#1943

[@PecanBaby...]

I agree with you that if people are going to copy your designs, they should credit you for making the original item. I completely fell in love with your new fish mould with those fabulous fins that I immediately purchased one today. You make such awesome quality moulds, and I already have one of your moulds already, so the gorgeous fish mould will be my second one from you. I live in Northern Ireland, so I can't afford to buy a lot at once because of the postage costs, but the colours of gold, bronze, and purples just won me over there and then. You definitely deserve praise for the wonderful moulds and beautiful resin designs you make. I will probably copy the colours you used because you have amazing taste in putting colours together. 🤗❤Edit..I never realised how you made druzy inlays it's truly awesome. 😮

[@moniquehebert178]

Totally agree!!!

[@julieashton8877]

These are brilliant, Julie! One should always give credit where credit is due!! I love your creativity and expertise!! Thank you for sharing!

[@VickyCooksalot]

I was telling my husband back when you started about your husband hsving to help you make molds. Now I can just imagine you sitting there with your morning coffee and telling him 'hun I need to order the silicone by the tonnage. ' 😂 Julie you are an inspiration. The ultimate inspiration to never stop when you have an idea. 😊 All the new YT creators teaching and learning how to use resin, are all inspired by you. ❤❤❤😊

[@MrsLisaCrow]

So much this. I recently started uploading and I constantly have her voice in the back of my head guiding me along.

[@VickyCooksalot]

@MrsLisaCrow Yes indeed.

[@Trinity_217]

Hi Julie! I love your art and the videos, you explain everything so well. I wanted to offer another thought regarding giving credit where credit is due. I agree with you 100%, but try not to get upset or over-assume… I don’t make KZbin videos but there have been several times I’ve seen your videos and shout to my husband “hey look! She’s doing exactly what I did!!!” It’s possible for different minds to come up with the same ideas of how to do things also (but granted, there are still those who steal ideas…)

[@louserita]

Είσαι φοβερή!!! ❤Θα εκτιμούσα αν έβαζες και τα ελληνικά, όχι πως δεν σε καταλαβαίνουμε, αλλά γιατί κι εμείς οι Έλληνες, κάτι προσφέραμε στον πολιτισμό! ❤️

[@Stephanie_Hancock]

Exactly! People need to give credit where credit is due. Cool process. Thanks so much for sharing. xoxoxooxoxo

[@adalavin8648]

Thank you for doing doing this video Julie. I learn so much from you. You're right about layering the glass. I'd rather do that and get the sharper edges. I'm sorry that people aren't giving you the credit they should. Some people are just rude.

[@ruthheisler4941]

Thank you for the lesson on silicone inserts!

[@beverlytinsley-minniefield2434]

Pretty cool Julie, thanks for sharing and yes I do agree that you should always give a shout out to whomever you have learned something from! Love learning new things whether I try them or not.

[@rebekahalana]

Definitely deserve to be given credit for your ideas. If you want to simplify the process you can use a silicon baking sheet as your backing and run a bead of glue around the outside of your mold with a glue gun to seal it . I would try the low temperature glue to avoid any damage to the mold you choose . This also works great with cookie cutters for seasonal molds. 😊

[@chrissyzcreationz]

Thank you for once again teaching us how to make such useful items for our crafting! You are an amazing artist in so many ways and styles & I'm ALWAYS ready to jump into your world when I see a new post. Maybe a bit scared & in awe of you with the birds you tend to but even that captures my attention & gives me a smile or yelp or giggle! I send people from YT and tictok to watch you and order from your store ALL THE TIME!! You are a total inspiration to the whole world of crafters! ❤❤

[@janesavage4733]

Great video Julie. I have bought Druzy inlays from you previously and they are great. I figure it’s cheaper for me to do that than buy all of the ingredients to make them myself. Please many more videos like these as they are very inspirational.

[@CynthiaWildes]

I completely agree with you! I must tell you that you are my go to person for learning. I am learning so much from you. Your work is Amazing and so Beautiful! Thank you so much Julie. I am Very new to this but am having a blast. 😊 Took me a couple of wks and several mistakes to finally achieve a nice flower - though I continue to work at it. 😂 Looking forward to learning more. 😊❤

[@selbar1]

Love watching your videos. You are so inspirational and i learn so much. Thank you for your time and talent that you share to us all.

