17. Making Crackle-Effect Resin Coasters - Puddle Pour
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2021
- Today I’m experimenting with layering different types of colorants to make these beautiful crackle-effect coasters!
Resin: Naked Fusion nakedfusionresin.com/our-resin/
Armor Art Blue (use code TIFTENART for a discount): www.bearwood.com/sub-cat-pigm...
Just Resin Magic Blue: artisttilldeath.com/shop/ols/...
Unicone 24K Gold Mica: www.amazon.com/dp/B08X65FLZ8
Jewelescent Pearl White Mica: www.amazon.com/dp/B07ML4ZCKP - Навчання та стиль
They are sooo beautiful. Thank you for this very good tutorial.
Very Cool
That gold is unreal, never seen one like it 😍. Much nicer than the yellow type as you've said. They've turned out lovely, I'm glad it worked this time for you👍.
All are so pretty lots of crackles! ❤❤
Julie is the best and she’s so funny. You’re doing great btw.
You can get La Rez in the USA from Laura’s Art Corner 😊
Laura’s art corner.
They came out great!!!
Many thanks. Love the outcome!
Beautiful 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Gorgeous
Very pretty❤❤❤❤❤ reminds me of a geode crackling effect.
Soooo pretty!!!
Beautiful.
Lovely outcome
Julie is so talented and so funny. Yours came out great!
I would highly recommended stone coat resin for larger objects. It's my go to when I need something that will get rock hard. Love their products!
The resins I use all get rock hard - Naked Fusion and Unicone. I haven’t tried Stone Coat although I’ve heard good things!
Absolutely gorgeous great job.
Thank you! 😊
they are beautiful personally i would do a blue top coat to fill that centre but it is gorgeous as is thank for your instruction it was really helpful many thank
These are wonderful! I love them!! ❤️💕❤️. I watch Julie at Pouring Your Heart Out, too. I agree with the "over-easy eggs" comment. LOL. I love Le Rez products and get mine from Laura Usher at Laura's Art Corner as I'm in the USA, too. She is a delightful lady and always ships on time. Maybe you dogs are pouting. Mine do! LOL. They are cuties!
Julie uses my ( Le'rez) bright gold but your gold is lovely too. Beautiful effects. Love both sides. These are truly spectacular 🤗🤗🤗
Thanks!
You probably already know this, but Le Rez pigments are available through Laura’s Art Corner. And you’re right; Le Rez has stopped shipping to the US. Laura’s Art Corner does not carry Le Rez glitter.
Look at Petra Gebracht's videos for a discount code for Laura's art corner.
You can get let really from Laura's Corner
Laura’s art corner has US Le Rez products.
i admire you so much.I wish if i cld create lk u
Keep working at it! I didn't start out good (and I make a lot of mistakes I don't put on UA-cam LOL).
Love these! Can you film a time-lapse next time over the first 30mins-1h or something
Laura's art corner ...i wish I knew how to do links ... loved this video
Thank you
You’re welcome!
Thank you for the video. I’ve tried a few times with little success. Should I be leaving my resin to get to a certain temp before starting? Assume a thinner resin is better? Thanks
Hi Tina! There are a few things I can think of why it’s not working.
1. Your resin is too thin or too thick. Thin resin just lets everything fall straight to the bottom. Thick resin doesn’t let anything fall deep enough to get crackles.
2. Your resin sat too long or cures too fast. You need to use a resin that cures slowly enough to let the color fall through the clear.
3. Your pigments aren’t heavy enough. Make sure you’re using enough colorant to make them very opaque.
4. Your room is too cold. Cold resin doesn’t move as much while it cures.
5. Your room is too hot. Hot resin cures too fast and doesn’t give enough time for the movement to happen.
I would try a simpler version of this, with just clear and mica. I did a tutorial here: ua-cam.com/video/YpGfVwt9glQ/v-deo.html
Try that and see how it works. If you still don’t get crackling, then I would say to try a different resin. Either Naked Fusion or MAS Art Pro, and make sure your room is 72-75 degrees while you’re working and the resin is curing. I don’t ever warm my resin up first, either. It’s always room temp. So the temperature of your room will make a difference.
Thanks for your inspiring video! I was wondering what exactly causes the crackels.
Glad it was helpful!
Love these! What would you say the viscosity is of the Naked Fusion resin you used? I looked on their website but couldn’t find an answer. Thank you 😊
I’d say a medium viscosity.
I tried this and failed my epoxy had hardened before I got to the second layer pour :( im in the uk 🇬🇧 so not sure which resin I should use. The work time for the one I use is 30-40 mins xx
I use Naked Fusion, which has about a 45 minute work time. If you find yourself running out of time, try just making one coaster to practice. It takes less time to mix and pour all the steps, and you use less resin so if you mess up, it's not as much of a waste.
Can bottom transparent layer of coaster be clear? Then followed by layers of mica colored resin
Yep! As long as it’s transparent, it will work.
Wow so cool where do you buy the moulds from and the resin paste if you don't mind answering
Hi Scott! There is a list of everything I use with links in the description. The molds are Let’s Resin geode coaster molds I got on Amazon.
@@TiftenStudio thank you I'll take a look I'm trying out different effects with resin to and this has inspired me to create more
If I don’t have pigment paste can I substitute mica powder
This works best if you use different types of colorants. I wouldn’t use more than two mica powders.
Beautiful outcome 😍whats the pot life of the resin used ?
Work time is about 30-40 minutes depending on temperature.
@@TiftenStudio thanks so much ❤️
Julie, what kind of resin you use? With high or low viscosity?
My name is Tiffani ☺️. I use Naked Fusion, which is a medium viscosity with a 30 minute work time.
@@TiftenStudio Oppssss I am sorry!:)
No worries!
If u know someone in Australia, just get that company to ship to them & give them the money to ship to them to the US
I actually found them at Artist Til Death in the US!
I tried 3 times and I didn't get any crackles. sighhhhh 😑
Every resin is different, and the timing makes a huge difference. Keep practicing!
Thanks for this! I have seen a couple other videos on this. I very much appreciate the links to the specific products you use. Speaking of which, you can get the La Rez pigments (at least some of them) from a US dealer - laurasartcorner.net. Thanks again!