Guys, I just remembered an idea I forgot to mention! Once you have made the design on the flat sheet, you can use a heat gun on fresh sticks (cut down) and create a dam on the sheet before dusting.... then you have a mold! 🤩
Bearing in mind the cost of this stuff (I'm all about the cost lol) I think using hot glue rather than the resin clay would be way more cost effective to make a dam, ...huh..wait can you make inlays with hot glue? I need to try that! x
This is an incredible video. I’ve said it before and I will say it 1,000 more times; I LOVE your experiments! There is so much packed into this video and I love your enthusiasm 😊 “you can do this, you can do that, OR… you can do this”. Loving all the ideas!
The crisp lines are a winner for me, my pet hate fuzzy lines. I coloured the art work (not resin) for my sons wedding with plastic toothpicks and could carve them down to the finest point, I was so excited cos of the sharp lines 🤣🤣
You’re the epitome of generosity! Your picture should be in the dictionary next to the definition, good sir! I’m new to resin, and loving your channel, but mostly your attitude & don’t get me started on your laughter,, it’s infectious; digging your sense of humor from stateside! For all you do, thaannnnkkksssssss!!!!
Awww..I love Nana's curtains print pendants.. So lovely and special ❤😊 The baby paw piece was so cute..loved the black resin pattern on the back as well 😄
@daniel..cooper I'm sure I know what all those ideas going in circles feels like. But how do you get them so well organized? You have such great ideas non-stop.
Did you know you could lay your stencil across the back of your mold and it will peel right off? It does even better if you rub it down in 100% silicone oil but it will definitely leave the design on your cured UV resin piece either way. But this is still ingenious Daniel temporary inlays (like a temporary tattoo 😂 which I'd love to see you incorporate in a piece) and doing the stenciled area in black was awesome it really made that interference green pop!! Loved this!! Great work as always ❤❤❤❤🤗
@@daniel..cooper i knew you compared it to a stenciled piece you had done but hadnt seen that video so that was my mistake but still good info for those who dont know about it 😁 I'm still very curious about this heat and form stuff is their a way you can tell us how many sticks of each color you get and the price point?? If you did I totally missed it but I don't usually miss your videos lol super fan 🪭!!
LOL, I just started playing with the Thermaplastic beads as well and was using this same technique last week and using a rolling pin and my Cuttlebug folders and impressions stamps and dies and rubber stamps, anything I could get my hands on. This method you are using takes it to another level!!!! Thanks you Daniel, you are amazing!!!
Negative spaces sir I think was the words you were looking for hunny🤔😁👍💯😘live all your work I'm new to this still lemming myself your b id's help me out a great deal your gigs con Vince to me dive in as a vertebrae I needed something to fill up my time in a peaceful beautiful way ty so much for your helpful vids sir👍have a beautiful and successful year sir👍✌️😁💯
I am definitely going to try this out!! This made my day! I have been just racking my mind on how to achieve this effect... and YOU have done it! Thanks again!
Thank you for making resin crafting accessible, affordable, and exciting! Im on a fixed income and have to plan accordingly when I want to save up for a craft. You keep throwing game changers at us that make it possible for someone like me to be creative on a budget. Im almost there with the funds for my next round of resin art and Im so excited to try the remoldable molding material!🥰🤩 If you are taking suggestions, I would love to see a resin pour with layered multicolor GlowInDark pigments for a spooky 3D depth. Kind of wispy, ethereal threads through the layers. is that even possible?
So very welcome 😁 I'm just glad the content helps 😁 I would never say no to trying new things but I'm not sure when I would get round to trying it 😁😁 I will try and fit it into my list 🥰
OOOH, Daniel! BRILLIANT! 😘💕👍 I enjoy the "detail work" myself, as it's...therapeutic, as you say. 😊 For me, it's calming to the brain. LOVE the effects the embossing and black filled-in areas, gives. Reverse bas relief? *GORGEOUS!*
Hi Daniel. Another very cool idea! When you were showing your swipe and wipe examples at the beginning, I had a thought... I do leathercraft and the need to get color into your inset areas seems similar to when I need to color carving or engraving on leather. To do this on leather, you use what's called a "resist". It's typically an acrylic topcoat of some kind. You apply a couple coats, let it dry, and the apply antique stain. It will only stay in the carved / recessed areas and the excess just wipes off. So, for example, I recently made blue marble-dyed leather with gold colored carving this way. I wonder if you could do something similar to fill those recessed areas in resin? It would probably depend on what colorant you were using. But, basically, you'd just need to coat the piece with something it won't stick to, blob on your color, and wipe off the excess. I'm not to the point yet with resin where I'm able to try it myself, but it might be an interesting thing for you or someone to experiment with. Just seemed like such a similar task that I think a similar approach could make sense.