[@cherylabrams7590]

I found myself moving my phone to help the silicone moove 😂😂😂

[@booross3737]

😂🤣😂

[@edithallen7989]

I find myself turning my i pad to look round corners 🎉🎉😂

[@elizabethgregory7998]

I do that ALL the time 😅

[@mkfranklin2179]

I've tried to zoom in with my fingers on an actual photo!😮

[@Lexus_800]

You’re so talented I wouldn’t trust myself to be able to do it myself. I’m just getting into resin thanks to watching reptiles and resin and while watching her videos you’ve popped up. I’m in love. You’re so inspiring both of you ❤ I absolutely love the tray you made with the butterflies flowers and dragonflies. I’d love to do something like that but chameleon powered for us in Canada is $40 a bit costly for me to start off as I’ve had to buy a bunch of stuff to start off. Maybe in the future I will buy the mold from you with the mica powder and try one myself. ❤

[@moniquehebert178]

Thank you for the information!!! 🇨🇦

[@juliesparrow3648]

Hi Julie thank you for your tutorials especially how to make the druzy ones. I have always wondered how they were done! I loved the fish mould too. It was amazing. I agree too about giving credit where its due. You are such an inspiration and a joy to watch and very entertaining. Thank for sharing all your hard work 😊. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next. 😊

[@thedaintycrafter2013]

I just want to say thank you. I really enjoy watching you. My husband and I just giggle because you get as excited as we do to see the finished project. I wish to buy a few but shipping is no joke. But boy oh boy I can't wait.

[@ViolaLangley-jq1dl]

Just double checking this black liquid at beginning is silicone? Resin and silicone words both being used I am easy to 😕 confuse 😂😂

[@nancylevinson3353]

Very nice Julie

[@ellielander4292]

I watch all your videos, they are so comforting to me, I’m a solo mum of three boys 5, 4 and 1 my children and I really love watching you! Love from the uk ❤ - p.s I would love to know who the creator was. 🤐🤔

[@StephanieMcCamon]

This procedure is really neat. I really enjoyed it 😊❤ Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@dlbixler7735]

Thank you, so interesting. I agree people should reference your work. You always do so for others. Its the ethical thing to do .

[@shannonedrie8193]

Thank you! I really wanted to know how to do this! ❤

[@mattersofthehartbynat8815]

I have made inlays, following your (now two year old) exact method… (and being from Brisbane myself… it was right down to the same pot plant base from Bunnings!)… but I have only used them for myself so far (they didn’t turn out good enough to sell anything that I made using them! 🤣 🤣 ); and I am not yet a KZbinr, so I certainly haven’t posted a tutorial on it!! However, any resin piece I sell, even to people at my local markets, comes with information about the piece, including the names of any, and all, KZbin artists that gave me inspiration. I am great at copying something, a technique, a method, whatever… but I do struggle to think the way you and others do… and would simply not be able to sleep at night if I claimed to come up with all these ideas on my own! Oh, and I finally managed to get some of your coaster moulds… and I can’t wait to try them out! Thank you Julie, for being a teacher, an artist and an inspiration to soooooo many! ♥️♥️🇦🇺

[@soniacintronjohnson]

Thanks for doing this! Love it!

[@LyndaSmith-k7i]

I love love seing your creations. It seems so simple. I'm trying to make the flower blooms but I always mess up!!!! I can't do it right. I wan't to thank you Julie for sharing your knowledge, I appreciate it very much.😊from Montreal Canada

[@QuayHollywood]

I just got a weird experiment idea for you, Julie. Have you tried doing a daisy bell/fairy flower or bloom in a full crustal mold, not just on the side? To see what happens with the resin?

