ProGlas 1000 Tabletop Epoxy Resin- Crushed Glass Christmas Trees by WaterSong Creek Creations

Terri with WaterSong Creek Creations creates beautiful glass Christmas trees with ProGlas 1000 Table Top Epoxy Resin in this tutorial. Perfect to display for the holiday or to give as a gift.
Proglas 1000 is a clear, tough, high gloss UV epoxy coating formulated to produce a deep glass like appearance on a sealed surface. This 1:1 epoxy is used for art projects and on table top applications. Two or more layers are often applied for added depth and protection. Proglas 1000 has an extended “open time” which allows up to 50 minutes in the mixing container at 70º F and up to one hour working time on the surface being coated.
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[@medicmark9683]

I’m new at this game but loving it…thanks for showing your work they look fantastic

[@melbabowen4389]

just beautiful! i agree with you. I think the trees are so much prettier without any embellishments.

[@marwatson7408]

I just recently found your channel I think you do wonderful work and make beautiful projects.

[@texasmarshalls]

Love this video! Please do more Christmas projects! Thanks!

[@carlottawinters6124]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make this video and share it. It was very helpful!

[@serenity2832]

Thank you so much for taking the time to share your beautiful work and the process in making it!

[@angelatapia3813]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing

[@penni6432]

Beautiful! I cannot wait to try this.

[@SuperHotwater1]

Love this project and your instruction! I had some left over resin from filling holes in my wood island top kitchen make over project and was didn't know what I wanted to use it on. But now I do! Thank you so much!

[@user-qt6pm8np7b]

Thank you for your tutorial ... these are beautiful! I am going to try to make some this Christmas!

[@samharman198]

Just beautiful. 🎄

[@elizabethwilson2606]

Love love love these! Beautiful!

[@lindanicodemus9306]

Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing!!

[@texasmarshalls]

Thank you for this video! I actually did a tree line your first one and had a lot of glass fall off, so I will pour resin on canvas first!

[@joylea8571]

Beautiful!

[@kmg0125]

So beautiful. Thank you.💜

[@JulzHair]

These are so pretty!

[@pulsetkr45]

I love these!!!!

[@vonnie4781]

I love the Star Fish at the tops! Thank you!

[@euniaturnbull3112]

I love them

[@jessicakoerner7168]

Loved, loved, loved this and all the warehouse videos

[@nancycross2228]

Thank you for your wonderful videos ! Motivates me to try new projects !!

[@susanhunt5311]

When glass is bought by the pound how much is used for 1 tree?

[@angelatapia3813]

Thank you for sharing, did you not have any bubbles to pop?

[@tarawhite4419]

You could also use moss

[@barbaraobrzut2044]

Thank you for sharing, they are lovely. I have wanted to try and work with resin but worry about the toxic fumes. I read art resin is the way to go. Do you agree?

[@serenity2832]

I am just starting to work with resin and the Art Resin brand is what I'm starting with. I'm very sensitive to smells and Art Resin does have a strong smell for me. The vapors irritate my nose and eyes. I'm purchasing a full faced respirator before I use it again. It says to wear a mask if not in a well ventilated area.

[@barbaraobrzut2044]

@@serenity2832 Thank you

[@joylea8571]

You are very thorough!

[@tarawhite4419]

And wood pieces for the trunk

[@deirdreschwarz3161]

Can you tell how much glass is used to a tree please. 1 pound??

[@thoranutting9297]

Non yellowing resin? Just wondering if there is a brand that does not yellow.

[@cynthaglidden8349]

Wonderful project. Does the glass need to be prepped for the resin? Did you mix any resin into the glass before placing on canvas? Please no music would be my choice for videos, too distracting from your tutorial. Thank you

[@angelakmoses]

Can I make my own crushed glass?

[@MelissaK307]

Yes

[@angiefielder1623]

Where do you by your resin from?

[@fiberglasswarehouse7847]

Fiberglass Warehouse www.fiberglasswarehouse.com

[@KarenGalib]

send your viewers to small shops first not micheals

[@fiberglassguru]

We don't sell our products at Michael's. We sell it at on our website.

[@KarenGalib]

canvas is from Micheals..... @@fiberglassguru she said it in the first minute of the vid!