Mica Powder/Alcohol Ink/Manipulation/Epoxy Tumbler 

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Awww, Thank you Mary.🥰 I deeply appreciate your words of inspiration and support ☺️💖

Thank you so much, Lorie 😊🌺🐭

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😂😂 It can be nerve-wracking, can't it? This was one I held my breath on as well.

Thank you Kari😊 This has been the best way to use this Mica powder. Other uses have not given me this vivid effect.😊🌺🐭

Thank you so much, Erica😊🌺🐭

Thank you, Pam☺️. I surprised myself. I had no idea what I was doing. But, I wasn't disappointed in the end. 😊🌺🐭

Thank you so much Jane 😊🌺🐭

Thank you so much, Lynne🥰🌺🐭

I appreciate your feed back, Lynne. This was an experiment. As someone who doesn't like to waste materials, I could see this wasn't sinking into my base coat of epoxy. So, I felt like it needed a light blending, to avoid losing my interference powder. But, I do appreciate your honest opinion.😊🐭☃️

🥰 Thank you Carri. I am biased, but I agree 😁 LOL. I just love the way it came out. Thanks for watching 😊🌺

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Thank you, Rhonda😊 Absolutely agree! The rules of art are not rules at all. Suggestions only.

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Thank you Jennifer 😊 I'm so glad you were inspired. I'm sure yours will look amazing. Don't hold back, jump right in. All my best to you. Thank you for watching and your support 😊🌺🐭

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@@sandisshedhouse4741 I enjoy your videos. You are real and we need that. Keep them coming

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Thank you so much, Your😊 Welcome to the Shed House! I'm so glad you joined me🐭🌺☺️

Thank you so much. You absolutely can and will!! Tip:. Skip the ink. It was a waste of materials that made no difference in the end result. 😊🌺🐭

Thank you 😊 I like the way you think. I'm glad you stumbled in. Hope you'll come back often🙂

Awww, thanks Lori😊 🌺

Thank you, Sharla😊. I wanted to avoid a swirl. So, I didn't want the heat to cause movement in my epoxy. But, by all means, give that a try. I'd be interested in the results.😊🌺🐭

@@sandisshedhouse4741 I think I might try it this week. I just got an order for one along these lines so it will definitely be a cool experiment.

Very cool, Sharla. I'm so glad you were inspired to try this. 😊🌺🐭

Thank you, Emily☺️

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Thank you Amanda🥰 I have some other ideas for the interference powder, but I'd love to see how you use yours. And, smart lady, save the money wherever you can😊🌺

Thank you Tricia ☺️💖

Oh, Thank you Sophia😊 I appreciate your suggestion. I knew someone would have a workable solution for me. Thanks for your support ☺️💖

You're very welcome. Again the tumbler came out beautifully 😍

Thank you so much 🥰❤️

Thank you, Tracey. Agreed 💯. 😊🌺🐭

Thank you Theresa😊. I'd love some suggestions as to how you use them, if you care to share🙂💕

@@sandisshedhouse4741 I would love to know what alcohol inks you used? Absolutely stunning tumbler & technique!! I've never seen inks like that. I have the Lets Resin powders & LOVE them. Thanks for sharing the tutorial 😁😁🥰🥰🥰

Thank you kindly, Marta😊. The inks are from Tim Holtz/Ranger. Colors are, Intrigue (pinkish) and Tranquil (blue green). Hope this helps😊🌺🐭

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Marta, you are so welcome ☺️ I appreciate your support 🌺🐭💓

Thank you Christine😊. I would love suggestions as to how this mica powder is used. I know it can be mixed with resin or alcohol. But I am open to additional application methods. Thank you for watching 😊🌺

@@sandisshedhouse4741 I know there are two kinds of mica powders that I am aware of. One is for paint pouring that is mixed with a pouring medium. The other is to be mixed with resin. But like you did here if yours is for resin then pouring it over a dark colour gets your the colour shimmer in different lights. Just make sure when you mix it in that you really mix it and ensure each bit of mica is mixed in so you don’t have a piece that doesn’t get mixed. If you mix it over white you can also get the coloured effect I think it is just a more subtle but pretty look. And also you only need a bit of mica to mix. Have fun playing

Christine, it's mind blowing, the different ways, we can use art materials. Isn't it? A little trick I picked up, mixing your mica powders in a small amount of alcohol, to make a slurry, before adding resin, helps to ensure all the mica powder is incorporated. No chunks left behind.😊. I'm definitely going to be doing more experimenting with the interference mica. 🙂🌺

@@sandisshedhouse4741 oh really. That’s a great tip thanks. I will give it a try.

Thank you, Wickedkittin☺️. I had considered it, but I didn't want it to band around the tumbler. I'm going to be playing with this method again. I appreciate your suggestion and your support ☺️💖

Thanks! Me too.

Thank you, Allen😊 I assume you are asking about the cup turner. Mine is home made. If you're interested in making your own, I can give you the basics. However, if you want to just try it, to see if you like doing cups, Amazon has a few different turners that are ready to go, right out of the box. I hope this helps. Let me know if I can help you along your journey.😊🌺🐭

Thank you Susana😊. Honey, I would be honored to have you do this. That's why I these videos. I always hope to inspire someone. Today it must be you😃 Thanks for watching and your support ☺️💖

@@sandisshedhouse4741 se thank you so much!! I’ll make sure to tag you whenever I make mine ☺️ please keep up making videos I’d love to see them💕 I’m subscribed 😆

Thank you so much for your support. Welcome to the Shed House☺️💖

Thank you.😊 Unfortunately, I don't remember the colors. They were part of a set by Let's Resin, Interference Powder mica. Amazon has it. I hope this helps.🙂

Hey Chuck, sounds interesting. I would imagine the ink would cause the Mica to swirl. Therefore losing the Mica pattern. If you try it, let me know how it goes😊🌺🐭

Thank you, Pam😊 any tumbler is fine. I just used the powder coated tumbler, because I had it on hand. And it's too flipping cold here for spray paint.😂 I used Interference Mica powders, by Let's Resin. I ordered from Amazon. Welcome to the Shed House, where the rat isn't the only crazy one🤣😂 Thank you for your support ☺️🌺🐭

@@sandisshedhouse4741 Thank you…Sounds like my kinda place. 😊

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I will keep that in mind for the future.

Hahaha. I listened.😁🌺🐭

The alcohol ink didn't effect the outcome of this tumbler. I could have skipped it completely. It was an experiment. Hope that helps😊🌺🐭

Hi Lori, Interference powder is a Mica powder that shows differently on a black base, than white. It throws more of an opalescence than a particular color. Does that make sense? 😊🌺🐭

Interference powder is a type of mica powder, that is reactive, when used over a black background. By itself it appears to have very little pigment. The black background enhances the color shift effect of the powder. I hope that makes sense😊🌺🐭