Resin on polymer clay - tips and tricks
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- In this video I share my tips and tricks on how I resin my jewellery.
Materials:
UK amazon
UV resin:
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Silver findings and chains: www.ebay.co.uk...
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3 minutes in and 2 great tips to ease my frustration ~ Thank you!
Thank you for watching, I'm so glad this helped you ☺
Love your resin technique. I also leave my baked clay on my tiles to resin. I also use a commercial two sided tape to hold pieces in place. This reminds me of Faux giraffe fur. Thanks for sharing your talent.
Thank you for watching, I appreciate your support :D
Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful sets of jewelry. Thank you for sharing these with us!👍🧡😊
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Wow why are these not showing up on my time line. 😢
Time to watch this finally, lol I love these, beautiful. Tfs hugs across the pond.
HI Karen, check that you have clicked the notification bell to make sure youre told when I upload a video 🛎 Thanks for watching 🙂
Fabulous and detailed. Thanks so much.
Great tutorial love the findings too Sarah ❤
What a helpful video and your pieces are simply lovely! What kind of drill do you use?
Lovely
Thank you 🥰
Thank you this was so helpful
You're very welcome. Thanks for watching 😁
Very nice! Thank you 😊👍
What is the voltage on your lamp?
Does coating polymer clay with resin necessary for jewelry making ,can we skip this step
Yes, you can skip this step. You can sand and buff for a nice finish or just leave it matt. Its a personal preference. I like the shine it gives but also as I mostly make my pieces quite thin, using resin makes them stronger. I realise that not everyone likes to use resin. If I make a nice chunky piece, I would sand and buff to get that nice shine. Its just a lot more work, which when you're making lots and lots can be quite time consuming. But yes, it's totally your choice 👍😉
Thank you for all the great information could you please tell me the name of the resin you use I am in the US and the Amazon link doesn’t work
Hiya Tracy, this is the link to the resin I use. I'm not sure if it's available in the US though x
Do u resin the sides?
Hi. Just to warn u, that the uv lamp is bad for your eyes.
Use dark sun glasses to protect your eye.
How do you finish off the edges to get the shine thanks
On very thin pieces like these ones, I just resin the front and back and I don't do anything with the side. If I was to make a piece that is much thicker, I wouldn't use resin, but I would sand to a very fine grit on all faces and sides and then finish with my buffing wheel to create a lovely shine. I know its been a while since I made a video but I will make one soon to explain this better. 😉
Thank you
Does the front get funny when you put in uv oven when doing back?
Hiya, no the front won't be affected when flipping to do the back side, as long as the front is fully cured and there is no spillage. 😃👍
Lovely video, however, the links don't work
Correction, ebay works but not Amazon
Be careful with the resin is very toxic, but it is odorless... We think is inofensive, but it is not. Take care
Thank you Mona. I know it can be an irritant for the skin. Thankfully, it doesn't affect me. But I am careful not to touch it until its cured and I always wash my hands afterwards. It's better to wear gloves to be on the safe side but I've never had a reaction so I just try to minimalise the skin contact as much as possible 😁