I always mix my resin and then leave it for 5 to 10 minutes, it let's the bubbles rise to the top. Then I use a lighter and run it over the top of the resin before I pour it. Once I have poured the eyes and let them sit for another 10 minutes, I will go back over with the lighter one more time. Also, if your room is cold, your resin may be too thick. Try sitting your resin in a warm (not too hot) water bath, to warm the resin up inside the bottle (do not let the cap of the bottle go under the water) before you mix the catalyst in. This will make your resin thinner to mix, letting the bubbles rise to the top alot faster, and also less bubbles are made during mixing. Again, still pop the bubbles with a lighter or heat gun, even an isopropyl alcohol spray. I hope this helps.

@@DaniMareeArtistry Thank you so much for the answer! I will try do that again. Hope it will be better. 🙂

the flame is to pop any bubbles that come to the surface, the drying time for the resin is the same even if i did not use it. Yes, you can very much use polymer clay for the whites. Not just resin. Hope that helps :)

@@DaniMareeArtistry thank you, it does..how do you dry the resin? Do you have to have a UV light? Or can it dry by itself or being left out?

That all depends on the resin you use to make the eyes. Some are fine with baking into clay, and others melt, burn, bubble or go very yellow.

as long as you use a low enough temp and a longer cook time, it should be fine. I always recommend a test piece, just to be sure. as everyone's products vary.

Melissa Keller use baby oil for shakers. Water doesn’t give it a nice floaty affect. You can also find shaker oil on Etsy or Sophie and toffees website but baby oil is good enough and most people just use that instead of buying a special oil.

@@thedyingunicorn Thank you.

You can use both but if your a begginer I reccomend a brush

Uni Dearest Thanks

lasarith2 No prob

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