Resin Art tutorial | STUNNING realistic ocean wave on glass wth epoxy resin. Resin craft that sell

Dive into the world of coastal crafts with my latest tutorial on how to make stunning ocean resin art crafts that sells! In this video, I will guide you step-by-step through the process of creating a beautiful DIY epoxy resin ocean on a wine glass. Perfect for resin enthusiasts and anyone looking to enhance their home decor with beachy vibes, this project combines artistic pouring techniques using a tumbler turner spinner with resin crafting tips to help you achieve beautiful ocean wave lacing.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced resin crafter, this resin tutorial will provide you with all the essential tips and tricks for successful resin projects. You'll learn how to mix epoxy resin, pour it effectively, and create captivating ocean-inspired crafts that make for unique handmade gifts or delightful additions to your coastal decor collection.
Join me as we explore the art of resin crafting and discover how to turn ordinary wine glass decor into stunning pieces of art that reflect the beauty of the ocean. With my guidance, you’ll be able to create your own tumbler turner art and beach crafts that capture the essence of sea life decor and bring the beach to your home.
Get ready to unleash your creativity and transform your resin crafting skills with this engaging ocean resin DIY. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more resin art inspiration and DIY coastal projects! In this full step by step tutorial, I show you everything you need to know to create a beautiful resin ocean wave with lacing on a wine glass and stemless wine glass. Using a tumbler turner spinner machine you can create ocean resin designs on glass.
Materials I use
Just Resin Australia Art cote resin
Just resin Australia pigment pastes
Tumbler turner spinner machine from Amazon
Ryobi heat
wine glass and stemless wine glass
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Resin & Pigment pastes: Just Resin Australia (Art Cote resin)
Glasses the Warehouse New Zealand
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[@pattymccord2537]

Your glasses are beautiful! Thank you for showing us how to do them! Good project for me to try myself

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you - hope you enjoy making them

[@ziggypop3871]

Great tutorial

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you

[@lisavineyard348]

Thank you for the share. Absolutely beautiful ❤

[@starfishdesign_nz]

thank you

[@kellyjean4981]

These turned out beautifully. Thank you for Sharing

[@starfishdesign_nz]

thank you I enjoy making them.

[@isabelrodriguezguedes3359]

Guuuaaaauuu ❤😮🎉🎉

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you

[@tonyayoung4663]

Very beautiful

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you

[@Patty-si8sg]

Thank you for your video! It helped me a lot when making my wine glasses :)

[@starfishdesign_nz]

You are so welcome - I enjoy making them.

[@cherishthemessypainter]

Beautiful glasses! This is an excellent tutorial! I watched it twice to make sure I can follow your instructions to try to make my own. I have one small suggestion, the music is a little loud compared to your voice volume.

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you glad you enjoyed it. Hope you got a good result. Yes unfortunately I can’t change the music volume now. I have just started this video editing journey so appreciate feedback to help improve.

[@heyred3639]

Thank-you for the very well detailed instructions 🎨 💕

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you

[@michaeldequatro1012]

Beautiful. I turn resin blanks for pens and handles. I'm saving your video because I want to try this. I didn't realize how inexpensive the glass turning thing was. Keep up the nice videos.

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thank you I hope to post a lot more useful videos - I will do one soon on using the turner for wooden spoons which is similar to yours pens.

[@michaeldequatro1012]

@@starfishdesign_nz Looking forward to it 🙂

[@sherrysmith2]

Gorgeous 😍

[@starfishdesign_nz]

thank you

[@barbarahoseyart8107]

Beautiful!! The resin seems to be a little thicker than I've ever seen. Is that because of the kind you're using? or did you let it sit and thicken before applying? Thicker seems to be better for this.

[@starfishdesign_nz]

I apply a good amount of resin over the glass and I always warm my resin first in a heated bath so it flows easily. You don’t want it too thick though. When it’s all on the glass I gently heat it with heat gun - it thins it out nicely and a the excess runs off. Don’t overheat it or you will lose your design. It’s a balance that you will get with a few practices to get just the right thickness for your project.

