Absolutely! I buy them from stonebridge imports, type in “crushed Quartz”. I used coarse on this but you can also buy finely crushed too!

Thank you so much! I forgot how many panic modes this table caused until editing the video lol posted without any context at all! First my pigment went from green to blue and I panicked, added more white and made light green on the fly and realized pouring it that all my epoxy was heated way too much to pour more on top so I got attacked by severe bubbles and burnt resin. LOL the zoom ins without an explanation is so chaotic 😂

@@EllePours you did a wonderful job. Honestly, when I work with resin I think I have so much time and also think I have a plan and then all of a sudden there is NO time left. The excitement of resin.

Thank you so much! And absolutely, my first post is finally up! 🥰

This is the nicest comment ever! Thank you so much! 🥰🥰🥰

Thank you so much! That means so much! I''m fully just guessing with my content for Patreon, could I ask what you'd be wanting to learn about or see on that platform?? :)

Composition ,where to get affordable gem stones, choice of pigments, paint line markings@@EllePours

Thank you so much!!

Hey there! I use pabeo paint markers!

@@EllePours Thank you! I hope to find here in Europe, otherwise I will get something similar! congratulations for what you do!

I typically find my bigger ones at markets or crystal shops! The smaller ones I sometimes buy from wholesale sellers online :)

THANK YOU!

Comment les diamants tiennent? c’est trop beau 😍

This one was metallic gold by Folkart!

Thank you so much!!! And yes, extremely expensive to make too. ❤

Thank you so much! This is beyond kind of you to say!

AMAZING! So happy for your journey!

hahahaha fav comment ever! thank you!

Thank you so much!!

Hey there! It's actually a wooden panel from Curry's art supply. I recommend wood for strength, epoxy and glass are heavy materials so it will give you extra longevity. It also gives you more control pouring as it won't tip in while curing. Hope this helps!

Thank you! And you can do whatever you want to do. I usually paint the edges and add a strong hook to the back. Add a logo, paint the entire back if you want. That’s all a personal preference and every artist will do their own final touches.

Thank you so much for getting back to me. I keep watching soooo many videos and I get a little confused as some show what they do and some don't. I am trying to learn how to do them, I have made two test pieces of art and have a difficult time getting the sides to look right. I think maybe I am not using enough resin. Also in your opinion would using wood be better support than canvas when you use a lot of crystal stones, just asking, I'm sure it is all a matter of personal choice.@@EllePours

Thank you!!

Holiday gifts and tree ornaments. Yearly tradition.

Epoxy takes a full 48 to cure without being toxic to the touch!

Thank you. So great work