Hi all, I teased a photo of this project in my community tab a few weeks back, and now I've been seeing some similar videos floating around and it jogged my memory that I still had this to edit!
I've seen crafters use acrylic skins for jewellery and pendants, so I wanted to try it in a coaster for fun. I was really happy with the outcome, despite the little over pour accident, oops. This technique feels more achievable whereas the master level acrylic pourers have these beautiful cell skins that I don't have the materials or skill to achieve. But I like my version just as much!
*Chiffon - I misspelled in the video captions.
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I really appreciate any and all likes, comments and subscribes, as a new channel they really help push me out there and I would love to build an audience and join the crafty community.
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MATERIALS:
Mouldd epoxy resin: www.mouldd.co.uk/
Coaster mould: www.ebay.co.uk...
Black gesso by Winsor and Newton from The Range
Colour waxes by @FinnabairArtStudio (I don't have a single link for these, I have bought them in many places over time, however if you want some of these links holler at me and I will find them).
Tesco greaseproof baking paper.
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LINKS
My Etsy: jaroflooseskul...
If you enjoy my little resin experiments and want to help me out, please consider donating to my ko-fi page below to help me afford materials!
My Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/loos... (it's set up for my art page, yes that's me haha)
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MUSIC:
Music by punkgoth - in my head! - thmatc.co/?l=2...
Music by Nico Anuch - Summer Paradise - thmatc.co/?l=D...
#mixedmedia #resincrafts #resinartist #gothic #grunge #resincoasters #moulddresin
18 май 2023