RESIN COLOR that's clean and easy - by Little Windows

Resin and Color Films are available at little-windows.com
We've got a new way to add gorgeous transparent color to your resin projects. These no-bleed color films can be cut with scissors or punches. Cast, Dome, Layer, design, great in bezels too!
See more high-quality images in our Project Center at www.little-windows.com

[@theaffiliatemarketingforne1755]

You are one of the few individuals that actually provides instructions and supplies list of the tutorial that you are doing. Thank you for sharing and for being so detail and considering 🥰✨🤩

[@kimhuff]

I just love Fran and her Little Windows products. I have already ordered my color resin films and can't wait to get started. Thank you Fran for helping us all bring our creative ideas to life.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you Kimberly! I can't wait to seeing what happens when you put your creativity to work with these :) Have a blast!

[@sharoncollins7983]

Glad to know this film is available. It is good for me because I need to be productive when I have energy. It would be good to use with my older grandchildren. Or even grown nieces on craft day. Everyone could have their own color with no mess for the hostess. Thank you.

[@bobcatmom09]

The little window resin is like no other Ive EVER USED...IT IS AWESOME! The tutorials they have available are so thorough. ...I will never use another type of resin or the available accessories they have ever again! :)

[@LittleWindowsResin]

bobcatmom09 Thank you :) I hope you have a wonderfully creative 2015!

[@jhcustomcreations4305]

Your products are awesome. I only came across you a few weeks back and purchased a few products from your site. Your experience SHOWS in how well the products work. I am amazed. I have only been experimenting with UV resin up to this point and was not up for the 2 part mixing... but your product put me at ease. Exactly how you show us on these videos and how you explain it is EXACTLY what it does. I love that. Thank you. You ABSOLUTELY have a repeat customer.🌺🏵🌸

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Welcome @jhcustomcreations4305! And thanks so much for the great feedback :) Have fun, create every day, and let me know if I can be of help along the way! [e-mail]

[@karinasulger7829]

love this idea!!!... i have done quite a few resin projects , with different brands of resin and i have to say little windows resin is the best ive ever used, it always comes out crystal clear with very little if any air bubbles!!! love your product!!! ty ty ty

[@belikeandywarhol]

This is really cool and will save lots of time. I see myself not having to waste resin just to add color to my pieces anymore. No more messy food dyes. :P

[@sylvettelaujol5748]

J’aime votre maitrise et la clarté de vos explications....merci de votre partage....Sylvette

[@wendydela]

Gorgeous! And what a great idea.

[@jonescalypso]

Wonderful video! This was fun to watch, and your instructions were nice and clear. Each piece was beautiful and very inspiring. This had me smiling all throughout. Thank you for sharing this with us!

[@fredwilma1000]

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[@Yargo73]

Ohhhh! Beautiful and simple! Can't wait to try so gorgeous colors!!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks again for your helpful testing Alessio, I wish you all the best :)

[@janellekm]

Thank you so very much for sharing this product, it has been very helpful. 😊

[@nikkifennel]

Lovely results! Beautiful!

[@carloshoh6204]

Amazing !!! Wonderful !!! ;-)

[@veronicatampus5461]

Fantastic! Very encouraging tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

You are so welcome!

[@JayjayCampos]

Brilliant! That's awesome!

[@shellharris4073]

ty for sharing your craft with me! This is amazing

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you Shell! Have fun creating :)

[@JiM-SWEET-art]

Nice work. I'll have to try some of that.

[@rebeldevil1247]

love your work

[@ameliarivera3766]

I love your tutorial your voice is so soothing. Thank you for sharing. God bless and stay safe.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you! You too!

[@EmanuelleLaudelino]

Very good..gorgeous!!!

[@stellinaxx70]

Wonderful! Thank you!!!

[@je36]

nice! u are an artist!

[@amandagioia1]

I love the stickers very nice.

[@emelyr.2172]

It was awesome I tried it and it work😀

[@joannecarroll5504]

I love this idea - colour matching tints can be frustrating & messy. Already thinking about my next LW order :-)

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks Joanne! I can't stop playing with them, I'm loving layering and also making tons of little circle charms that click against each other on a bracelet,....... too little time!

[@Yargo73]

I discovered another interesting idea! ...in the last minutes of this video (with real clear, useful & simple instructions) you show a sort of "wave effect" created by layering an embellishment after one hour after pouring Brilliant-resin...maybe this "reaction" during the hardening process could be used for creating other wonderful effect...I will try soon!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Lovely, eh?! That takes a bit of experimenting to make sure the resin is set up enough to hold a wave, without being too set up, so that it will still act as an adhesive for whatever you push in. I usually poke my project with a mixing wand every 20-30 minutes in the 1-2 hour set time range, you want a string of the resin to pull up with the wand, and for the string to flop over on itself (vs. settling right back into the resin). Closer to 2 hours seems a better time frame, vs. the 1 hour I mention in the vid, but it also depends on how thick the resin layer is. Can't wait to see what your mind creates!

