This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. I’ve got a large round that I bought to make a tabletop with. Had it a long time trying to decide what to do. After 4 years I saw your video and fell in love. My daughter did too. Your video is phenomenal. It’s what I’ve been thinking of but couldn’t quite figure it out. Thank you for the video that answered my questions so well. Your choice of colors is great. Again thank you.
Hi Kriss. This piece is stunning and your video is the best I've seen. I have a few questions please. How long does it take the resin to completely cure? Is the Lazy Susan then protected from damage, or would the finish be marred by something sharp, say if someone decided to cut food on it? And finally, is your Pouring Medium recipe just equally divided into your squeezy paint containers? Thanks so much.
Kilsher Dany thank you! The resin is completely heat resistant in 30 days. You would not be able to cut on it without leaving marks. I mix my paints 1 part paint to 2-3 parts medium. 😊
What a beautiful piece! I have one question. I haven't used resin yet but everything I have read/watched stresses that you must completely clean your paint surface to remove any trace of silicone before you pour your resin. You mentioned the few spots on the canvas that the WD-40 had touched the canvas and I'm sure there is a little residue from it in the paint on the canvas...did you have to clean it to remove the WD-40/silicone before the resin pour?
Renee Sechrist yes, I always clean my surface before finishing. I generally spritz Windex and then wipe off with paper towels and repeat. Then let dry for about 10 minutes and you should be ready to apply resin.
Wow Kriss, this is such beautiful work also very intricate. I'm a newcomer to your channel and now a subscriber, I've seen many do acrylic pour but what you do is so much more and really, just beautiful, very elegant, awesome colors. Can't wait to see more 😊❤️🌹
you know if pour your resin over your you paint pour first then do your Stencil and a pour over the stencil you get more of a 3D effect you can do this with several layers don't go with thick layer thine to medium work best
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Plus extra thanks for the resin safety tips. Smart!
Mic Kline thank you!
This is absolutely beautiful! You are very thorough. Good teacher.
TJ Busby thank you so much! 💜
That is so beautiful! You packed so much good useful info into this video. Thank you...
Deborah Rech thank you! You’re welcome!
I clicked on this bc of the mandala. And now I’m loving it before the mandala!! Seriously. In love.
Amanda Prewitt thank you!
Gorgeous and creative!
Thank you!
Beautiful. You did an outstanding job explaining all of the steps to make this. Thank you.
Roxi Cole thank you!!
Oh my goodness. The colors you choose are perfect
Sylk Buttafly thank you!
Oh my goodness. Love this. Thank you for all your tips.
umengine3 thank you!
Simply gorgeous
Pour Designs Studio thank you!!
Gorgeous! You are an awesome teacher! Thanks so much.
Aww, thank you so much Sue! 💜
I love it. The resin sure gives it a 4D effect with all the blues down below.
Denice Delmue thank you! Yes the resin really adds dimension.
Wow!! Beautiful
Cathi FAM Journey thank you!
So very nice!!❤❤❤
@@Nikoletta551000 thank you!
You are a good teacher, thank you.
Jamie H. Thank you so much!
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. I’ve got a large round that I bought to make a tabletop with. Had it a long time trying to decide what to do. After 4 years I saw your video and fell in love. My daughter did too. Your video is phenomenal. It’s what I’ve been thinking of but couldn’t quite figure it out. Thank you for the video that answered my questions so well. Your choice of colors is great. Again thank you.
Christy Hinkley thank you so much! 💜
Stunning thank you for sharing 💕
Christa Lawhun thank you!
So Beautiful
Thank you!
Wow!! This is gorgeous. I’m a newbie and hesitant about using a torch. Would a blow dry work as well? Or a heat gun? Thanks
Yes, a heat gun will work, a blow dryer isn’t hot enough Dori.
Stunning
Donna Murphy thank you!
Very, very pretty!!
Estelle Goodnight thank you!
New subscriber. This is absolutely breathtaking. What a talent to have, I’m In ore... WoW
Moomyself&I thank you so much!
Beautiful!!!
Kimberly Lorraine Bradford thank you!
Love it, almost looks as if it has a faint glow
Benicia Andrews thank you!
Love, love love it!!!!!
maplestoryftw12 thank you!
Sooo pretty
Pamela Novotny thank you!
New to stencils. You let the paint dry first before pulling stencil off, right? And my goodness this is just gorgeous!!
Thank you! I usually carefully pull it off once I have stenciled it.
Beautiful-I love this 😍
Kristin Ballard thank you!
Hi Kriss. This piece is stunning and your video is the best I've seen. I have a few questions please. How long does it take the resin to completely cure? Is the Lazy Susan then protected from damage, or would the finish be marred by something sharp, say if someone decided to cut food on it? And finally, is your Pouring Medium recipe just equally divided into your squeezy paint containers? Thanks so much.
Kilsher Dany thank you! The resin is completely heat resistant in 30 days. You would not be able to cut on it without leaving marks. I mix my paints 1 part paint to 2-3 parts medium. 😊
@@liquidartebykriss550 Brilliant. Thanks so much for the reply. Love your work.
Fabulous!
Louise Hord thank you!
What a beautiful piece! I have one question. I haven't used resin yet but everything I have read/watched stresses that you must completely clean your paint surface to remove any trace of silicone before you pour your resin. You mentioned the few spots on the canvas that the WD-40 had touched the canvas and I'm sure there is a little residue from it in the paint on the canvas...did you have to clean it to remove the WD-40/silicone before the resin pour?
Renee Sechrist yes, I always clean my surface before finishing. I generally spritz Windex and then wipe off with paper towels and repeat. Then let dry for about 10 minutes and you should be ready to apply resin.
It is beautiful
Thanks Jeanette!! 💜
Wow Kriss, this is such beautiful work also very intricate. I'm a newcomer to your channel and now a subscriber, I've seen many do acrylic pour but what you do is so much more and really, just beautiful, very elegant, awesome colors. Can't wait to see more 😊❤️🌹
Judith F how incredibly kind, thank you so much! 💜
@@liquidartebykriss550 it's very true everything i said 😊
Love this
Stormi Cynder thank you!
J'aime beaucoup,
I like it so much, thank you
FRANCOISE CONQUY merci!
Could you use a gold spray paint over the stencil instead of using the brush to paint it on??
MVKidPlay possibly, but it would be much harder to clean spray paint from your stencil.
💓💓💓this!!
t ladd thank you!
Exquisite!! 💕❤💕
Kathleen Muhlenkamp thank you! 💜
Ok, you can admit it, like me, you were all straining to see over & behind the stencil as Kriss was pulling it off (& she thinks she's impatient)! 😂😂
Alexandra B 😂
Beautiful lazy susan.
Monica Tia Moni Arts thanks so much!
How much + shipping. LOL It is beautiful.
Jean Britton this one is sold, but I would love to create something for you! 💜 You can contact me at liquidarte@outlook.com
you know if pour your resin over your you paint pour first then do your Stencil and a pour over the stencil you get more of a 3D effect you can do this with several layers don't go with thick layer thine to medium work best
cpr58 that would be a cool effect, thanks!
I am in Iowa tooo I am in NE Iowa, where are you?
Pamela Novotny I’m in Indianola 💜
MA...GNI...FIQUE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Claudine Riduet merci beau coupe!