Sublimating on UV Resin Earrings 

New sub here from Spokane Valley Wa, I pray that this day finds you blessed and well, and that you are having a no bubbles in your resin kinda day

OMG, I really don't need another thing to add to my crafting! I guess I'll be spending some more money! LOL Thanks for a great video.

Marilyn you always have amazing ideas! This is awesome 🤩

They came out great💞

First time viewers and you were amazing! Thanks for sharing your talent!

Love it Marilyn 😊💜

Love it Marilyn ❤

Great idea the earrings look great

I love your work. 😊

They're gorgeous Marilyn. Will have to get my resin out again ha ha!

Great job and love your videos

Love it great job

This is so cool 💕

I LEARNED SOMETHING NEW TODAY...TFS

Really NICE, Marilyn! I might get the courage to give that a try! 😊❤🎉

Amazing!

Wow, Amazing

I was just wondering if this process was would work, the other day. Thank you so kindly for the wonderful video.

Thank you! My first pair turned out perfectly. I did 355 for 75 seconds 😁

Omg amazing

Thank you

Place a mirror under your translucent molds,it helps your UV resin cure all around

Cute💕

Thanks for sharing and they look great!! Love this idea. I am just shocked that sublimation ink adhered to the resin. Wondering though if they'll fade overtime and if they should have a sealant. I know my 5 Below Journals weren't sublimation ready and faded but now I'm aware they need some type of sealant. I would love to try this. Since my daughter does resin notions, she may already have some jewelry molds. Tracey

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What sort of paper is your image printed on

Nice! How did make the images. Sublimation paper and isublimation nk? Or just sblimation paper and laser or inkjet?

Hi Marilyn... where did you get the 2 part earring mold you used last?

Where do you purchase sub images from if I don’t have a laser printer

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Would love to know where the last earring mold came from please?

Did i miss when to use the mica powder

I FAITHFULLY USE THOSE CUPS

Dear people who are watching this.. please think about what you are doing..This is not putting it on a fabric or put it on ceramic. UV-resin and epoxy resin after they are cured should not be exposed to high heat at any point. They burn easily and may release toxic fumes. Sublimation needs a temperature of at least 180°C (356 Fahrenheit I think), epoxy and UV-Resin will not take that temperature well. And also while resin is curing under UV, it will emit fumes, which should not be inhaled. Even when your uv-resin says non toxic, use gloves, uncured resin can cause irritation to skin and consuming it is bad for you (you hand will touch your mouth at some point during the day or even when you are in the process of making stuff with uv-resin), be in a well ventilated room or use a respirator. I mean read the instruction, everywhere it is written use gloves and protect your eye. Do you all think this is for a joke? Skin and eyes are such delicate organs you want not to mess with them. And saying "but everybody else is doing it without gloves and other stuff and they seem to be ok" or "I am doing this since XX years and never got an issue" are no valuable excuses for not caring for your health. You may not see any visible damage but harming your respiratory system is not funny and your skin can react at any point to the resin and both can be avoided so easily. I really like people who craft stuff and come up with new ideas but sometimes you have to do some research on your own or just think about it

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HEY MARILYN...

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Uni sent me

Is this washi tape?

You should be using gloves. How about showing folks how to work safely??