I use your swipe and wipe method and use different amounts of the lotion, thicker in some area,and that creates different depth. After it's all cured and cleaned th lotion off,I use clear school glue mixed with mica powders and paint the colors in,coat it with a clear sealant and flood coat. I am so thankful you showed us the swipe and wipe!
Wow Daniel!!! Love this. Your attention to detail.... I'm a doll house miniature artist. I love tiny. It may be my mini mind! Lol I see everything in miniature. Maybe I was a fairy in a past life. Hahaha 😊
@@daniel..cooper I used golden regular gel gloss and added liquid pigments into the gel. I believe you can use most gels, then I put down my stencil and swiped and wiped. I left for 24 hrs and poured clear resin on top. The colours are quite pastel, but it works.
Hey Daniel! Bear paw? Nooo it's a dog paw lol I don't do coasters and the like, but I can see the potential in jewellery making, awesome video, imaginative and creative, love it. I'll go back and have another go, I think I need to wear two pairs of gloves though, as I kept getting fingerprints on the backs of the things I made with this stuff, it's very sensitive. I wish I had more time in the day lol x
An experiment using basic craft paint mixed with resin? Have you done one? Results? I asked my other fav resin artists also, you 3 have such diverse ideas A joy to watch
Great video, the stuff your using is a thermoplastic also sold under the brand name Polymorph, it is really quite cheap on eBay 500gm for £17, the idea your showing here will be useful for those with a 3D printer(like me 😁), they can make custom stencils because generally the layer that adheres to the print bed is super smooth ideal for pressing into the Polymorph, THANK YOU 🤩
Huh... Interesting ideas! Maybe if you keep a mini stainless steel rolling pin around and put it in the hot water with the plastic stuff, you could work on getting the sheet more perfectly flat without needing to rush as much? 🤔 Personally, I think it might actually be easier to use that colored UV resin that you did that textured, stringy look with to work with the stencils (pull up the stencil and then cure and leave as-is or add color on top) but this stuff would definitely be best with the molds for inlays. 😉👍
Thanks 😊 I just drill from the back using my hand drill then pinch the bail prongs into the holes 😁 I have shown in some vids in my Jewelry making playlist if that helps 🥰
All I wanted was to read the name of the product you were using in the description and I couldn't because it kept skipping around and wouldn't let me read it.
Bonsoir Daniel je me souviens très bien de la viseo dont tu parles et j avais trouvé cela très beau sans couleur on aurait dit du cristal🌸🌸🌸🌸allez je vais aller voir ce que tu nous mijotes aujourd hui….à bientôt
Thanks Chantal 😊 Yes, that technique is great.... but this is better and can also be kept clear just like the Swipe and Wipe, no waste products though 😁
Have you tried the alcohol inks or liquid resin dyes OR😲 food coloring? It was just a thought, when I heard you mentioned not being able to color the lotion..
How is that stuff you're using different please ? as It looks exactly like thermoplastic. I've been using that as mould material for years but i find it cools very quickly and I gave up. It was too annoying trying to get details or large shapes and if you have a big lump melting it all down to reuse took ages. You have to pick the melted later off so the stuff underneath gets hot.
And now, where do you buy it. I don’t see it on Let;s Resin nor amazon. It’s silicone clay or putty? How can I learn more about these different silicone products in comparison and what they are used for? Do you have any training about different silicones and how you use them?
