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Deep jewel tone colors would look amazing like this!

I was wondering if using like the pearl/mermaid micas on the smooth side would work. She said the mold was half full, so a little room for a thin layer just to hold the mica on. It would have to be flat then though.

Noooo! Bubbles on the outside! LOL Okay, I was wrong! It looks fab with the bubbles inside! That would make a great fruit tray!

Can I send a picture to you can you give me your honest advice your so good and when I look at my stuff I want to threw it away it’s hard

Her name is Julie not Gilli

I am NOT Gilli, she stole my Facebook group name

@@PouringYourHeartOut I’m confused who are you

@@PouringYourHeartOut I thought something was different I’m getting confused I been watching you long time I learned so much from you ty for that

Get well soon, Jane, so you can go home and enjoy your new mold!

I hope you get well soon xx

@@rechellethackray thank you. I had a breast reduction and because of radiation that I had with breast cancer a wound isn’t healing and I’m on a vac pump to help make the wound smaller and heal better.

so pretty love the way the colors blended into each other. Like the oval shaping l would love to see you do one with just 2 colors like teal with light purple. just gorgeous.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE it too!!

@Anne M What brand alcohol ink are you using? Some are of such poor quality that they would fade, even if you keep the objects in a black bag! I use Let's Resin alcohol inks. I can't speak to any other brand, as far as light-fastness goes. Also, the quality of resin you use can also make a huge difference. I use 3 different resins, all high quality: Platinum 360+, JDiction 3X UV-Protection, and Let's Resin (Daniel Cooper's formula). All are 2-part epoxies. All of them seem to preserve my Let's Resin alcohol ink colors. Mr. Cooper made 2 sets of cabochon using Let's Resin inks. One set he left outside in full sun (during England's hottest Summer in memory) about 12 to 16 weeks. The other set was kept in a dark pouch inside a drawer. The outdoor set hardly differs at all from the indoor set. Don't know if that helps, though? No resin, glass, acrylic, or any other reflective surface should be kept where direct sunlight can strike the surface, if only because of the risk of fire, never mind yellowing, fading, or cracking.

Wait till your resin is set more

Yes there is

There's a link to her ebay store in the description area

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