Requested Tutorial - Resin Shaker Charms 2.0

[@nawal6137]

Wow it is very nice

[@MileyonDisney]

Cool. I wish you were still doing videos, but it sure has been a long time. Thanks for all you did!

[@sarahmoseley4642]

I am SO GRATEFUL for this tutorial! I love that you made it where you cannot see the edges of the transparency film’

[@SoulRythm]

This is great! Excellent tutorial. Been breaking my head trying to understand how to do a shaker. lol But this vid was perfect and easy to understand. Thank you very much for sharing!!

[@nita44htc]

Just saw ur video. That's the coolest thing I ever saw.

[@mimirukazumi672]

OH MY GOD YOU'RE A LIFESAVER!! *___* And so talented! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@ellygreaves9793]

Nicely done they looked gorgeous. Thank you for showing :)

[@donnaswain9623]

Those are beautiful...I must make some!!!

[@mollyfarquhar824]

Thanks! Saw these on your Instagram and I was super curious!

[@atomicglitterbomb1629]

Such cute charms

[@julietdelgado6488]

This is so creative! I love all of your creations! They're all so cute! Looking forward to more adorable tutorials! ❤️

[@rubydragonjd1]

That's so awesome thanks for sharing!! I was actually happy to see the air bubble under the film for a change: I often see crafters' pieces so perfect, it intimidates me. Question as well, would you still sell the piece with the bubble? They're gorgeous!

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Hello! I would still sell the piece with a bubble so long as the piece doesnt look underfilled. As a personal preference, I like the evidence of a bubble (adds to the liquid effect IMHO) but more importantly as to why I like it, I feel like that slight pressure difference with a bubble, mixed with the substrate type (baby oil, etc) allows a different "float" to some fillers. The air bubble can sometimes suck, depending again on substrate, when using super fine glitters (they tend to stick to and get caught in the bubble rather than sink/float). Both looks, however, are gorgeous IMHO. ;)

[@raTchelmae]

make sure when you are sanding with power tools (and maybe in general) to wear a face cover, and if you can the best is a p100 mask or kn95 to keep dust from getting int your lungs!!!

[@littleemochick13]

These are really cute! I bet it would be cool to make the inside into one of those oil and water aquariums/lava lamps!

[@xKawaiiMikuChanx]

oh my god!

[@spiderbiz5077]

These are awesome! Way to go! Such talent!

[@joanns7007]

Wow stunning

[@xchrysanthemumxkisse]

This is just the tutorial I needed! Thank you so much ♡♡♡

[@THERIANNNMAXX]

Best ever tutorial ! Thank you for sharing

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

They are perfect

[@angay513]

Omg. I love everything you make. always so cute. I might have to make me some. thank you 💕💕💕

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

zomberella moans Thanks, Doll 😉 Have fun! You will do great with them! ❤

[@JuliaKlug]

this is so awesome! thanks for the tutorial

[@magicalcrafts7829]

Great tutorial!

[@ItsLaurenE]

i finally came up w a unique to me idea to make these i love them but of course want to do it differently. whoo hoo. now get the nerve to try it.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Lauren Emmett Go for it, woman! I KNOW you would totally rock whatever you do with shakers! You rock everything else! ❤ Can't wait to see what you come up with!

[@sylvieamos2127]

Wow superbe 😍

[@MizzRivera86]

I REALLY LOVE THIS IDEA..SUPER CUTE!👌😲🔥

[@yolandagomez6937]

OMG yes! I'm definitely going to make this thanks for sharing this! :)

[@InHisEyesImQueen]

these are very beautiful. They would look nice if they had like water or an oil inside. tfs.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

InHisEyesImQueen That's a good idea. 😉 YourCreativePlayground has some really awesome liquid pieces. You can find her on Instagram or Facebook. 😊

[@itschiizu569]

This is so cool! 😃

[@dragonkat13]

where did you buy your plastic film? or like what do you search for when trying to find it on amazon etc?