Following on from another comment I made a while ago, I can’t seem to find the resin clay you use in your videos. Definitely nothing to buy in Australia so went through all the links you’ve provided. I’m sorry I just cannot find the brand that you use. Can you please help at all, like supplying the translated name of the pack that you get? I live in regional Queensland Australia so finding anything at all is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I’ve tried Amazon Australia but you can only get modelling clay to bake. I’d appreciate any advice at all Thanking you in advance Kym
What us that stuff? Im in the US so also if its called something else that would be helpful. Also what is it similar to for reference? I enjoy your creativity ❤
I was wondering if this stuff is food safe (chocolates!!!) and then it occurred to me that DIY mouthguards/gumshields use a similar plasticky stuff you soften in v hot water and then they go in mouths all night (so have to be safe, right?!). I don’t know the cost difference with the Japanese stuff but the dental stuff is all white and very easily get-hold-of-able. Any use to you…?
Also, this is THE most gorgeous of all your gorgeous creations. I'm partial to brocade and floral and damask patterns. This piece is that vibe, but with a modern feel.
Guys, I just remembered an idea I forgot to mention! Once you have made the design on the flat sheet, you can use a heat gun on fresh sticks (cut down) and create a dam on the sheet before dusting.... then you have a mold! 🤩
So many shape possibilities!🤯👏👏👍
Daniel I think you can use polymer clay in a similar way
@@invisiblue3212 100% 😁😁😁
@lisatringali5581 yes, but again, you can melt this stuff down after and use again 😁
Bearing in mind the cost of this stuff (I'm all about the cost lol) I think using hot glue rather than the resin clay would be way more cost effective to make a dam, ...huh..wait can you make inlays with hot glue? I need to try that! x
I like the “old fashioned curtains” design. 😂 Never thought I’d be in that category before.
😂😂😂 me too now 😂😂😂
You are THE MOST creative artist I’ve seen
Thanks so much 🥰🥰
ABSOLUTELY _the_ most creative!
This is an incredible video. I’ve said it before and I will say it 1,000 more times; I LOVE your experiments! There is so much packed into this video and I love your enthusiasm 😊 “you can do this, you can do that, OR… you can do this”. Loving all the ideas!
Wow, thank you! 🥰🥰
My fav channel
The crisp lines are a winner for me, my pet hate fuzzy lines. I coloured the art work (not resin) for my sons wedding with plastic toothpicks and could carve them down to the finest point, I was so excited cos of the sharp lines 🤣🤣
Yes, crisp lines are a must for me too, the swipe and wipe was a little hit and miss for the sharpness 😂
Daniel everything you so is EPIC that’s why people are copying you or getting braver. You never disappoint.
Thanks so much 😁 I don't mind if others copy 😁 So long as credit is given where due 😉😉😉😂
You’re the epitome of generosity! Your picture should be in the dictionary next to the definition, good sir! I’m new to resin, and loving your channel, but mostly your attitude & don’t get me started on your laughter,, it’s infectious; digging your sense of humor from stateside! For all you do, thaannnnkkksssssss!!!!
@iammymusictoo8525 thanks so much, that is so kind 🥰
Awww..I love Nana's curtains print pendants..
So lovely and special ❤😊
The baby paw piece was so cute..loved the black resin pattern on the back as well 😄
Thanks Cheryl 😊 🫂
Yet another fantastic video. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, will do! 😁
I like that inlay idea.
Thanks Vicky 😊
@daniel..cooper I'm sure I know what all those ideas going in circles feels like. But how do you get them so well organized? You have such great ideas non-stop.
@@VickyShawcooksalot not sure about organised, most things I just try whilst filming or sometimes a day or two before 😂
Did you know you could lay your stencil across the back of your mold and it will peel right off? It does even better if you rub it down in 100% silicone oil but it will definitely leave the design on your cured UV resin piece either way. But this is still ingenious Daniel temporary inlays (like a temporary tattoo 😂 which I'd love to see you incorporate in a piece) and doing the stenciled area in black was awesome it really made that interference green pop!! Loved this!! Great work as always ❤❤❤❤🤗
Oh yes 😁 I did mention this and the difference between that way and this way 😁😁 Thank you 🥰
@@daniel..cooper i knew you compared it to a stenciled piece you had done but hadnt seen that video so that was my mistake but still good info for those who dont know about it 😁 I'm still very curious about this heat and form stuff is their a way you can tell us how many sticks of each color you get and the price point?? If you did I totally missed it but I don't usually miss your videos lol super fan 🪭!!