[@marycronin1167]

Great tutorial Julie thank you for sharing this technique will definitely give this a go and yes I agree credit given when credit is due because its the right thing to do 👍

[@susanpickup9497]

Interestingly, I had made several sizes of druzy inlays out of crushed glass pieces, a long time before Julie did hers. I’m not a KZbin artist, so of course I didn’t post it, but I’m just saying, people can come up with similar ideas completely separately. I made some very small ones for using in jewellery, and various sizes up to a large coaster size. Just sayin’….. I had been using resin for a long time before Julie started. ✌️🤪

[@wilhat]

They look great 👍

[@Fatima.fabrika]

I see all your videos in one day all videos are beautiful

[@sandiedrzewiecki9138]

Wonderful tutorial!! When will you be using these molds? I don't want to miss that video!

[@maritzamaxon9084]

Thank you for showing how to make the molds ❤😊

[@anarangel5627]

That is so cool, interesting and satisfying to watch you do!!! ❤❤❤

[@angelaperkins721]

This was posted a while ago, but I thought I'd mentioned a budget friendly alternative...I use contact paper from dollar store here in US and it works "ok".

[@gailbrown8710]

Thank you for sharing this! Totally fascinating, and really enjoyed watching how you make your creations. Beyond my skill level, but I've been curious to how you get such beautiful molds.💖

[@dawnpearson4907]

❤I agree Julie, you should get the credit.

[@fuzznickers]

Thank you for sharing this! I printed a bunch of cookie cutters and never thought to print for making druzies 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@leonepitt8188]

Very inspiring

[@ksister4224]

Love it, and I could do it, but I’ll leave it to the small businesses to make my molds. I get more satisfaction from watching SB succeed! ❤

[@Fatima.fabrika]

Beautiful

[@suewarnes9469]

Thank you Julie for the tutorial!☺️💐

[@rosanneshale923]

That turned out brilliant, thank you for your video

[@bridgettefroeber5576]

Great video. To avoid any silicone getting under any loose crystals flip it upside down after it has cured so any loose ones fall out❤

[@sihamebrahim8432]

Very very good. I love you pouring

[@salonigandhi1608]

Amazing love watching your videos...so much to learn...lots of love from India...stay blessed.

[@jackiepena1541]

These turned out beautifully!!!! 💜🩷💜🩷💜

[@nancylevinson3353]

Thank you Julie you've been an inspiration

[@cherylburkitt9722]

I really enjoyed watching this tutorial. Thankyou. ❤😊

[@carolynpitts2053]

Enjoyed the lesson...is process the same in making regular inlays...do you have a lesson on making inlays...i agree everyone needs to get credit where credit is deserved...thank you for sharing

[@maverickwitch8954]

Thank you for more long form content!

[@lisaburnham7151]

Great video! I can't wait to see you use them 😍

[@artsiedoodles1]

Thank you for sharing this Julie. Its amazing.

[@sherrybuit7814]

Miss your live but happy to watch replay

[@siamese35]

What about using a sheet of contact paper for the bottom of the mold rather than the tape. When making silicone molds should your blank you are copying be shiny to get a shiny mold. You are such a great instructor. Thank you.

[@mariverhagen8082]

Thank you for sharing your technique with us ❤. They came out great 😮

[@lauraparsons7]

I will be so excited to see how you use these ! You had sent me one as a bonus when i ordered a few molds, and i have no idea how to use it ! 😊

[@lauraparsons7]

I just was searching and found some older videos of yours. Now I understand!! Thank you so much. And now I'll probably have to buy the correct mold and larger druzies from you. Brush them with chameleon powders!!!

[@booross3737]

Really cool to see how these are made, thank you for sharing :)

[@maddieadams75]

Thanks for the tutorial. Nicely done. ❤

[@Terraann85]

What are the pink circles??

