BRAND NEW RESIN TECHNIQUE Want step by step Beginners can do this abstract art too! Let's GO!!!!

Hey y'all...this brand new technique WORKED! I am beyond excited for this!
You must tell me at the end of the video 2 things...First, do you love it as much as I do and Second, Do you think it is easy enough you're going to give it a try?
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[@angelarobertson7004]

Fun and gorgeous ❤❤❤

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Thank you so much. Are you going to try it yourself?

[@debbybingham8995]

That is really a beautiful technique. I will be trying it.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Wonderful! So happy to hear it. Please let us know how it goes for you! Best of luck. 🥰

[@ziggypop3871]

Inspired

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

So glad I could inspire you. Please let us know how it goes if ya try this for yourself. 🥰

[@traneanadavenport1041]

Beautiful!! ❤❤❤ I'm going to try this

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Awesome. Thank you. Let us know how it goes for ya! I just made some Stanley cup name plates using same technique. 🥰

[@resincreations]

Very nice technique. I think this would be amazing as part of a geode piece! When I look at this, I think geode. Great sharing, new subscriber ❤

[@mariegoodwin2910]

These are beautiful, definitely going to try this, I'm thinking pieces that didn't turn out so well

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Hey there! So glad you liked this and I can't wait to hear how your try goes. Please keep me posted as to your progress. Thanks for your support. :)

[@PGoodell]

These are great. You mentioned a video to making the coasters but I couldn't tell if you already had it recorded or if you were going to record it? If it's already done, can you include the link? I couldn't find it. Thanks!

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

The coasters I am speaking about are acrylic cut outs that are cut by a cnc machine. I do have a video I made when I first started making videos (boy minus a lot of camera/video experience lol) So I will be redoing it to make it clearer. As for these coasters, I simply used a black pigment paste with some of my fav rainbow alcohol ink and poured them in the Let's Resin Deep coaster mold about half way. Once cured I added the alcohol ink like here. Thanks for your support! If ya have questions please reach out! Happy to help. Here is the video for the alcohol ink acrylic cutouts already in playlist.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKC4hauFospmfbcsi=3WEC0SmurvNfoET2

[@aishamohammed7406]

Hello, i have done this in reverse, used alchol ink on mdf then pour clear risen on, a thin layer ❤

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

I also used this on acrylic cutout coasters made by @artisttilldeath . I would use alcohol base instead of resin to drop ink in create my design then seal it with this gallery series spray let it dry and off gas then add the top layer of resin. My biggest sellers. So many different cutouts and they also do custom ones. They did some Big Foot cutouts special for a customer of mine who wanted some camo color ink designs. Thanks for reaching out and for supporting. If ya give this a try on cured resin, let me know how they turn out. :)

[@carolhowie3404]

Love this process. Well done discovery.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Thank you so much! Be in the lookout top coating coming soon! You’re gonna be WOW when ya see them with matte sealant!

[@terrijohnson9193]

I was just getting to order alcohol inks from Let's Resin so your link is going to come in very handy. Good for us both!

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Awesome! I am so happy too! Every penny we can save is a HUGE plus! :) Can't wait to see what ya do. You'll love their inks. They stay so bright and vibrant.

[@mikaylasaunders1048]

How beautiful ❤

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Thank you so much!

[@traciedavey2282]

Stunning results. X

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Glad you think so! I love it and about to add top coat that video coming soon. Stunning difference. Makes details really pop!

[@linda48223]

We use this technique on our countertops and tables. Good for crafts as well ♥️

[@pepethepatriot7524]

Yup, she didn't "Invent" it like she said she did. Sad she needs to take credit for internet clout. 🙄

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

It seems many do. I have never seen it done and I have been doing this with acrylic cutouts. I do love how sealing the inks helps them remain vibrant and brighter with the resin top coat. Thanks for watching. :)

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Thanks for watching. Darlin I don't chase clout, I help new people learn and have less anxiety around starting. Thanks for your input. Have a blessed day.

[@abbo3272]

you can make your own colours, by mixing mica powder with 91%Alk, shake well before use, i use these as well as Alk inks, blow around with air gun, seal, resin, been doing this for years.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Great info! Thank you for sharing this. I have found a big difference between 91% to 99% or have you tried that? Love to hear if you have used this and your experience. :)

[@abbo3272]

@@KatsSouthernCharms we dont have 99% Alk, here, but should be better.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

@@abbo3272 Awww Where are ya at? I am in mountains in Colorado.

[@abbo3272]

@@KatsSouthernCharms long way away in New Zealand.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

@@abbo3272 That is a ways away! A place that has been on my bucket list though.

[@catherinecrummett3143]

Lovely. Wondering if you have tried this on painted wood that has a gloss finish.

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Hey Catherine, that is a great question and I would think as long as the paint is locked in either by top coat or sealant spray that it would work just fine. If you try it, please come back and let me know how it turned out. Thanks for your support. :)

[@ARTBYSPARKLE]

These are very pretty! What a great idea 👍. Thanks so much for sharing. By the way- I’m a new subscriber 😊

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Thank you so much! Happy to have you join our lil family! If ya have questions or don't understand something in any of my videos please feel free to reach out. Always happy to help and look forward to hearing of your success with these new technique! Thanks for your support! Don't forget to ring that bell so ya don't miss the next Pro tip or new "How To" video. I have some great ones coming. Happy Arting!

[@kimhyland1023]

The krylon spray, do you use matte, satin or gloss?

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Hey there Kim. I use the matte and this is what a great artist told me about these sealants. If you are going to put anything over your piece after using spray then use matte so ya don't have two glossy sprays or finishes competing with each other. If the spray is your final coat then use a glossy spray for that extra shine. Thanks for reaching out and if you have any other questions, please feel free to reach out. :)

[@rosesmith5774]

What is the rainbow color you keep referring to?

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Oh darn meant to link that too I will it right now. It is the Marabu Rainbow alcohol ink. Thanks for asking that! Sure you going to give it a try?

[@sandyoliva182]

At what point do you use this technique ? What can you use it on?

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

You can use this on Coasters, Canvases, completed molds like maybe on wings for dragons or sea horses. However you want to. You just need to have cured resin and add some regular 91%+ alcohol as the base for your alcohol inks not a resin base. Use an air source to move them around and create your design. Once satisfied then I seal with a UV Archival Spray to lock ink colors in so they don't bleed into your resin and remain brighter longer too. Once dry and off gassed from the aerosol can, I pour a top coat that really brings them to life. Hope that answered your question. If not, let me know and I will try again. Thanks for your support and question. Part 2 and final product video just uploaded.

[@sandyoliva182]

@@KatsSouthernCharms I love this technique! I have supplies but haven’t started yet. I’m very intimidated .

[@KatsSouthernCharms]

Best way to start is just pull a Nike and “Just Do It”. lol. Coach told me that back in day. You can do it and remember it all gets easier and we get more comfortable the more we do it. I have faith in you. Best tip is gently move inks and just go slow. Pausing is fine because since using alcohol you’re in no time crunch. Let me know how it goes. Excited for you! 🥰