Great idea as usual. Gorgeous 😊
Thank you! 😊
Another great vid Daniel
Thank you 😊 🙏
Cool looking hearts
Marvelous video! Thanks!
Thank you 😊
I’m blown away on how your mind works. Fantastic idea. 💚🇦🇺
Thanks so much Anne 🙏
Gotta agree! Amazing mind!😮very pretty hearts!♥️ ❤
@@suewarnes9469 thanks Sue 😊 🙏
I think this is a great technique Daniel, thanks for the visual 😊
Thanks Marcy 😊 🫂
Luv both the hearts 💕
Thanks Mandi 😊 🫂
Wow, I absolutely love this idea, the 3D UV resin is really cool! Thanks for sharing, Daniel🥰🥰❤
Thanks Let's Resin ☺️ 💓
LOL, I just started playing with the Thermaplastic beads as well and was using this same technique last week and using a rolling pin and my Cuttlebug folders and impressions stamps and dies and rubber stamps, anything I could get my hands on. This method you are using takes it to another level!!!! Thanks you Daniel, you are amazing!!!
Thanks Heather 😊
Negative spaces sir I think was the words you were looking for hunny🤔😁👍💯😘live all your work I'm new to this still lemming myself your b id's help me out a great deal your gigs con Vince to me dive in as a vertebrae I needed something to fill up my time in a peaceful beautiful way ty so much for your helpful vids sir👍have a beautiful and successful year sir👍✌️😁💯
Thank you 😊 🙏
Amazing thank you so very much
I am definitely going to try this out!! This made my day! I have been just racking my mind on how to achieve this effect... and YOU have done it!
Thanks again!
This is amazing! The pieces came out beautiful. I want to try it!! ❤
Thank you! 😊
You did it again Daniel. AMAZING 🎉
Thank you 😊 🙏
Again amazing ,,,thanks so much for sharing my friend love it
Thanks so much 🙏 Always very welcome 😁 🫂
Well done
You never fail to amaze us ❤
Thank you Sarah 😊 🫂
Thank you for making resin crafting accessible, affordable, and exciting! Im on a fixed income and have to plan accordingly when I want to save up for a craft. You keep throwing game changers at us that make it possible for someone like me to be creative on a budget. Im almost there with the funds for my next round of resin art and Im so excited to try the remoldable molding material!🥰🤩
If you are taking suggestions, I would love to see a resin pour with layered multicolor GlowInDark pigments for a spooky 3D depth. Kind of wispy, ethereal threads through the layers. is that even possible?
So very welcome 😁 I'm just glad the content helps 😁 I would never say no to trying new things but I'm not sure when I would get round to trying it 😁😁 I will try and fit it into my list 🥰
This is such a creative idea. Love it!
Thank you! 😊
I love those hearts! That design, and the color, is really cool!
Thanks Lisa 😊 🫂
Amazing 😮 I am so blown away!! What will you discover next?!?! 💕
Thanks Kelly 🥰🫂
Daniel, I adore your videos. You do all work for us, and we go on from there❤ Thank you again for sharing your talent 🧡
Thanks Michelle 😊
Superb. Love it…can’t wait to give it a go. Thanks for the amazing inspirations!
Thanks as always Susan 🥰
You have the most creative ideas with resin I have ever seen!
Thanks Gail 😊 🫂
Wow, very nice tutorial. The heart stunning ❤. Always a pleasure to see what you have developed next ❤
Thanks so much Maddie 🙏 I think this one is going places! 😍🤩
Thank you for video ❤
You're welcome 😊
You sir, are a wizard!
Thank you 😊 🙏
The possibilities are (terrifyingly) endless with this technique, love it! 🧡
100%! Literally any design! 🤩
Bravissimo!! Un lavoro certosino!
