Love this! Green is not normally my favorite color but you have inspired me to go way outside my comfort zone! Emerald green could become my new challenge. Thank you for sharing your talent.
This is stunning, STU-NNING . I imagine this would even win over all the non green lovers … I’m definitely stealing this idea from you, I hope that’s ok 💚🤎💛
Just getting into resin work and this is one of the most beautiful I've seen. Can I ask how you clean up the resin from your measuring cups etc once you're done? Thanks!
Hi, what you do is great ! If I make/create a plate that I don't like, can I modify it ?How can I modify a resin plate ? = put it in the microwave to melt it? In hot water? Or with a paint stripper? Thank you so much.
Super beau Dommage qu’il n’y y’a pas de sous-titres en français 😏 Question, à la fin le stylo or que tu mets , c’est quelle marque ? Ou le trouver en France ? Merci beaucoup 🙏😘
Kathy, this tray turned out gorgeous. I've been watching lots of videos and I am wondering why not just put a heavy first coat of clear resin down and then just put the colored resin and glitters down once in the second coat. It just seems to me that a lot of the work gets covered with a second coat of the colors. I haven't done my first pour yet, but I keep wondering about this. Thanks so much.
Hi Barbara and thank you! For this piece, I wasn't planning on a second layer. But I prefer it to the first layer. I wasn't happy with that one, and that's why I added it. A lot of the work can get covered, but not if you use a lot of clear resin and control it well. I did a giant flower with a mold and the 1st layer or two is just a solid color to build up a nice base. The deeper the mold, you really should fill it up with resin, or your finished piece might be too flimsy. So many times with molds this large, multiple layers are necessary. I hope that helps! Thanks so much for watching 💗
Oh my gosh I LOVE this!! I was wondering since you do 2 layers, do you divide the 13 oz in half for the top and bottom layer and then divide the 6.5 oz up to mix all of the colors? Thanx sooooo much!
Hi : Stunning tray .quick question concerning the gold marker contouring the tray . Is that a permanent marker ? Is it better then using the mica powder , easier to unmould . Do you have a beginner video where you show what we need to buy to start making the trays ? Thank you ☀️
Thank you for watching! That is a gold metallic marker. I list all the products I use in every video in the videos' description. I feel like this is a beginner video on trays??? what else are you curious about? I just did another video that may help: ua-cam.com/video/vW6YoailqYI/v-deo.html
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO Good Morning: I’m interested in starting to make trays & coasters . I just don’t know where to start 🙈 A real beginner & I love your work .
Hi! Thank you for watching!! Yes I do wait, I also try a few other things... here is a video of some more tips of how I keep colors separate =) ua-cam.com/video/7Nma7Fmlais/v-deo.html
These colors 😍😍😍 I just made a tray. It’s been about 24 hours and it seems a little ‘bendy’ but feels try on the surface. Is it okay to demold or should I leave it?
Hi! I responded yesterday but for some reason it didn't post!! With deeper, larger pieces I do demold after 24 hours, but allow it to sit on a flat surface for another week to harden up
How do you know how much resin/epoxy to use and how much of the colors and glitter to put into the resin...what should the consistency be like?...Thank you!
Hi Cindy!! And thank you for your patronage!! I pretty much eye ball it. But I try to keep the pigments under a 10% to resin consistnecy. You don't need a lot of pigment. The more you add, the more your resin will thicken up and become sludgy. Now, I do like that sometimes for my glitter as I want it to stay in place more. So the glitter I tend to add more than that 10% ratio. I hope that helps and makes sense!!
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO Thank you...that does help but how do you know how much total resin to use for the tray...do you eyeball that two or do you calculate ounces somehow.?...
@@cnbowles1 This mold takes about 12.5-13ounces. I know that a flat, 12x12 board takes 5 oz of resin. I double that for a mold and then if the mold is larger than that 12x12 size, I add ounces on for that. I try to share how much I use for each mold. I have added this info to the description of this mold in my store, thank you, Cindy!!!
It depends on the resin you use. I used TotalBoat and demolded this after a day and a half. I then still let it lay flat for 2 more days. Resin is typically hard to the touch after 24, but still cures for a few more days, even weeks
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Lovely tray. beautiful colors too.
The green and gold is very pretty.
Thank you!! I appreciate all your kind comments 😍❤️
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO you’re welcome :).
Stunning colors
I love it also. Eye Candy. You are a consummate artist.
Thank you so much 😊
Stunning!
Thank you 😊
Gorgeous
Beautiful! I would pay A LOT for this! Honestly rivals the ones sold for 100s in stores. You are so incredibly gifted. 😍
Gorgeous!
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful
Soooo beautiful
Thank you 😊 Twiggy is my nickname 💗💗💗
So excited I just bought this!!
Love the art
Thank you 😊
Very good and incredible work
Thank you so much 😀
This tray is incredibly beautiful! The colors go so perfect together!
Thank you!
Best video EVER!!!! So thorough & informative. Tray is Gorgeous!!!!
