is water based, not alcohol based! The cloudy finish is due to water being trapped inside the resin. If she thought about this, she would've figured it out. The glaze needs evaporation to dry. The resin needs heat (activation/hardener) to set.
Tomorrow (Aprip 10) is my 67th birthday. So as a gift to me I bought myself your butterfly mold.
So excited, can't wait to get it!
Thank you Julie💛
I'm thinking if you add your dragonfly glaze with the pigment, and make the color on the transparent side it may work? I always add this to my acrylics before pouring, just love the shimmer!❤❤😍 just a thought. Maybe try with a heart pendant first next time you do resin as a sample.
I still think They're gorgeous!!
Thank you Julie for sharing!!
Has hecho cosas mejores. Superior tecnicamente a esto. Fue un experimento que salió mal. Nos queda el conocimiento de lo que no hay que hacer. Gracias.
I love my dragonfly glazes. I stamp dragonflies on a laminator pouch and paint on inside with glaze. Then run thru laminator. Looks beautiful
Hello, I'd just like to say that I love watching your videos. You are a great artist. One thing I have a problem with though, and feels like I may have a seizure is your camera always shakes back and forth. Is there a way you can stabilize it better? I would definitely watch more of your videos, however I have to turn them off 2 minutes in because my brain can't handle the shaking.
If you just paint it on, it wont be waterproof, will it? by the way, you asked about fit vs. Fitted. In the US and Canada, fit is more common as the past tense, and elsewhere, fitted is more common. Either is correct for past tense. This is according to grammarist.com.
Now I thought I was inventing this a week ago... considered it a fail bc the shimmer didn't shift like I thought it would 🙃 behold, you beat me to it and had a similar result 😅 my next thought was to paint a piece... alas you have a video already and I'm going to watch it 😆
For a really good red mica, TRIAL BY FIRE, by Nurture Soap is REALLY nice
I am just starting the resin journey!! Your work is beautiful 😍!!
So the biggest thing with the color shift, or holographic pigments, is that you need directional light to bring out the sparkle and color shift. Your light in your studio is pretty diffuse, from what I can tell.
They are really pretty, shame they didn’t work as you expected but they are very pretty. Looking forward to seeing the sun catcher when you do it, I think that will be stunning. Stay safe love and hugs xx
I think I tried this glaze in the resin once. Didn't work went cloudy. May have used too much. It was the full spectrum. They do have amazing sparkle.❤️🙏🏻❤️
Unfortunately there's NO way I can afford to spend that kind of money on ANY mold, no matter how badly I want it and I do REALLY want it?
Maybe if you coated the bottom of the mold with the dragonfly color shift, and let it dry. Then pour clear resin second layer, let set. then last thin layer of dark opaque. The light coming through the clear resin might activate the dragonfly? I can see you have more experiments to do. TY for sharing.
Amazing work, thank you, how would I be able to order molds to deliver in South Africa.
Find a finer mist spray for your alcohol. Will work amazingly better.
Really nice mold. I don't understand why you added three drops of white to the resin. Can anyone explain? The results were very pretty especially with the silver outline!
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The thing I like about using these paints instead of glitter is that because you've mixed in with the resin it doesn't fall like glitter. Not to mention that it adds a little bit of sparkle to any resin colour If you mix it all in at the same time.
I have a question why is this mold $125
I'm not sure either... I can get a box of silicon mold mix at a local craft store for $25.00 (USD).
That's Australian $, if you're in another country you can see what the exchange is
What if you made 1 whole one and 2 half and glued the half on either side of the whole one. Put a hole in the bottom wing of each and hang copper pipes off each and a heart resin hanging down the middle with another farther down the middle one for a flapper. For a wind chime.?????? What would you have to use to glue the half to the whole one???? Anyone know, I would love to know.
Try solarcolordust.com, they are based in the US but I beleive they ship to Australia. There is another resin artist I watch and he is in Australia or New Zeland and he gets his pigments from them and they have awesome color shift pigments and glitters.
I have been reading up and watching videos on how to do resin. Almost everyone/everything says if you stir slowly you won't have as many bubbles. I tried it and I had no bubbles at all.
I've seen ppl put paint in resin like that, also nail polish, eye shadow....all kinds of things really. I want to say mixed media girl did a video about using all kinds of different additives
Maybe you can make a circle ⭕️ out of resin and drill holes to hang your butterflies from with fishing line or chain for your wind chime. You could hang them at different lengths.
Just checked out your molds. Why not put the excess Resin into either your Christmas ornament mold or your keychain molds?
Why not just paint the glaze on the back of the butterflies? Then you'd be able to see if it works.
I like them outlined! The milkiness might be because the glitter is in clear. I would try one with it stirred into the main color. Might look less milky. They are beautiful. My mother loved butterflies. I think the butterflies and hearts do great together and would make an excellent mobile.
It’s becuz it’s a “glaze” not paint ..resin doesn’t get along w the glaze .. Exactly what u did is better .. I added 2 coats and it change the color but it has to b absolutely cured and the glaze does as well b4 adding the top coat of resin
I've seen another crafter use the dragonfly glaze on black polymer clay.
Julie when doing a tray. What or how do you do the handles??? Butterflies is my favorite. Now to watch you. You are one of my favorite
String them all together n make a wind chime. The full spectrum is fantastic. I use it on all my wings and things. Also it would be a lot more predominant if you put a couple coat direct on the mold
Spray them with glossy spray on varnish which will help them be more shimmery
Maybe 2 drops instead of three drops of the dragonfly glaze! They are gorgeous!
Could you use water to fill your molds. Then pour the water in a contain, to measure for the Resin? I do enjoy your videos.
Do you think it became milky because the alcohol effected the dragonfly glaze instead of using the heat gun?
I noticed someone use lipsticks as a colouring agent. Maybe do a trial and see if lipstick and the special mica powder work together.
I wonder what would happen if you mixed the Dragonfly glaze with the paste. Ive seen people mix it with their paints and it turned out well
It turned my resin white when I mixed it…. I’m now waiting for it to cure to see if the dragonfly glaze clears up in the resin like urs did
I think it's something to do with what's in the paint that turns the resin white, I've done resin stones and they didn't stay clear, maybe
I love the butterflies 🦋 and hearts 💕 💞 ♥️ 💓 💖 ❤️
Try color shift paint instead! I LOVE it!
Oh my gosh where can I get that mold? I love your channel so much. You are so talented and I love learning from you
I put the glaze in just to add a little more sparkle , to a plain mica and to help thicken my resin , the butterflies turned out pretty
I bought some Christmas ornament mods to use up excess Resin. This might work for you too