[@michelleelle4622]

I noticed the same. It is very thick when she first mixes

[@starfishdesign_nz]

@@michelleelle4622 hi I do sit my resin in warm bath before using as it can get very cold here and the resin can be thicker. It gets thinner when I gently heat it on the glass. The finished resin layer on the glass is nice and thin.

[@steffl8562]

Hello Can you tell what brand of blown gun you using what is the amp size? Thank you

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi I use a ryobi heat gun 2000W with small nozzle attachment.

[@CyndiDwyer-v7q]

I have been experimenting on the stemless glasses and for some reason a bubble of resin forms on the bottom. Any suggestions how to prevent this from happening? Thank you

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi you need to take some resin off when you are blending with the spatula. You can also take the bubble off in first couple of hours and then just reheat the base to smooth it out. I have a video on making ceramic diffuser vases that show how I scrape the excess resin off. Hope that helps

[@Dee-ct1id]

These are beautiful, can they go in the dishwasher or hand wash?

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi not recommended as it gets too hot in dishwasher and could soften the resin. My husband has accidentally put mine in there (told him 100x not too lol) and they have been okay.

[@ShoreLifeCreations]

Thank you so much for the detailed video, I have been practicing with doing wine glasses for a couple of weeks, trying to get ready for a fall show coming up, this will help me so much, since coastal is pretty much all I am taking! I need to find some foam like what you have to fit my turners, something better than what came with it. Can you tell me where you got your foam? Thank you!

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi you can use the foam plumbers use for pipe cladding. Or I use the long foam swimming noodle is great has a hole in it also and is very cheap you can cut it up in different sizes.

[@joannemerriner2407]

Where would I find the foam to hold the glasses? Please.

[@starfishdesign_nz]

@@joannemerriner2407 most machines come with the foam. You can buy extra foam from Amazon or you can use pipe lagging foam from plumbing supply shop. Also I use kids foam noodle for swimming it can be cut into sizes you want very inexpensive.

[@KerryThomas-in5nm]

How long is the tumble machine left on to run once the resin patternation meets your satisfaction please?

[@starfishdesign_nz]

I leave my machine turning over night in a warm room so that the resin is touch dry and ready to remove. Once design has started to cure on glass after approx 2 hrs it doesn’t change much more in design.

[@KerryThomas-in5nm]

@@starfishdesign_nz Thank you so much for that! I love what you do. 🙃

[@dolidinel7938]

Beautiful. What brand of Tumbler turner did you use

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi Ihave some from MiLefo brand(Amazon.com) as well as unbranded ones from Resin Art NZ. All have been very reliable and are quiet.

[@anne-mariethibert3991]

Where did you get the tumbler Turing machines please 🙏

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Hi there I use either Milefo cup turner from Amazon.com or Resin Art NZ cup turners. Both very good.

[@steffl8562]

Ok thank you so kindly to respond back to me. Steff

[@pecoreadoradelGenal]

Hola que resina es ?para hacer las copas

[@laurataylor8709]

She used Art Cote Resin from Just Resin

[@starfishdesign_nz]

thank you yes I use all Just Resin Australia resins and pigments

[@noreenknight7459]

great demo but your music is very distracting to trying to hear you tallk.

[@starfishdesign_nz]

Thanks for the feedback. I am just leaning to edit and present these videos will make softer music next time definitely .

[@mutualadmirationsociety]

Jeeez Noreen. Your comment comes off as very rude

[@CyndiDwyer-v7q]

I have been experimenting on the stemless glasses and for some reason a bubble of resin forms on the bottom. Any suggestions how to prevent this from happening? Thank you

[@starfishdesign_nz]

hi you can wipe off some of the excess resin as it may be too thick. If you get build up of resin on the bottom of your glass just use a stick or spatula to scrape the blob off - you can do this for a couple of hours of turning while the resin is still sticky but use a heat gun to smooth it off again. Check that your glasses or tumblers are also level when turning as the resin might be gravitating to the bottom. I just posted a short video making little ceramic reed diffuser vases that I use similar process but you will see me wiping some of the resin off when I am spreading it to take the excess off. happy resining

[@CyndiDwyer-v7q]

@@starfishdesign_nz thank you for responding so quickly.