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Gorgeous. So elegant!

Absolutely beautiful !

WOW! WOW! 😊. Love it!

Amazingly beautiful!

Very very beautiful 🤩

Absolutely beautiful ❤️

Beautiful!

Spectacular.

Your work is so beautiful

Stunning!

Stunning!

Thanks for the "hint" what a great idea!!

Gorgeous 💜

That's amazing 🤩🤩

Beautiful 😍 🤩

Gorgeous!!!

😍😍😍wow! Magic

Beautiful😊

Gorgeous

Gorgeous

You are amazing

Beautiful

It is beautiful

I love this one! Very nice. Also I think I learned what I have been doing wrong from this video. I think I have been piping my lines to thin. It blooms but not very much. Thank you for all of your videos and for making so many great molds as well. I have a few that I got from your eBay store and have lots more favorited that I want to get eventually. I really love the coaster molds with turtles and sea creatures around the edge.

Amazing.

Amazing x

Beautiful. Makes me think of a black and white photograph. I love all your work and the occasional happy little accidents. Your exuberance is infectious. Thank you for sharing.

I Love it

Wow wow wow that’s one of the best I’ve watched …I love your vids your very good at letting us know if it’s gone wrong, then here’s how you do it right, Brilliant I will be making one of these going to buy the mould will see… but thanks for your demos there awesome 👏 xx 😊

TOO FUNNY, I HAVE A NEW PUPPY, AND MY ARM LOOKS JUST LIKE YOURS. This piece bloomed amazingly Thanks for sharing

Gorgeous! Would love to see this in sunshine to see it shimmer and sparkle!

OMG, that's absolutely perfect! You couldn't have done better. That is a brilliant fix! if the resin blooms inward, then sucking from the middle is brilliant. Question: If you were going to swirl, then why did you need to suck it all in? Would it have just been streaky? One more question: Why don't you just fill and tilt to distribute the black background instead of trying to spread it? Seems the coverage would be better if you tilted. And thank you so much for showing us how to clean things like syringes. I have needle tipped applicators and I needed to know how to clean them. Save all you can and save the planet!

Oh my… no words, it’s so beautiful 😮😮😮😮😮😮

This is the most beautiful bloom I’ve ever seen! And I watch a lot of videos!

❤wow!

Beautiful 🥰🥰❤️❤️! Thank you Julie❤️

Absolutely gorgeous ❤❤❤❤ Breathtaking. The colors are just beautiful, I love it.

It almost looks like a dandelion . Love it it's gorgeous

It doesn't need fixing its beautiful ❤

I love all your work! I’ve learned so much from you, can’t thank you enough for sharing your talent with the world! All the way to our little Oak Island, North Carolina USA!

Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!!!

Oh my goodness 🎉 That is so beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

Julie, this is STUNNING😮🥰

I think this is my favorite. I'm loving the silver and black.

This is beautiful! Wow is all I can say!

Incredibly stunning 😍😍

Stunning! Thanks Julie 👍👏😊

That piece is gorgeous love watching your videos

This is so beautiful, thank you Jilie.

OMG that is so beautiful. Love watching your videos.

This one is absolutely amazing!!!!

Absolutely stunning! Thanks for sharing your time and talents!

Absolutely gorgeous 😍

Got my moulds from you today! Can't wait to play!!

Amazing Julie, I love this!

Absolutely stunning!!

This is beautiful. I never get bored of your blooms x

Soooo pretty. Thanks for your little tips. 😊

Hi ! I have found that vinegar is great to get resin off utensils and hands for that matter.

I love, love this one! And yes, thank you for all your tips and tricks. ❤❤

Love this one! Do you have a video of how you make your own silicone molds?

Wow, this is beautiful. Love the center!

This is so beautiful 😍

Stunning..I hope one day to be able to create something like this. I am very new to this craft and loving it .thanks for your videos❤️

I would leave it at is, the center looks really good off center...remember nature is not perfect either. It goes really good with the swirl. Great Job.!!!!

"Shut the front door", indeed! ❤❤❤ LOVE black & silver together! This is just wonderful! The bloom is PERFECT! I love the black background - beautiful effects!

Julie, this is so stunning.i plan to try this next week.

WOW

Love your work! Do you ever show us the projects that don’t turn out the way you wanted and what went wrong?

Absolutely beautiful, I have yet to use my molds from you, I'm tempted to do some blooms

This is gorgeous! New here, watching from Eastern North Carolina ❤ What exactly is this made, or used for? Decor? It's stunning!

This is simply stunning, Julie. It almost look like an antique photographic negative. Fine work... 🖤

Whoa!!!! That is be-ut-if-FUL!!!!!!

So very beautiful!

😍This is my favorite bloom ever!!! Perfection! You are amazing at what you do!!!