[@the.imprint]

or how about putting packing tape on one side and filling it in the bottom with resin and then wait til dry then flip it over fill in majority leaving a hole and adding loose objects inside then making a flat Buble in the left over space. it would be easier and more shakable

[@lindamuir921]

Awesome idea

[@jessicasingh3943]

Linda Muir I see most people doing this

[@esther.creazioni7208]

wow beautiful

[@sammimaricelli420]

This is for real one of my favorite tutorials on KZbin ... Like ever can I ask where did you buy your transparency film ?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Sammi Maricelli Thank you. 😊 Transparency film can be purchased online or at local office supply stores. 😊

[@sammimaricelli420]

You inspired me to go crazy looking for the heart mold when all I had to do was look on google 🤣 so now I have ordered the mold, the UV resin , the Transparency Film and a torch , because I'm already hugely into resin and now I'm adding this to my arsenal 💞💕 THANK YOU 💕💞

[@Mermaid5558]

I love it ...

[@mariangies]

What a great video thanks! Where can I find the hearts?

[@mariangies]

Yes. The tool to make the hole for the screw. Which did you use? Love your video.?

[@GamingGadgetsTechnology]

💖 It! Thanks for sharing! 🤗

[@CrunchyBrilliance]

♥️ love this.... resin is incredible

[@the-red-ghost]

Crunchy Brilliance yeah

[@estelabaigorria3360]

Crunchy Brilliance videos en catellano

[@estelabaigorria3360]

Crunchy Brilliance en espanol p favor

[@marilynjohnson6595]

Where can I get that heart-shaped mold

[@nancyrose4965]

hi superb tutorial is there any alternative for UV

[@nancyrose4965]

UV lamp

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Instead of a UV lamp, you can use a UV torch (looks like a mini flashlight) or use sunlight. Both alternatives will take longer times for curing. 😊

[@nancyrose4965]

GrimmsCraftingTales thankyo verymuch

[@tashuarogers5458]

Awesome tutorial!!! 😙

[@mirmaid6983]

Thank you so much!!! I've been trying to figure this out for a hot second!!! 😩😍✨💖

[@karens9308]

why UV resin over glue? thank you!

[@supervixen404]

What are those little white balls in the filling ? Are they beads or sprinkles?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Littlestar714 They are cake nonpareils. 😊

[@supervixen404]

GrimmsCraftingTales Ahh I see. Thank you!

[@marianadiaz4660]

Do you have to use UV resin for the first part and do you have to have a UV light for it to cure?

[@Mavibum]

Hi! Is the same process if I want to make shaker charms but with liquid inside?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Mavi Valentina This method can be used for liquid. Depending on your preference, you can leave liquid in fluid state or freeze before adhering top film. Hope that helps. 😊

[@mlle_aya]

GrimmsCraftingTales What type of liquid would be best? Plain water?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

You can use plain water but I believe some inclusions may mold over time (I have not confirmed that yet though). Some use straight baby oil or glycerin (also helps with "float" effect). Some use water mixed with baby oil, glycerin, or clear school glue. I have used a water/glycerin mixture and water/clear school glue mixture with no issues as of yet. Play around and see what you like best. :) Hope that helps. :)

[@mariangies]

Hi thanks for the video. What kind of resin did you use and what did you use to drill the hole? Tia.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Maris Rios Link/info for resin is in description above. For the hole, I assume you mean for the eyescrew? I used a rotary tool. A visual aid on that can be seen in my full resin tutorial (time stamp in description of that video). 😊

[@supervixen404]

This is amazing! Thank you so much for doing this! One question: for the part where you use UV resin to adhere the film onto the piece, could you use epoxy resin or glue like e6000 instead? Also, have you made any liquid charms like this and if so do you use water? I wanted to try liquid but worried it might evaporate?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Littlestar714 You can use epoxy resin or e6000. I have another shaker tutorial where I use e6000 and mod podge for the film. In my opinion, glue tends to show the film lines more...at least for me. 😉 I have made a liquid piece before using the same method that MiniatureSweet made a tutorial for. Use a water/glycerin mixture for "slower" glitter "float" and to help avoid evaporation/color distortions. 😊

[@supervixen404]

GrimmsCraftingTales Awesome thanks so much!

[@Myukitten]

pretty!! ❤️ Where do I find the mold to make the heart?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Myu Can find on Amazon. 😊 Link in description above.

[@edenchuri383]

Where do you get your molds? I need to find good molds for shaker charms. These look great!