[@renkykazery2160]

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[@axels5584]

This is amazing!

[@kelly_seastar]

So pretty

[@hoiilord13]

Thank you!

[@mlqf12341]

Thank you You smart

[@CoxJoxSox]

That's a pretty stingy amount of film - just buy cellophane rolls.

[@sarahhundekari9949]

i like how u do your video i wish i had every thing that u have for rezin

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you Sarah! They're lots of fun to play with. These products are all available at little-windows.com, and we ship worldwide via USPS :)

[@renkykazery2160]

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[@thefrugalcrafter]

wow, they look like candy! I love the layered look! I heard that your product does not smell like other resins. Will it cure at 60 degrees? My basement studio is cool in the winter so I have limited my resin crafting to outdoors in September..

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Lindsay, I fight the urge to nibble on them, thanks for the positive feedback! You've heard right, our LW Brilliant Resin is awesome for lots of reasons - versatile, non-smelly, safest epoxy you'll find, great color stability, .... And yes, you can work in cold spaces although it may take just a bit longer to set up. The key thing is to warm up your Part A - ours can be microwaved in 10 second increments. It thickens up in the cold, so warming it will make it nice and thin, and will blend with the Part B much more thoroughly, and bubbles will be able to rise easily. (DO NOT HEAT OTHER RESINS OR CHEMICALS AS THEY CAN RELEASE HARMFUL FUMES). Hope that helps, have fun creating :)

[@Acrafterzworld]

LittleWindowsResin so this is a non-toxic resin so we dont need a mask and it wont harm anyone?

[@kraftymomma1979]

+LittleWindowsResin and thefrugalcrafter Lindsay Weirich, I love y'all and your videos. Thanks for sharing them. :)

[@sherryroberson446]

So when your doming is it the same mix when you mixed it from start

[@craigerjacks2582]

Nice job love all the colors. I was wondering would you know how to make a smoke gray color and also still habit be slightly translucent?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello cragerjacks, you could use just a tiny amount of this Black Resin Colorant www.little-windows.com/collections/resin-colors-1/products/black-resin-colorant

[@yoalyluna2703]

beautiful

[@KustomFu]

pretty

[@user-oc1io1yq1o]

너무 예쁘네요~♡ 친절한 설명 감사해요~^^ 좀더 잘 알려면 영어공부를 더 해야겠어요

[@LittleWindowsResin]

I'm so sorry but I'm unable to translate your message. Please let me know if I can be of help :)

[@liberte2016]

LittleWindowsResin I just happened to stumble upon your video learning about resins and saw this message. The commenter was saying how she (I assume according to the name but anyway) thought your resins were beautiful, and thankful for your friendly explanation. She also mentioned if she were to better understand more, she’d have to study more on English. I hope I got the 2nd part right, Korean is not my mother tongue but I hope that helps 😉

[@bresorte]

very good ideas!! love it! how do you do not to get stick on the plastic moulds? is there anything you use? and how come they are shiny?mine are dull on the inside part!! thanks in advance!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Bresorte, thank you! Resin is so fun. All of our molds are polished to a shiny finish and your castings will always pick up the surface texture of whatever material you're casting in. Our plastic molds have a special coating so our resin doesn't stick, and our silicone molds are easy-release too. Hope that helps :)

[@ktbon231]

Awesome.

[@mariamsydh788]

this video make an inspirition

[@ronniepaulinc]

you can easily remove the bubbles by "degassing". That is a strange term that simply means putting your molds in a vacuum... Simple to make one out of a bicycle pump and an old pressure cooker.

[@estherstagg6275]

Just received my first order from you and I can't wait to get started! I am wondering about using my finger to touch the project while making it. Aren't you concerned about the oils on your finger transferring to the piece?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Esther, sorry for the delayed reply. We don't recommend touching the pieces until they've set up at least 12 hours, at that point any oils from your fingers or other residue can be easily cleaned by wiping the piece with a soft tissue or t-shirt, or by washing in cool water with dish soap. I hope that helps :)

[@mariamsydh788]

inspiration...

[@rachelrabbit34]

ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS TUTORIAL. But must ask.. where did you get your small cirlcled shape molds from?? All of the ones I have ever used were duds :(

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Raquel Monsivais Hello Raquel! Why thank you for asking! You'll find these molds at little-windows.com, the one used in the opening image is our Small Circles Mold, which is available by itself, and also as part of our Small Molds Set (Circle, Square, Oval, Rectangle). They are polished to a mirror finish and make beautiful castings. Have fun!

