#48- How To Use Leftover Resin Drips!

[@susanchamblee2549]

I am new to resin and new to your channel BUT I think you are AMAZING...!!! A true ARTIST!! Thank you for sharing your talents with us and for talking us through everything...even your little ‘boo-boos’...which are few and far between! Again - YOU ARE AMAZING...!!! 😍

[@ladyofneener474]

Very pretty love the necklace it looks like it almost has a little starfish in it. And you think of everything about the Roofer side not sticking to your skin. Very true

[@carriehammond6966]

Can't wait to see your new channel, that is where my heart is. I love to upcycle. Great ideas.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you!

[@kimtompkins7969]

Love these!! I'm definitely going to start saving my resin pieces! Thank you for sharing. Love love love your work!

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you so much!

[@Yaraa46]

Incredible idea

[@juliadisorda2323]

I love your channel and you have inspired so many ideas in me! The little frame said "you're so glazy" because it was a picture of a glazed donut 😉 Thank you so much for sharing your art and fabulous ideas with us! 🥰🥰🥰

[@JulesMadisonArtByDesign]

So innovative! I have a whole cardboard box full of resin drips and you have definitely given me some inspiration. Thank you for sharing.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you so much for watching!

[@naptimecreations]

Very cool ideas, thanks for sharing. 💙💛💙💛💙

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you for watching!

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

Beautiful ocean pieces!! 🌊

[@kathyfranken4256]

Loved this! Tying together extra coasters and drips. Can’t wait to try this.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Yay! I hope you do! It's really fun to see what you can come up with!

[@ajanzaruk10]

They both look FANTABULOUS! I really enjoy your work. Thank you for sharing 😉💗

[@thefrugalresinista]

Ha ha! Thank you so much for watching!

[@Madnessmakes]

They're both so beautiful! This is a great idea!

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you so much!

[@angelawhite9505]

So cleaver....thank you so much for sharing.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you for watching!

[@marianievesechevarriabengo7234]

Para The Frugal. Muy Bello El Trabajo Que Hizo Con Resina Y Terminaron En Un Fantástico Cuadro Y Un Hermoso Colgante. Bendiciones.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Muchas gracias! Te agradezco que hayas visto. ¡Bendiciones para ti también!

[@HeatherWrightArt]

Great ideas, thank you! I save most of my resin drippings but they mostly just sit around collecting dust!

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thanks for watching! I hope you try it!

[@cjroelof]

Awesome ideas! Love your work!

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you so much!

[@ABergieCreation]

Great ideas! Thank you for the tutorial.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you for watching!

[@gyartlessons6596]

Thank you so much for your videos! I have watched so many in the past few days. I have a few questions. I noticed you prefer the quick coat resin although you suggested this would not be good for beginners. If I were to purchase the ProMarine Table Top Epoxy Resin in your links when would it be safe to scrape the edges if we use the tape dam technique? You have been scraping after a few hours, but I know that other resins take longer to cure. Same question applies to when you could put jewelry fasteners in with a non-quick drying resin? Last, I saw on a different person's video, that they suggested doing pours on board because canvases tend to sag. Have you found that to be true? Thanks in advance :)

[@nancywasserman2249]

Love your channel!!

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you!

[@sunnygenna1734]

Amazing idea ♥️ creative

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thanks so much!

[@marafuser1883]

Really nice

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you!

[@honeydavid6185]

Hi. I'm new to resin. And so far I'm loving it. It's just can get really expensive. So any tips and tricks to save money is right up my alley. Absolutely love these ideas. I will have to start saving my resin like this. Thank you for all the tips and tricks. You rock. I have now subscribed to your channel. Can't wait to see what else you do. But before I go I have a question. What do you use to catch your drips so they can be peeled off and used in another project?

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! I either put parchment paper or a shower curtain liner under my pours. Resin doesn't stick to either and it will peel right up for you to reuse!

[@honeydavid6185]

The Frugal Resinista ok cool. Thank you. I will definitely get some parchment paper. Every drop I can save is great.

[@tiffanyhackerspace8377]

You can also use clear vinyl, which is sold by the yard at Joann or Walmart. Like the stuff grandma put on her divan so we wouldn't spill our ice cream on it 🤣😂😅

[@lindafrier1615]

Nice!👍🏻👏

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thanks for watching!

[@punjabpainting2002]

awesome dear

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thank you. And thanks for continuing to watch!

[@wilhat]

I have used resin for years on gem trees bull ants and in jewellery but never this way it looks great.

[@thefrugalresinista]

Thanks!

[@johnlovespunki]

Link us to new channel soon

[@thefrugalresinista]

Will do!

[@lisamaxwell7291]

I see a mermaid