[@susanwestfall5848]

Thank you for teaching us ❤

[@natalieallen1446]

That was so cool I loved it

[@tammymerritt8756]

The BEST video on how to make druzy inlays I've seen thus far. Kudos :)

[@lorrainehayes4688]

Love the video, show us how you use these, I am very interested in your work.❤😊

[@LAVALUVS]

Clear contact is soo much easier and cheaper to use 😊

[@WendyBurtenshaw-yl2hs]

Thank you for sharing Julie

[@annieclayton2123]

Thank you very much for sharing this with us I have saved it ❤❤😊

[@Jfletcherart3642]

Loved this video

[@joburrows9210]

Excellent!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤

[@mywifetheartist]

Great video. Thanks for sharing. ❤❤❤

[@lorriegibby5694]

If you cant find those round pieces you have would a plastic embroidery hoop work if you sealed the open end with silicone or glue? People should always acknowledge where they got their ideas from for sure

[@eileenscraftycats]

Thank you Julie!

[@MrsLisaCrow]

Those look like quilting hoops. In fact, it might be easier to use a quilting hoop because you can loosen it at the end.

[@judysmalley1952]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@dianescraftycreations]

Enjoyed the video!

[@kimclayton5814]

Could you use mold release over the glass before you pour your silicone?

[@tamiannibali6401]

Thanks for great tutorial!

[@Pashanny824]

Julie, I bought some contact paper to use instead of the tape. What do you think?

[@wandahamm103]

Thank you! That was great.

[@mariashields6711]

Can you use mold release spray before you pour silicone in? Just wondering

[@terri4026]

Hi - I always had my tape leak when I use the resin tape. I started using a piece of acrylic and put some non drying clay around the edges.

[@kandipiatkowski8589]

Awesome project! Would you be able to spray mold release on the resin before you pour the silicone in order to assist in getting the inlay out easier?

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

I havent tried

[@josetteforde6817]

Lovely

[@sherrybuit7814]

Very cool

[@nicholas87541]

Sometime recently I was looking in the ebay store wondering if the silicone was listed, as I thought I'd seen it at some time. Makes sense it's heavy for shipping. Seeing the process is neat! Are the crystals you make solid and not easy to break after they dry out?

[@darlascrafts]

I love them. Is there a way to make the druzys holographic ? Do you think if I put holographic glitter mixed in with the then layer of epoxy you put down then add the crystals it would work?

[@samanthacunningham2802]

Would hot glue work on larger crystal for silicone mold.

[@sheilal.7284]

When you’re laying down your tape like that, it would be much easier if you put down a double-sided sticky tape just on the top and the bottom to hold it in place

[@melissajackson212]

I wonder if you could use ice cream salt instead of crystals?

[@kelligifford9144]

Have quick question Miss Julie. First thankyou so much. I tried your first method with the glass pieces and it didn't work out so well. I got very frustrated. Anyhow this looks like a way better method for me. I've been looking for those round housings you have used and can't find them. What if a mold of a coaster or tray that has sides was used? In the way of pouring the full mold with resin. Once cured turn coaster right side up and put a thin layer of glass and resin then poured silicone on top to make the druzy. Do you think that would work?

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

You could use a cake pan

[@BassResinator]

I need to grow some crystals now.

[@pamelahaines2991]

Using transfer tape to make a base for the big one would have been easier because it would have been in one piece but thanks for sharing 😊

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

Silicone may not cure against it

[@ruthiemiller2168]

Do u have to use resin tap or can u use any kind of tape

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

Packing tape will work

[@ruthiemiller2168]

@@PouringYourHeartOut ty julie

[@jennierenzi8739]

Sheet of contact paper may have been easier under those instead of tape.

[@ruveydagokce6763]

Hello, do you use gas mask when you make epoxy?

[@sherrizahand]

😂

[@kellyjean4981]

I don’t believe that she does, but Julie’s craft area is huge, and I’d imagine well ventilated. Also, I’m assuming the person who laughed at your comment is laughing because you mistakenly said ‘gas mask’ instead of respirator. Innocent mistake. ❤

[@ruveydagokce6763]

@@kellyjean4981 Thank you for answer. My english doens't have to be perfect. I'm not native. You are very kind. Thanks.

[@eyekaren]

What if you poor a very thin layer of resin and then put your glass crystals down

[@PouringYourHeartOut]

Did you watch the video

[@pammcmillan8842]

😊

[@dianekeene864]

❤

[@sheilaolson5868]

I wish I could buy your moods but the shipping to Canada is a killer.