5 DIY UV Resin BJD Doll Eyes Tutorial

Hey guys here are 5 ways your can make resin eyes for your dolls, I hope it will come in handy :). Subscribe if you'd like to see more future videos and if you have any questions feel free to ask me.
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[@colleenbigler9021]

Glow in the dark eyes ... now the people afraid of dolls will really hit the ceiling! LOL

[@KageTenshiiRyuu]

Gonna make my doll eyes glow in the dark and invite a highly active spirit into it. No one will ever try to visit or sleep over again! Evil spiritual schemes aside, this was an amazing informative video!

[@christineingram55]

Thank you..I only have seen them painted inside before then have glitter put inside..This looks so much better ,more natural 😀

[@dragonchild569]

I've been using alcohol markers for a while, but I never really know how it's going to end up until after the resin is on and cured because the resin can make the alcohol ink pool. I will say, It gives a really nice almost organic feel but it's much more hit and miss with which ones turn out useable.

[@antoniagarcia7564]

Omg the final job is amazing 👏 😍 🙌 😭

[@alinerdelav]

Wow thank you very much. Never occurred to me use colorful clay

[@solutionmidiax]

❤❤❤❤❤thank you!!! It helps me so much!!!

[@streudelkitty2246]

that is the best thumbnail i've actually ever seen

[@GMart3D]

awwwww thank you so much!

[@appleoneill5135]

Amazing! Thank you for sharing

[@DollLuvrs]

Very nice & helpful video, thank you

[@mayrakopjansen2814]

Very helpful tutorial👏🏻👏🏻👌👌👍👍

[@ArtPots]

AMAZING! TNX! 💜

[@mayrakopjansen2814]

Thanks for sharing

[@MegalongMusic]

hey very artistic! :)

[@zeecaptainz]

Can the UV lamp be the same as a nail curing one? Also, is it totally risk-free to handle an UV lamp?

[@GMart3D]

Yes you may use a nail curing one, the one I used is exactly that. However not every lamp works, it really depends on the resin you are going to use. I used a LED nail lamp and it did not cure the resin so I had to invest in a UV one. As long as the UV lamp is used properly and according to the instructions I think it is safe.

[@zeecaptainz]

@@GMart3D Thank you so much for the info! Maybe one day I'll try to make some myself:D

[@moneysaverlady]

Brilliant! Thank u so much 😊

[@yougut8273]

Como posso arrumar umas peças dessas pois preciso muito entre em contato comigo moro em Petrolina Pernambuco

[@yougut8273]

Não entendo não entendo a sua fala português chegou querer adquirir umas formas nas formas dessas aí eu vou eu quero adquirir eu

[@artechhd8298]

Nice video...keep it up

[@noahw.elliott9525]

Are the eyes glued into place after they're made and put into a doll?

[@GMart3D]

There is eye putty that can be used to hold them in place and it can be easily removed if you decide to change the eyes.

[@halalfilipinofood6566]

very cute....new frnd here...........

[@ShadowindART]

Does anyone know if you use plastacine clay inside resin eyes like this...does it get melty or weird and messed up if you bake it into a polymer sculpture in the oven? I love the effect that the plastacine clay lends to the eyes, but I know plastacine is oil based and never really dries...so I makes me wonder if baking it in the oven would make a mess ...or if the resin perserves it in place pretty much forever once its encased? trying to decide if it would be better to just use more polymer clay...but plastacine clay is so cheap and soft and easy to squish in . :)

[@ShadowindART]

thank you!

[@quincho75]

Hell of a job with those eyes, they look amazing. Irrita los ojos? XP

[@bicolsay12vlog33]

Cool 😎 done to you sis

[@duskyviolets2560]

How do you dry resin? Does it have to have a UV light to be cured?

[@GMart3D]

It really depends on the resin you decide to use. For two-parts resins uv light is not needed, I'm using a uv one because it's a bit easier to work with and you don't need to worry about the curing time.

[@kristalrainey-anderson3386]

Do you bake the clay before adding the resin?

[@GMart3D]

No, it's no need.

[@Cerena06]

Any advice on not getting bubbles? I tried to follow this general process and the eyes have so many bubbles it looks like I sprinkled chunky glitter in....

[@GMart3D]

If you can leave them in a dark warm place for 15-30 minutes so the resin doesn't harder from the light and if there are still some bubbles after that pop them with the lighter. I sometimes move the bubbles around with a needle to help them come closer to the surface.

[@Cerena06]

@@GMart3D I'll try that, thank you!!

[@idkkkkkk7]

Hallo I'm from indonesia😃😃

[@veronicalo7732]

What is the white pigment you used?

[@GMart3D]

0:36 I used white pigment for uv resin just to make it opaque. I hope this answers your question, all the materials are listed in the description. :)

[@gabbycoy1]

I'm so frustrated. Every time I try to uv the clear resin gets bubbles out of nowhere it will be clear before I bake and then while baking it will form bubbles. How do I stop this

[@GMart3D]

I had a similar problem, try lightly passing with a lighter before you put it under the uv light and after that cure it under the lamp using short intervals like 20-30sec to a 1min each. If the resin is too close to the light bulb it gets hot and may form bubbles inside even when there were none at the beginning.

[@gabbycoy1]

@@GMart3D ok thank you. I did the lighter but I did heat it up for almost 3 to 4 minutes so maybe that is it

[@GMart3D]

@@gabbycoy1 I hope it will work now :)

[@LoriNicolls]

The clay & epoxy causes a chemical reaction that can show up MONTHS later in eyes that are the prettiest when made. Then boom 💥 Bubbles pop up deep within the clay. It’s soo frustrating:/