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thank you so much Louise i could not be happier with him , i went and got more colours of glitter straight away :)

thank you brad , yes lots of bright colours with more frogs :)

thank you so much

thanks so much , i totally love these frogs :)

thank you so much Patricia :)

only thing i can think of is leaving it to harden more or de-mold it a different way , i have not had that happen yet

Hi Diana. One way to relieve pressure when de-moulding is to mix a little washing up liquid into water. Pull the mould away from the piece in a few places and massage the mould. The soapy liquid will release the mould from the casting. Be careful because it will be slippery and might pop out. Rinse the piece when out in cold water and the mould as well.

thank you so much , a seahorse would be awesome , i am going to try other shapes too , i have a set of about 6 frogs now all different colours and love them all ,

@@artlessordinary Well I don't blame you your frogs look absolutely gorgeous I have large octopuss moulds that I tryed using Lets Resin chameleon flakes and it turned out gorgeous,, like colored metal I've seen people using these flakes but nearly use the whole pot,,which you don't need to use alot of,,if using sparingly,,, I use the lid of the pot and put just enough in the lid and use the soft brush that it came with ,, and they turned out perfect every time,, infact your frogs would look amazing done this way too with these flakes with a black bass,,,same with the Lets Resin brands of chameleon powders which are not as strong and vibrant as the flakes,, I have all lets resin brands glow in the dark and glitters,, I love experimenting. Have a great week happy crafting.🐙🦋🐸🐊🐢👾

@@Tiger804 sounds awesome , i didn't get the lizard one but would like to try it , the snail was hard as it was so small to get good detail , i am sure yours will looks wonderful and your amber sounds great colour , have a great weekend too and let me know how they turn out :)

@@artlessordinary I will let you know,, the snailwas a big disappointment for being too small ,but I did 4 last one I done turned out perfect the other 3 eye stalks broke in the mould,, have to get the bigger one,, but the baby snails can be used in a little diorama, too bulky for a necklace even earrings,,, but can be put in an egg with that dried moss and tiny shells that can be painted with mica and mabey leaves or a branch or two.even tryed to make clear eye stalks very fiddly.but they all looks beautiful one had purple seed beads with glow in the dark pink in the center of the purple beads its just some of the eye stalks don't know the proper name of them,,,have a great weekend, and take care.🐸🐊🐌❤

@@artlessordinary Hi unfortunate I had to throw my frog and lizard away it came out very sticky ad tacky, he looked beautiful its just the bass,, I tryed everything to save it, and hated having to get rid of the frog and lizard that I wrapped in baking foil and put in the bin,,it just wasn't going to cure,,, such a shame really he would have had black legs and toes with amber on his toes. I realy disappointed in myself,, it was hot here,so don't know what the cause was,,, as I mixed up equally. Just to let you know all gone,, washed moulds with Isopropyl alcohol and a babywipe, and then soapy water. You inspired me to try, so I'm going to try a test with uv resin,,, in old but same size mould bit curing in layers as ive a 3D printer lamp that's very powerful just to let you know what happened🐸

thank you so much for watching keith :)

thanks , if you mix the silver with the resin you get a different effect to get the real shinny metal look you need to dust the mold with it

me too, thought it was stainless steal lol

thanks so much cathy :)