I am so glad you liked it 😊 thank you ❤
Katharine, this tray is so elegant and just plain fabulous!!!
Thank you so much, Lee ❤
Wow😍😍😍
Thank you =)
Wow, very elegant. I’m not a green person unless it’s an emerald green, and boy is this elegant looking. Love the depth you achieved. ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much,Laura =)
I am so not a green person but this is stunning. Beautiful effects :)
Thank you so much!
Absolutely again and again that I’ve watched it...
love it! Very beautiful! Very talented!
Thank you so much, Marci 😀
Beautiful explanation 👌
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So beautiful!
The tray is beautiful and love the name Luna blue!!
Thank you =)
It is absolutely stunning and an excellent instructional video.
Thank you 😊
Gorgeous try I love these colors together!!
Very pretty!
Love this! Green is not normally my favorite color but you have inspired me to go way outside my comfort zone! Emerald green could become my new challenge. Thank you for sharing your talent.
Go for it! I tend to be pleasantly surprised when I try things I don't normally use =)
BEAUTIFUL!
Thank you!!😍😍😍
So elegant
Thank you =)
Wow, this is so stunning😍. No surprise you want to keep it for yourself. Green and gold always look good together, especially at xmas time.
Yes!!
Greens and golds are all my favs! When I got into resin this is exactly what I had in mind. This is perfect! I would have kept it also!!
Thank you 😊
Beautiful! This is a great video.
Green is one of two of my favorite colors. This is just beautiful. Great job. Xxoo
Thank you, I dont usually go for greens but I just love how this all came together!!
Beautiful! I love the use of the baking tray.
Thank you! 😊
It's beautiful! The mold I bought came with handles & screws. I thought I was going to have to drill holes in the tray to put the handles on!
I have drilled holes too! Just depends 💞
wow gorgeous
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful!!!!
Thank you 😊
Bravo
Thank you so much
Love this tray!
Thank you! 😊
Really beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
Absolute beautiful you have inspired me.
Wow, thank you. I am so glad to hear that!
omgoodnees, that is beyond gorgeous!!
Thank you so much 💗
Absolutely gorgeous awesome love it 😍
Thanks so much 😊
This is stunning, STU-NNING . I imagine this would even win over all the non green lovers … I’m definitely stealing this idea from you, I hope that’s ok 💚🤎💛
Stunning, I love this!
Thank you, Ruth!
Bravo. So gorgeous Can't wait to get my mold
Its so fun!
Gorgeous! Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Love this piece!
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Very beautiful, thanks for sharing 🤩
beautiful! Love the color combo! Thanks for sharing :-)
🥰 thank you!
Love this colors ❤️🇩🇰
Thank you =)
Bonus! 🌙💙
Whoop Whoop 🙌
Hey, I am following you from a long time. I have learned a lot about resin and the basics from your videos. Thanks a lot.
Happy to hear that!
This tray is absolutely beautiful ! Your pigments and glitters are gorgeous ! If the shipping costs were not so high...
Hope you're doing well 🤩🤩🤩💙💙💙
If you catch one of my sales it might even out 🤗😉
Such a beautiful piece of art! I love the colors. I’m buying your pigments to recreate this beauty :)
Thank you so much 💓
Love it💗
Thank you!!
Beautiful art n craft...now friend here
Thank you so much 😊
Just getting into resin work and this is one of the most beautiful I've seen. Can I ask how you clean up the resin from your measuring cups etc once you're done? Thanks!
I wipe them out with a dry paper towel and then use a baby wipe to get any residue off the cup 😀
Hi, what you do is great ! If I make/create a plate that I don't like, can I modify it ?How can I modify a resin plate ? = put it in the microwave to melt it? In hot water? Or with a paint stripper? Thank you so much.
Super beau
Dommage qu’il n’y y’a pas de sous-titres en français 😏
Question, à la fin le stylo or que tu mets , c’est quelle marque ?
Ou le trouver en France ?
Merci beaucoup 🙏😘
Posca (c'est la marque) amazon en a !!! Le stylo utilise est pointe moyenne
Kathy, this tray turned out gorgeous. I've been watching lots of videos and I am wondering why not just put a heavy first coat of clear resin down and then just put the colored resin and glitters down once in the second coat. It just seems to me that a lot of the work gets covered with a second coat of the colors. I haven't done my first pour yet, but I keep wondering about this. Thanks so much.
Hi Barbara and thank you! For this piece, I wasn't planning on a second layer. But I prefer it to the first layer. I wasn't happy with that one, and that's why I added it. A lot of the work can get covered, but not if you use a lot of clear resin and control it well. I did a giant flower with a mold and the 1st layer or two is just a solid color to build up a nice base. The deeper the mold, you really should fill it up with resin, or your finished piece might be too flimsy. So many times with molds this large, multiple layers are necessary. I hope that helps! Thanks so much for watching 💗
It's a beautiful tray! Which golden metallic pen have you used for the edges of tray?