E grazie per le favolose idee che ci hai dato! ❤
Thank you 😊 🙏
OOOH, Daniel! BRILLIANT! 😘💕👍 I enjoy the "detail work" myself, as it's...therapeutic, as you say. 😊 For me, it's calming to the brain. LOVE the effects the embossing and black filled-in areas, gives. Reverse bas relief? *GORGEOUS!*
Posted too soon. Didn't realize there was a "but, wait, there's more!". 😅 MORE brilliant idea! That resin clay is *massively* handy!
Thanks so much 😁 🙏
BRILLIANT AS EVER ❤❤❤❤
Thanks Tammy 😊 🫂
Hi Daniel. Another very cool idea! When you were showing your swipe and wipe examples at the beginning, I had a thought... I do leathercraft and the need to get color into your inset areas seems similar to when I need to color carving or engraving on leather. To do this on leather, you use what's called a "resist". It's typically an acrylic topcoat of some kind. You apply a couple coats, let it dry, and the apply antique stain. It will only stay in the carved / recessed areas and the excess just wipes off. So, for example, I recently made blue marble-dyed leather with gold colored carving this way. I wonder if you could do something similar to fill those recessed areas in resin? It would probably depend on what colorant you were using. But, basically, you'd just need to coat the piece with something it won't stick to, blob on your color, and wipe off the excess. I'm not to the point yet with resin where I'm able to try it myself, but it might be an interesting thing for you or someone to experiment with. Just seemed like such a similar task that I think a similar approach could make sense.
I use your swipe and wipe method and use different amounts of the lotion, thicker in some area,and that creates different depth. After it's all cured and cleaned th lotion off,I use clear school glue mixed with mica powders and paint the colors in,coat it with a clear sealant and flood coat. I am so thankful you showed us the swipe and wipe!
Awesome! So glad you have perfected a solution Tanya 🤩🤩
What a fantastic result and so detailed. Love it when you do these experiments.
@jpendowski7503 thank you 😊 🙏
Amazing Daniel, you are so talented 😍
Thanks so much 😁 🙏
Watching Glitz & Glamour with Michelle & Dom & she gave you a mention! Hello Dan xx
Thanks Fran 😊 It's hard to know if I'm mentioned if people aren't tagging me with an @ in their descriptions 😔
A bit like making silicone inlays, neat ideas… got my brain itching to try different things. ❤😊
Thanks Katrin 😊 🫂
This will not release from resin tho right?
@@robyncheri705it does release, just like a silicone inlay.
Wow Daniel!!! Love this.
Your attention to detail....
I'm a doll house miniature artist. I love tiny. It may be my mini mind! Lol I see everything in miniature. Maybe I was a fairy in a past life. Hahaha 😊
Thanks Mary 😊
Im thinking of using embossing plates
I add pigment colours to my gel medium, it works
Which gel are you using? You use the swipe and wipe and the resin picks up color inside a gel?
@@daniel..cooper I used golden regular gel gloss and added liquid pigments into the gel. I believe you can use most gels, then I put down my stencil and swiped and wiped. I left for 24 hrs and poured clear resin on top. The colours are quite pastel, but it works.
@cjdragonsplanet3509 Ah yes, I think maybe acrylics would work this way too if dried long enough 😊
Hey Daniel! Bear paw? Nooo it's a dog paw lol I don't do coasters and the like, but I can see the potential in jewellery making, awesome video, imaginative and creative, love it. I'll go back and have another go, I think I need to wear two pairs of gloves though, as I kept getting fingerprints on the backs of the things I made with this stuff, it's very sensitive. I wish I had more time in the day lol x
🙈🙈🙈 totally a dog paw 😂🤣
@@daniel..cooper 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Another amazing video 😍🥰
Thanks Mary 😊 🫂
Hi Daniel wow that stuff is crazy cool, very impressive stuff 👏 love how the hearts turned out, thanks for sharing ❤ xx
Thanks Michelle 😊 🫂 Yes, super awesome stuff this 😁😁😁
An experiment using basic craft paint mixed with resin? Have you done one? Results?
I asked my other fav resin artists also, you 3 have such diverse ideas
A joy to watch
Basic craft paints usually contain water, it's a risky additive at times, not many show vids on it.
