Is This Even Possible...

[@lynettedeanda5792]

3 days ago I found myself using, "squidgy widgy" in normal conversation, not craft related. 😂😂

[@SteveMcDonaldArtsandCrafts]

Hahaha. That’s great.

[@fairyspunfibers9098]

Oh, same!! My 5 yr old grandson collapsed in a fit of giggles! hee heee!

[@kathrynseaman6482]

When I see a mold being squeezed to release bubbles it runs thru my mind! LOL and it makes me smile thank you Steve!

[@dianep3071]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@angierox6964]

Yes yes! And when I’ve been watching other crafting videos, and they need to get out the bubbles , I tell them out loud ‘give it a squidgy widgey’!

[@BrendaSouza-sf1jc]

I seal my resin crete with modge podge. I put mica powder in the modge podge it came out so pretty.

[@kandipiatkowski8589]

Just a suggestion as an alternative method for dipping. I have seen another KZbinr using spray paint. They sprayed it into the water, then dipped the items.

[@tamicoil7069]

@kandipiatkowski8589 i came here to say this. I have uses spray paint and it sticks to even sealed items. Works the best.

[@cynthiaswain4070]

Another method is to use nail polish. You can even use it with shaving cream or whipping cream. Have used on Easter eggs and tea cups

[@MundtStefan]

I learned a lot from your videos in the past. So thank you very much. I do recommend watching someone KZbin videos about color theory. Have a wonderful weekend! I hope you will get some rest.

[@Lourin911]

For GREAT Shaving cream Marbling don't use acrylic paint - use liquid Ink you will love the result. (stamp pad ink refills) .

[@Lourin911]

Is this even possible...... Lol i like your style ..... In America it starts off "Here, Hold my beer" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🥰

[@Soleymoons-trinketsnbijoux]

😂😂😂

[@TheResinersPourHouse]

Love learning all these tips and tricks. Thanks for showing all parts!

[@Dawn_McNair]

I like using spray paint for marbling. Has always worked well for me.

[@carlycharlesworth1497]

I think the colourful items were beautiful which were not sealed, but the shaving foam method on the plates gave hideous results which was a shame. Thankfully you can paint them white and start again if you so want, or you can use the plates under flower pots as water dishes. I love that vase mould you use, it always gives a lovely result with resin or resincrete. Have a lovely weekend Steve!

[@YouTuber29911]

You could also use nail polish. Not sure if anyone said this not read all comments but I used to do this on nails ❤️🤗

[@dcruicks1]

Thanks Steve!!

[@LisaVornhagen]

That was a fun and interesting experiment! I love the unsealed hand and sealed heart dish. I also love the unsealed vase.

[@rowanstephenson3192]

Very good tutorial Steve learnt a lot ta. X

[@MyLast2Braincells84]

Uugh it's wet and cold here and you've just reminded me I have a tub of dirty cups and molds to clean before I can have any fun 😭

[@appleoneill5135]

Great to see these other methods, the non-sealed ones look lovely. I've only used alcohol inks to do a tie dye effect which I really liked and 1 year on, the colours are still vivid. Thank you for sharing x

[@davegrove795]

Fantastic! So glad you show your triumphs AND the others❤

[@beaswingle9065]

They look like little faces around eyeballs, pretty cool in the bucket of waters

[@KustomKre8ted4UByU]

I love that hand too Steve it is so cute❤

[@helenhands7012]

Steve I know that you are colour blind but if you use colour theory I think even the marbling that did not seem to work would have come out a little better…but as usual it was an enjoyable video to watch and I learn something new each time ❤

[@sandradavid4080]

Marabu makes a great marbling product that sticks well to sealed items as well as paper. My grandchildren had fun marbling their hands. 😂 (washed off after 24 hrs)

[@JrBurriss]

Those were definitely interesting techniques. I honestly think the shaving cream one is a waste. Just my 1 cent.

[@miniaques]

Beautiful

[@karynstouffer3562]

I actually like the pastel colors of the sealed pieces.

[@StacyStephenson-z8y]

You can also use different colors of nail polish for marbling.

[@sandramiller4522]

I’ve used the marabu marbling inks, they even work on metal. No sliding off.

[@joanntilbury8423]

Great video I have always wanted to try marbling so I brought a kit I have also brought resin crete because of your videos and so far I love it. I do have 1 question I may have missed I in the video but do you have to seal the pieces afterwards. Thank you and thanks for your great videos

[@ResinateWithYou]

Hi Steve! I love your tutorials. Do you know what video it was that you discussed watering down the varnish? Also, do you only water it down on the ecopour/resincrete type of medium? Thank you.

[@beaswingle9065]

What a mess lol lol just like I do 😊

[@genajones2823]

Maybe try dipping the mold instead. It works with resin. Haven't tried to see if the resin crete will pull it off the mold. Don't know till we try.

[@UnityByNature]

❤❤❤

[@LisaVesander.Creative]

Can you use acrylic paint and mix them with coconut oil and use them for marbling in water?

[@kattstitch]

I've used the shaving foam method on my cross stitch fabric, using foam and food colouring .... wonder if food colouring would work on the resincrete?

[@lisalashes47]

Hi Steve. Pls pls can i get a little advice about curing resin crete. I use JDiction for both the powder and the colours for it, but when i demould my pieces i get really dark patches and really light over the whole thing, why is that? I hope you can help. Thanks x

[@Soleymoons-trinketsnbijoux]

🙌

[@LauraCastro-df1cn]

👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻😊

[@lelastearns9974]

Good Day Steve, is this an old product known as ‘plaster of Paris’ and renamed as resin powder?

[@dbabs1558]

Thanks Steve this is all new to me, I will be trying it soon. I think you are great and if you were a teacher the kids would love you 🥰 I would use different colours but you are colour blind, sorry I wish you were not.

[@NoreeneBailey-Treece]

Don't scrape the shaving foam. Let it dry overnight then rinse the next day.

[@smncowardyahoo]

Hi Steve, Do you Still Rate the DiPoxy Resin ?? It is Cheap and I Wonder if it has lasted the test of Time ??

[@beaswingle9065]

Do you really need that much water?

[@MundtStefan]

😢😢😢

[@dianeh2420]

Great expiranent

[@midnight8454]

Can you use clear coating epoxy resin for molds like resin jars????

[@Sciayam]

I didnt like the result - lots of colours does not always play together. Im into scandinavian style.

[@kabeerahmed7132]

Amazing