@@sheilablack2905 thank you! I’ll check on the volume issue. I can turn it up when creating the content. 💕

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Aww, I can see that! 💕

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@@donnanorton5796 thank you! My son has it and he says the glow powder is really cool. 💕

It does look like one! 😊💕

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@@dawnevans6775 thank you! I forgot to take pictures of them for the video. But only two came out good because I ran out of white.

@@Shazian_Fleur oh awesome, I’m glad it helped. I can’t wait to see them!

@@StartBlooming1 I can't wait to try and make them :) AND I'm going to try the "fireworks" one too....I LOVE those you made too!

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@@carolklinger2057 it depends on the resin. For most resin, I would say no, especially if it’s straight off the stove or from the over. There are some bar or countertop resins that may be able to accommodate that. Most generic resins can’t withstand a hot mug.

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@@Shazian_Fleur hmm, I have so many whites, my favorites are Ocean White by Let’s Resin, CastinCraft and Bloom. I find Bloom to be a little more temperamental and likes warmer temperatures. Ocean White is heavier, but it will bloom at lower temperatures, 28 C or higher. CastinCraft I find is the easiest, but it does like a temperature 31+. A lot of people will start with Piñata white alcohol ink because it’s the easiest, but it’s a flat bloom, not 3D. So I’d start with CastinCraft or Piñata. I’d let it warm to 31-34 C. If it gets too warm it won’t bloom too. Then mix it until it’s a skim milk white color, you don’t want it to be bright white. Also, I think using piping bags are best for beginners to avoid blobs. Just a thin lined swirl. I probably did 100 blooms until I got them right. Just keep practicing.

@@Shazian_Fleur I put some details on your other post. Give it a shot. I also have a beginner video, that you might find helpful. It’s very basic. I think I did it a couple months ago.

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@@StartBlooming1 Awesome! Thank you so much...I'll have a look now :)

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@@ohcheap1 hi, I used a regular white and a mica powder. I don’t think a sinker would be heavy enough. I’d use like Let’s Resin Ocean White or CastinCraft Opaque Pigment, if you have one of those. You can do a similar effect without the white pigment, it’s just not as defined. I use a white mica (heavy on this so it sinks) and a colored mica. Let me know if you try it. 💕

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@@sylviahtsyl2315 mine too! 💕

@@yvonnejames9985 in the U.S. you can order them from Laura’s Art Corner. The link and a discount code are in the description of this video. 💕

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@@lynne6534 no worries, not everybody likes everything.

@@michapediaqo oh awesome! I love it.

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@StartBlooming1 you are welcome 🤗

@@Pashanny824 I just bought my first mold from them the other day. The druzy edge tray. So expensive shipping to the USA.

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@@Vsv1224 thank you! Me too. I think the mica powder took over. It’s Green Zinnia.

@ thank you. I’ve bought from Laura several times. I’ve always loved her products.

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@@michapediaqo lol, me too!

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