Ok, that makes sense
Hmm what else can we try? Nail polish?
I love your expiraments
Be still my heart! Just amazing. I have to get to get this magic stuff!.
Thanks Gina 😊
Great video, the stuff your using is a thermoplastic also sold under the brand name Polymorph, it is really quite cheap on eBay 500gm for £17, the idea your showing here will be useful for those with a 3D printer(like me 😁), they can make custom stencils because generally the layer that adheres to the print bed is super smooth ideal for pressing into the Polymorph, THANK YOU 🤩
Amazing Daniel! Thank you for sharing!❤
Thank you 😊 Very welcome 😊
Bears are mammals & have 5 fingers & toes on their paws 🐻
Oops 🙈😂🤣 I don't mind being laughed at here 😂🤣 How funny 😂😂😂😂 My bad 🤣🤣🤣
@@daniel..cooper maybe the bear lost a toe 😵💫🐻🥳
Love this affect!!
Thanks Suzanne 😊 The 3D with the colors really pops 🥰
I so love all your ideas.
Thanks so much Kim 🙏 🫂
Please experiment with silicone stamps on this reusable clay. Thanks.
I did in my mold video 😁 Works great 😁
If you brush mica on the stencil you will get your colour
I explain the difference in the video 😁
Huh... Interesting ideas! Maybe if you keep a mini stainless steel rolling pin around and put it in the hot water with the plastic stuff, you could work on getting the sheet more perfectly flat without needing to rush as much? 🤔
Personally, I think it might actually be easier to use that colored UV resin that you did that textured, stringy look with to work with the stencils (pull up the stencil and then cure and leave as-is or add color on top) but this stuff would definitely be best with the molds for inlays. 😉👍
Amazing!!! What about using resin with dot of clear glue?? It can be colored.
It may work but it's super sticky 🙃
EPIC!❤❤❤
Thanks so much 😁🥰
Wow this is amazing and so beautiful!! After you finish the heart how do you attach the pinch bail? Ty!
Thanks 😊 I just drill from the back using my hand drill then pinch the bail prongs into the holes 😁 I have shown in some vids in my Jewelry making playlist if that helps 🥰
@@daniel..cooper yes helps a lot, thank you. I will look at the other vids.
All I wanted was to read the name of the product you were using in the description and I couldn't because it kept skipping around and wouldn't let me read it.
It's called Oyumaru 😁
Bonsoir Daniel je me souviens très bien de la viseo dont tu parles et j avais trouvé cela très beau sans couleur on aurait dit du cristal🌸🌸🌸🌸allez je vais aller voir ce que tu nous mijotes aujourd hui….à bientôt
Thanks Chantal 😊 Yes, that technique is great.... but this is better and can also be kept clear just like the Swipe and Wipe, no waste products though 😁
Sorry i'm not speak English.
Algún curso presencial en Monterrey San Nicolás gracias
This is cool. ❤❤❤. Where did you get that big bail? Is it in your Amazon shop?
Thanks, adding links now 😁 1min
Great vid as always.
Was there a reason you didn't leave the stencil on the mold so you could colour different parts in different colours?
No reason at all 😁 Just showing the way that I had already tried, more to come 😁😁
Was I too fast thinking that, did I just destroy your next episode? 😔 Sawwee.
Have you tried the alcohol inks or liquid resin dyes OR😲 food coloring? It was just a thought, when I heard you mentioned not being able to color the lotion..
Yes, sadly the colors do not transfer 😔
How is that stuff you're using different please ? as It looks exactly like thermoplastic. I've been using that as mould material for years but i find it cools very quickly and I gave up. It was too annoying trying to get details or large shapes and if you have a big lump melting it all down to reuse took ages. You have to pick the melted later off so the stuff underneath gets hot.
This Oyumaru is softer than normal thermoplastics and resin cannot bond to it 😁
Interesting Daniel. Would ordinary shampoo work just as well? (Or too ‘gloopy’?)
Yes, that would be too gloopy 😔
Hi what is the resin bar that was mentioned is it something I can make and if so how thank you
Links are in the description box below 😁
I want the ummm darn it, the products with the resin sticks
Is there a link i missed?