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

KiwiPopStudios I find most of my molds on Etsy and other online shops. For these specific molds, please see the description box. 😉

[@rainbowpartyghoul]

hi , i was wondering if i did the liquid version of the heart shakers would putting a laminated photo in be fine? like would it hold up.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

cyrena erediauwa I personally have not used laminated photos in liquid shakers. I would think the safer bet is to encapsulate the photo in the resin of the shaker and then add liquid, etc. My fear is the liquid getting into the seams of the laminate and working its way to water logging your photo over time. Could always do a test piece. Sorry I couldn't have been more help.

[@BreedingunicornsLPChannel]

very helpful! thank u!

[@Jackieluvscheesecake]

Where do u get your confetti from ?

[@rosemaryross2100]

where did you get the transparency film and also the molds for your shakers?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Rosemary Ross Please see the description for links to the mold. The transparency film can be found online or at local office supply stores. 😊

[@xchzng]

I know this is late but where do you get your plastic or film

[@lorikodama8212]

I found mine in my local craft store in the same area with the shrink plastic.

[@xchzng]

Lori Kodama Thanks!

[@Myukitten]

Which transparent film do you use?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Myu I purchase my films from Amazon or local office supply stores. Mine is an off brand but Apollo brand works well (pricier than most though).

[@caroblack6098]

Can I use normal epoxy instead of UV resin? Tysm loved the video 💕

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Caro Black Sure can! Just have to wait for curing. 😉

[@shinyowlshop6662]

Is it possible to use this technique with 2 part epoxy resin? I don't have UV resin available to me.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Noah Murphy Sure is. Just have to wait longer for curing. 😊 Can also use a clear dry craft glue (I have another shaker video utilizing glue for the films).

[@ming-1284]

Where do you buy molds in video? I want to make it, but I can not find Mold.

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Ming :-/ Please read video description above.

[@Heli1366]

hi i just started working with uv resin and i was wondering does ur resin also feel a bit sticky at the surface when u cure it or is that just mine?am i doing sth wrong?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Hiya. Generally means your resin isnt cured long enough. What wattage is your UV lamp? Some UV resins, when fully cured, may have a slight texture to it (wont be as glassy smooth as epoxy resin resin and can feel slightly sticky...but dry and hard). That's ok. I've found curing even longer will help cure that off. Hope that helps!

[@meaghannemack82]

this is awesome..... Trying to figure out how to do it without that specific mold.....

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Meaghanne Mack The same method should apply to any resin piece that has a cavity (full cavity or "backed cavity"). I have another shaker charm tutorial that doesn't use this specific mold. 😊 Best of luck!

[@meaghannemack82]

GrimmsCraftingTales I did see it. the Pikachu ones!!

[@wiwibb]

The heart mold is sold out :((((((((

[@Victoriouz777]

why do you put the plastic cups on top of them when they dry?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

mhmeangirl To keep dust, pet hair, etc from landing on/ruining piece while curing.

[@kailaepley]

What did u use for the film ?

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Kaila Epley Transparency film. Can be found online or office supply stores. 😉

[@virus_avatar]

Thank you, awesome job. Where did you get the eyepin😅

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Allison Michelle Ruiz Thank you. 😊 The eyescrew is from an assorted color/size set I purchased on Amazon. Here's the link 😊: www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B01LYR02PK/ref=yo_ii_img?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@virus_avatar]

Thakyou so much¡ 🙌🏿

[@SaidulHasan-ul3kc]

where i can buy resine

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Silence Tuber Please see links in description above for brands that I use.😊 You can also find epoxy resin in local hardware stores, local craft stores, and online.

[@SaidulHasan-ul3kc]

GrimmsCraftingTales but i am from bangladesh.....can i find resine from bangladesh

[@SaidulHasan-ul3kc]

plzzz ans me...

[@SaidulHasan-ul3kc]

😟😟😣😣

[@lorikodama8212]

Silence Tuber, you can buy it online as long as you have a credit card and they ship your country. She's already given you the link to the resins .

[@ITaHOAX]

What is the song at 51

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

Help Meh please see video description. 😉

[@nyanenet6948]

ohp flim is ok? ㅠㅠ

[@GrimmsCraftingTales]

김니뇽 Yes.

[@adellemoore9507]

Do you get chemical burns from touching that resin?! Ouch you should wear gloves that stuff is highly unsafe