Hi I make and sell sparkle mixes for resin on Keepsaker Supplies, the first link in the video description takes you to the blog with all of the supplies or you can just go to the colours and sparkles section on my website. I ship internationally :) Thanks Nikki

Of course, I'd be completely honoured. You can see all the memorial necklaces on TreeOfOpals.com and I can include fur, ashes or both. Hope that helps Thanks Nikki

Thank you so much! Nikki :)

If you click the mute button that might give you sound. It's working ok for me and for everyone else. Maybe try a video or music on another website and check your device's sound is working ok. Hope that helps Nikki

Thank you so much, that's very kind. I hope it's helpful! Nikki

Aww thanks, can't wait to do my next video. Not sure what to do yet :) Nikki

Hi Heather, all the supplies I used are in the links in the video description. Here's the link to the heart setting bit.ly/HeartNecklaceKit but if you'd like me to make one for you with your loved one's ashes please visit my other website, Tree of Opals! Thanks Nikki

You're so welcome, not a very intricate one but always good to go back to basics. The next one will be a tricky project! Nikki

@@KeepsakerSupplies so excited to see what you do next!

Aww congratulations! I'd be happy to make you something or you could try DIY, completely up to you and you would have something beautiful to remember your journey Nikki

That's a wonderful tip! I was always worried about it marring the surface somehow but I'll definitely give it a go. I love Padico too by the way, need to restock ASAP! Nikki

@@KeepsakerSupplies same here! But I found out that as long as you use the higher % and just a fine mist from a distance it won't mess with your resin and it's consistency.

Hey it was right at the bottom of the list in the video description, *magic silver polishing stick (optional) bit.ly/SilPolStick on Keepsaker Supplies. Hope that helps Thanks Nikki

Hi, we make all of our moulds by hand and they're all available on KeepsakerSupplies.com and there're links in the video description to the tutorial with the full list of everything I used here. Hope that helps! Nikki

Website might be down as when you click on the link in the description it says oops can’t find page

@@MichaelNoon sorry about that, it's been up and down a bit today. Try going to KeepsakerSupplies.com :) Thanks Nikki

They're much easier because if you make a mistake, you can just remake it and you don't waste the setting or have to try to get it out. They're more secure too! Nikki

Thank you so much!! Nikki

Wonderful! There's a sale on right now so perfect timing :) Nikki

You're so welcome!

From Westpack in Denmark :)

Thanks x

Yay! Thank you so much for letting us know you liked them. We always try to pop in freebies when we can Nikki xx

Here's the link to the tutorial, it's the 11mm sphere mould I sell bit.ly/AshOrbTutorial Nikki

Thank you so much I will try my best to do one soon! Nikki

Thank you so much! Nikki

I have some special tumbling soap, it's white and I've had it years. Liquid in a bottle. Sorry I can't be more help! Nikki

@@KeepsakerSupplies Thank you Nikki 🙏

Hi Mindy, it depends on how well the client looks after it and the care instructions you provide. Have you seen my free ashes jewellery making course on Keepsaker Supplies? Thanks, Nikki

Hi Hazel, it's hard for me to detect tone on comments on the internet, especially as an autistic person, but I will try hard to address your comment with respect. A human adult after cremation will be perhaps one litre of cremation ashes; if someone wanted to keep a large volume of ashes they can choose an urn. If they want to keep their loved one close in jewellery, then I don't think it matters how much is in there, so long as the correct ashes are in there. If you use too much ash then the resin pieces don't have enough resin and can be brittle, and the colour would not be the same. I hope that helps. Nikki

Thank you so much! Nikki

Hi, no need to make the powder I ship all around the world! Nikki

Mam i also want this preservation powder​@@KeepsakerSupplies

I totally understand your question and think it deserves addressing. I always wear at least a dust mask, plus if I'm grinding ashes I wear a respirator. However, cremation ashes are sterile and perfectly safe to handle. People get tattoos with the ashes inside and personally I'm comfortable touching them. I find that I have more control, more dexterity and do a better job without gloves. I only wear them when absolutely necessary and I know I can get the effects I like. Please wear gloves and get good at it but if you feel you need to touch the piece don't be afraid to. There's also the spiritual connection of being able to care for the deceased in a compassionate way, especially if they were in hospital before they passed and didn't get a human's touch without gloves. Hope this doesn't sound strange, but I feel strongly connected to my work and it brings me a lot of honour. Thanks Nikki

Thank you so much! Nikki :)

I sometimes find that helps, great tip. Not every time though sadly, sometimes it's dull afterwards :( Nikki

Thank you for the comment, I'll give a prong setting a try soon but I'm not great at them. I'll show the "beginners" version hehe Nikki

Thank you! Nikki

You're so welcome Nikki

I'm so glad the tutorial was helpful, would love to see how it turns out! Nikki

You're so welcome, glad it's helpful and you like the piece Nikki

Aww, that's so kind! Nikki

So glad you found it helpful! Nikki

You are so welcome! Thanks so much for the comment 😊 Nikki

I'm so glad! What would you like to see next? Nikki :)

@@KeepsakerSupplies I think a cool idea would be a video showing alternative types of keepsake jewelry and ideas! kind of a compilation video to give people ideas of different inclusions they might not even think of ever adding but could be special to people - dried flowers, special rocks, sand/seashells, etc! :D

Glad you like them! If they help one person it’s worth the effort Nikki

Thank you! 🤗I’m just editing some photos of the 12 colours to add to the site now 🎉 Nikki

Thank you, I hope it brings a little bit of comfort to her mum Nikki

You are so welcome! I hope you enjoy my tutorials. Is there anything you'd like to see me cover next? Nikki