In the description box below 😁
does it come out of the cured resin ok when you use it like an inlay?
It will do if done correctly 😁 Will try in another update vid and show 😁😁
What is the stuff you are using to make the medium That changed the resin art forever. I can’t tell since the package is in Japanese.
Hi, I did mention that all product links are in the description below 😁
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🥰🥰
Hi Daniel is your resin clay the same thing as polymorph?
This is much softer 😁
Question: Could you lay the hot Oyumaru on top of a silicone stencil and roll flat, cool and peel off?
Worth a try 😁 I think it would work
And now, where do you buy it. I don’t see it on Let;s Resin nor amazon. It’s silicone clay or putty? How can I learn more about these different silicone products in comparison and what they are used for? Do you have any training about different silicones and how you use them?
Check the links in the description below 😁
Im not following this…are you making the heart with the iv resin putty then pushing it on a stencil?
Are you skipping through? It's all explained 😁
Can you give me a link..I looked in the description box..maybe I'm looking wrong.
Links are further down in the description box 😁
Link for the purple uv lamp isn’t working 😢
It may have sold out 😔 Did you try the Teal?
Isn’t it a dog paw? I guess it could be just about any paw that you want 😂
Yes 😂 totally a dog paw 😂🤣🙈
For some reason Amazon won’t deliver the stencils
to Ireland. 😞🤔
❤🤩
Thanks as always 😊
What are you using that can be used as a mold to put colors on?
Oyumaru 😁
@@daniel..cooper I don't know what that is!!!?
I found it ty
Oops they will if I go through The Let’s Resin store, but not through your link.
Could you use hot glue instead of the resin clay,
I haven't tried yet, sorry
Following on from another comment I made a while ago, I can’t seem to find the resin clay you use in your videos. Definitely nothing to buy in Australia so went through all the links you’ve provided. I’m sorry I just cannot find the brand that you use. Can you please help at all, like supplying the translated name of the pack that you get? I live in regional Queensland Australia so finding anything at all is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. I’ve tried Amazon Australia but you can only get modelling clay to bake.
I’d appreciate any advice at all
Thanking you in advance
Kym
Hi Kym, trybsearching for Oyumaru 😁
@@daniel..cooper thank you Daniel I managed to get some on Amazon Australia so I bought 2 lots lol. I really appreciate your help & love your videos
What us that stuff? Im in the US so also if its called something else that would be helpful. Also what is it similar to for reference?
I enjoy your creativity ❤
Thanks 😊 All links below the vid, it's called Oyumaru 😁
@@daniel..cooper ahhh ok lol
I was wondering if this stuff is food safe (chocolates!!!) and then it occurred to me that DIY mouthguards/gumshields use a similar plasticky stuff you soften in v hot water and then they go in mouths all night (so have to be safe, right?!).
I don’t know the cost difference with the Japanese stuff but the dental stuff is all white and very easily get-hold-of-able. Any use to you…?
Yes, I have some of that already 😁
FUN!!!
Thanks 😊
Daniel, could one use a glue gun to make a design? Or would the resin permanently stick to the resin as it cures?
And I meant instead of this molding resin clay stuff that I don't have at the moment?
Also could one use a silicone caulk?
Also, this is THE most gorgeous of all your gorgeous creations. I'm partial to brocade and floral and damask patterns. This piece is that vibe, but with a modern feel.
Thanks so much 😁 As for Glue, I cannot say, I haven't tried this, I'm certain others may have though 😁
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I have a question for you, Daniel, but not related to this particular video. Have you ever or can you pour and cure UV resin in layers ?
Yes, most people do but you need to be careful of fresh layers working down the sides of the mold as uv resin shrinks whilst curing.
Every time you put a new video up, my bank account cries for mercy!! It’s a great problem for my bank, but it’s all your fault!! 😂😂😂 👍🏻👍🏻
🙈🙈🙈 it's great to have options though 😁 You may not need it now but eventually, it will come in handy 😁
I feel ya!
Same 😂❤😊
My bank a/c as well. But Daniel’s brilliant ideas just scream to be tried
Same here since day 1!!!
Mate.All of your videos are epic