I use a gold pen/marker from Michaels, it is listed in the video description with a link to where you can find one 😀
Thank you soooooo much
Love the Tray ... Do u sell them !?
Yes, this one is available. Please email me at dryerdays33@gmail.com if you're interested 🥰
Glad to have found your channel, new sub here. Thanks for the in depth explaining.
Awesome, thank you!
How long did you wait before the two layers? I love the green!
Thank you!! Just wait until that first layer is stiff to the touch and not moving 😍
Beautiful piece.
Did you spray any “Mold Release” product before you began? TIA
I did not, it’s a shallow enough mold, no mold release is necessary. Just make sure the resin has cured before removal
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Such a gorgeous piece! Always inspired by your work. Thanks for putting so much time and effort into your videos. It’s appreciated! 🙂
Thank you so much, that means a lot!
Oh my gosh I LOVE this!! I was wondering since you do 2 layers, do you divide the 13 oz in half for the top and bottom layer and then divide the 6.5 oz up to mix all of the colors? Thanx sooooo much!
Yes!! It takes about 13 ounces total
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Combien de résine À + B
Que tu as mis ? Merci beaucoup 🙏😘
est-ce que les poignées sont vissées où simplement prises dans la résine ? merci pour votre réponse
How much resin did you initially prepare for pour?
Hi lovely love this where did you get your mold from pls?? I live in Australia xx
I sell them! And I do ship internationally www.dryerdaysartstudio.com/shop/p/large-tray-mold
Hi :
Stunning tray .quick question concerning the gold marker contouring the tray . Is that a permanent marker ? Is it better then using the mica powder , easier to unmould . Do you have a beginner video where you show what we need to buy to start making the trays ?
Thank you ☀️
Thank you for watching! That is a gold metallic marker. I list all the products I use in every video in the videos' description. I feel like this is a beginner video on trays??? what else are you curious about? I just did another video that may help: ua-cam.com/video/vW6YoailqYI/v-deo.html
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO Good Morning:
I’m interested in starting to make trays & coasters . I just don’t know where to start 🙈
A real beginner & I love your work .
Stunning! How many Oz of resin did you use for the tray?
About 12.5 ounces
Thank you for sharing this!!! it looks amazing :) did you wait for the resin to get thicker? mine always tend to bleed between colours :(
Hi! Thank you for watching!! Yes I do wait, I also try a few other things... here is a video of some more tips of how I keep colors separate =) ua-cam.com/video/7Nma7Fmlais/v-deo.html
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How long it takes to harden 100%? This is gorgeous I want it! Love your Chanel!
Thank you so much! I let this cure for awhile. Some resins specify that full cure can take 30 days!!
Hello, here u used metallic pigment. Do u mixed it with resin? Or u use directly?
On the edges of the mold I apply it directly, in the mold I mix it with resin
can you use a blow dryer rather than a heat gun or torch?
Blow dryers won't get hot enough to pop the bubbles and they will blow the work around so hard that you will look your compostition.
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These colors 😍😍😍 I just made a tray. It’s been about 24 hours and it seems a little ‘bendy’ but feels try on the surface. Is it okay to demold or should I leave it?
Hi! I responded yesterday but for some reason it didn't post!! With deeper, larger pieces I do demold after 24 hours, but allow it to sit on a flat surface for another week to harden up
Beautiful what brand of pen did you end up using to do the edges
I went with the michaels marker! I did link it in the description, its kinda far down near the bottom!
How do you know how much resin/epoxy to use and how much of the colors and glitter to put into the resin...what should the consistency be like?...Thank you!
Hi Cindy!! And thank you for your patronage!! I pretty much eye ball it. But I try to keep the pigments under a 10% to resin consistnecy. You don't need a lot of pigment. The more you add, the more your resin will thicken up and become sludgy. Now, I do like that sometimes for my glitter as I want it to stay in place more. So the glitter I tend to add more than that 10% ratio. I hope that helps and makes sense!!
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO Thank you...that does help but how do you know how much total resin to use for the tray...do you eyeball that two or do you calculate ounces somehow.?...
@@cnbowles1 This mold takes about 12.5-13ounces. I know that a flat, 12x12 board takes 5 oz of resin. I double that for a mold and then if the mold is larger than that 12x12 size, I add ounces on for that. I try to share how much I use for each mold. I have added this info to the description of this mold in my store, thank you, Cindy!!!
@@DryerDaysArTsTuDiO ....Thank you!!!
How long dies it take before the epoxy is totally cured where it doesn’t bend?
It depends on the resin you use. I used TotalBoat and demolded this after a day and a half. I then still let it lay flat for 2 more days. Resin is typically hard to the touch after 24, but still cures for a few more days, even weeks
is that a heat gun??
it is
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thank you!!
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Wonderful!
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😍🥰❤️This is a gorgeous tray!!! Thank you for the awesome video, very inspirational! My Instagram is @ozdzigns
Thank you! 😊
Stunning!
Thank you! 😊
Gorgeous!
Thank you 🥰❤