That is absolutely amazing, some of my favorite colors. The petals look so perfectly inline with each other. Wow you did this justice.🐾🐾🐾🐾🌟🌟🌟🌟🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🌟🌟🌟🌟🐾🐾🐾

Oh my gosh!!! Wow Julie. This is fabulously stunning. Sooo beautiful. I think you out did yourself on this one. It turned out so cool. Love it. 💕🤗💕

Beautiful! I love to watch your videos and wait for the "Shut the front door" every time! Love it!

SHUT THE FRONT DOOR! The reason the white works so well is because of the titanium oxide. There are other oxide based colorants you can find on amazon that should give you the same results.

It’s remarkable how far you have come with your blooming flowers resin projects!! Love this!

That is absolutely stunning. Love the silver on the black. Great tip with the syringe. Thankyou for sharing.x

Could you please let me know what kind of resin you use for coasters. I’ve made two sets with heat resistant resin and you can’t set a hot cup of coffee on them . I’m not sure what good coasters are if they don’t hold hot drinks.

What a perfect flower Julie. Looks so beautiful ❤️

this reminds me of the Ansel Adams black & white photography! He was my favorite photo artist as a child & this brings back so many memories of looking his work up in the magazines/encyclopias as well. thank you for sharing your journey!

Hi Julie wow this is so stunningly beautiful 😍 great job thanks for sharing ❤️ xx

Kullandığınız gri renk ürün nedir acaba? Şahane işler yapıyorsunuz, çok beğeniyorum, tebrikler👏👏👏❤️

Absolutely beautiful. The depth & texture is incredible.

Can I use mica powder instead of the metaluc silver paste?

I love how you share your problems with your pieces. I used to teach deaf children in middle school. They could be so very critical of themselves. When they would get upset about how something they did didn’t work as well as perhaps something their fellow classmates did I always told them, “Your successes come from your failures”. If you never try you’ll only fail to succeed. I feel that way about your work. Your success has come directly from your failures which means by default…..you never fail because you always try. 🤟 Keep up the good work!

Can you ease post a link to get platinum 360 resin in the US. I have done a search and can. Ot find where to buy it. Thanks

You are a 3d bloom master! It's amazing!

Wow wow wow!!! I am over the moon!!! I want to try that!!!

Lovely 3D effect.... Amazing!!!!! What is the pot life of the Resin that you are using

Gorgeous! I always share your videos & save them for myself for future instructions

This is quite amazing and gorgeous !!! I wonder how it would look if you put a Cobalt Blue as the background color ? And, yeah, I'd wash out the syringe to use it again. Maybe put the resin you took out into a small pendant mould to not waste it ? Would that work out ? Love your channel, and, I'm so close to getting all the materials needed to start doing this craft. TYSM for sharing your techniques and knowledge with us. 👍😻❣️😍

Stunning!

when you swirl and stir the colors, are you just barely skimming the resin or are you touching the stick all the way thru the resin to the mold? and how deep is the clear resin in the mold before assing color? gorgeous creations, thank you.

I, with my scientific brain, had to think about why sucking out the middle worked. Now I know why. Heat causes expansion, which is why the bloom happens, but as you notice, it happens more to the outer edges than it does in the middle. That's because epoxy can only expand so much before it's stopped by something else (another color), and in general, there is less density (with color in any form) towards the outside in a bloom technique ... so it can move more. Yes, it's still heating, but the outward pressure from the outermost parts of the mold will overwhelm exponentially to the center (since it's coming from all 360 degrees) and will compress the center to the point that it's not going to bloom. Of course, that depends on the density of what's in the center, and in this case, the center is dense. Thus, removing the pressure will allow the pigment to flow, and allow a bloom because the epoxy, while hot, has more room to move. There will still be variables as to how the center looks because it will continue to heat until it's too firm to "pull out" the pressure, and the blooms all happen as the temperature of the resin decreases, which allows it to pull together towards the center, and thus, the bloom effect. The bloom effect starts with the spreading of the colored resin with heat, and ends with the pulling of the resin back into the center as it cools, which is why it looks like a flower. I know this is very scientific, but if you know to suck out from the middle, then you inherently understand what happens. Maybe understanding the physics will help you to perfect some of your pours. Hot means "out", or expansion. Cool means "in" or contraction, which is where the flower effect happens. The denser the center (either stronger pigment or additives like glitter/beads/etc), the less likely you're going to get the desired bloom and thus, have to extract some of the bulk of the resin to create room for a bloom. That sounds complicated, but it's not if you think about it. Maybe, to get a bloom to the center, the beads/glitter/whatever needs to be added last to prevent the laws of physics to require you to suck out product?

Hello dear, love your videos and have used your techniques. I just started using resin a few days ago. I mixed up 4 ounces and made 3 coasters. I noticed I had a sore throat and a headache after using the resin. I was wondering if you use a respirator? Any problems with these chemicals for you? Thank you.💜

Hi ! I love watching your videos . I am trying my hands on making coasters with bloom but unsuccessful. Can you please guide me? Thanks