Making A Flower Resin Tray

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  • čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
  • This has been sold but I wanted to upload it as a reminder for myself of what I'd made. Just a little short video of the process. I might use it for inspiration in the future.
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Komentáře • 7

  • @Punchinelli
    @Punchinelli Před 3 lety

    This is rad

  • @Green-rp6br
    @Green-rp6br Před 2 lety

    Make sure you don’t get resin sickness, always wear a mask and use a ventilator

    • @FindingYourSerenity
      @FindingYourSerenity  Před 2 lety

      Do you have any more information on 'resin sickness'? I use epoxy resin and have only read that it is necessary to use good ventilation (which I do) and wear gloves. I once used a different type of resin that had strong-smelling fumes and it was advised to wear a mask but for epoxy, I have not read this anywhere. Thanks.

    • @FindingYourSerenity
      @FindingYourSerenity  Před 2 lety

      I just looked up the safety data sheet and still nothing about inhalation.

  • @Punchinelli
    @Punchinelli Před 3 lety

    Did you get any bubbles in the resin? How do you keep the small items from moving when you are pouring the resin?

    • @FindingYourSerenity
      @FindingYourSerenity  Před 3 lety +1

      In this particular tray there were a few bubbles but not too many. That seems to be the biggest problem I have had from using it, and what others have so I've read. I made this one last year after experimenting with various methods to get the bubbles out or prevent them. I now have a hot air gun and it seems to do just the trick. Honestly, to keep the items from moving, I had used match sticks to poke them back into place! I make coasters as well and what I tend to do now is pour a thin layer of resin in the bottom, put the items in and leave for a few mins so it starts to set, and then make up some more resin and put on top. They don't move at all anymore.

    • @Punchinelli
      @Punchinelli Před 3 lety

      @@FindingYourSerenity thanks!!! I'm going to make a few things with resin. Been wanting to try it for a few years