[@olgarubio4290]

Hi, absolutely looved this video, but one question, how did you put the pendant in the resin, so you can hang in your knee?? Please , ask me thank you 😘😘

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Olg 122 Hello Olg 122! I'm so glad you love this video, but I'm afraid I don't understand your question. Could you help by provide a little more info? I'm happy to help :)

[@Lavenderrose73]

Those things are _gorgeous!_ You have the doming white thing too, don't you?

[@kaylynmonnell4267]

Hi I was wondering is this something that could work with tiny bottle charms? I Love the colors but I have no idea how I could position the film in a 2ml tiny bottle. Any suggestions?

[@lanternstudio6393]

Hi! Can fountain pen ink work in resin to five a transparent effect?? 🤔

[@jm5462]

I wanna purchase these resins but I’m frm the Philippines. Btw love ur vids! :)

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello JM! You can purchase anything you'd like from little-windows.com! We ship via USPS, so the cost of shipping will be based primarily on the weight of your package. We offer both First Class and Priority Mail, so if you'll go back to little-windows.com and add whatever you'd like to your shopping cart, then enter your full shipping address, reliable quotes for your options will be shown for your approval prior to payment. You can play around with what's in your cart to see the effect on shipping cost.Here's a code you can use on your first order for 10% OFF, to help offset shipping cost: LW1017Thanks for asking, have lots of fun creating : ) - Fran

[@ishmalimtiaz8139]

How to make resin and from where to buy resin becoz idk if thwy sell here I live in Saudi Arabia

[@maryellacreations4190]

so resin and color can't be mixed before and then poured in the mold in a second time? I mean just like mixing a color in the water with a stick

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+maria tarantino Hi Maria, I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you're asking?

[@maryellacreations4190]

I mean you must have an open mold like these in the video, and then apply the film shaped like that. But if I want to pour colored resin in a different mold with just a little hole can this color be melted before pouring?

[@geizachirley4039]

Oh ! Thanks for is vidéo good good good verry good ! Nice ;) kiss !!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thank you lovely!

[@aliciaarboledavillegas4344]

Deseo conseguir todos los materiales todas las herramientas me encanta esta técnica , en España donde lo puedo adquirir todo.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hola Alicia! Usted encontrará todos estos grandes suministros en www.little-windows.com/ gastos de envío se basan en el peso de su paquete, pero sí tenemos una promoción de vacaciones a un 20% de descuento con este código: Holiday16 tiene mucha diversión creando!

[@sylvieamos2127]

Wow 😍

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks Sylvie!

[@jannierussell8369]

Hi Little Window!! I have a question ? I found some bottle of temper paint in my basement, the things is can I paint gems or risen molds with this paint???? Love please let it be okay. I have a lot!!! MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOUR FAMILY!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Jannie Russell Hi Jannie, I haven't tried liquid or powder tempera paints with resin, but I don't think the liquids would work because they are water based. I love to experiment though, so it may be worth testing in a small way. Can you let me know how they turn out?

[@prempremglamourz1]

Great project. Can I use fabric? If yes can you please make a video. Thanks

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Yes you sure can, have a look at this tutorial for lots of tips: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/10970577-resin-your-fabric-scraps Thanks for asking :) - Fran

[@PastelSimmer]

Color Pigment is best all you have to do is squirt a small amount and mix simple this is not even easy but it's clean and not messy but that's really just extra.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Pastel Simmer There are lots of ways to add color to resin, some turn out better than others. You just have to find what works best for each project you envision, and experimentation is great. Have fun creating :)

[@PastelSimmer]

I like using glitter most times

[@Myskitti]

Another good idea would be to sell just packs of a singular colour; I'll be mass-producing resin cosplay items and only need a select few shades so buying an entire pack when one film is what I'll be using per prop and not even using a lot of the colours would be a lit extreme...

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Mystari Endris Excellent idea! What colors would you be interested in? I'll figure out a way to offer this online, in the meantime, just send me an email and we can customize a set for you - [e-mail] I can't wait to see what you create!

[@avanrijnsbergen9619]

wich resin are you using ? it is so clear and easy to remove. do you use mold release?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

A van Rijnsbergen Hello! I use the amazing Little Windows Brilliant Resin, which comes in different sizes with mixing cups and wands. Little Windows molds are made of a flexible material, and the cavities are polished to a mirror shine and have a built-in mold release coating, so your castings will pop out super shiny and easily. Please let me know if you have any questions, and have fun creating :)

[@avanrijnsbergen9619]

LittleWindowsResin where can i buy the resin and molds ? i cannot find it on ebay. i live in belgium, europe

[@LittleWindowsResin]

A van Rijnsbergen Of course, you can purchase our Brilliant Resin, molds, Resin Color Film and lots of other fun stuff at little-windows.com Be sure to visit our Info Center, Project Center, and Amazing Makers page for lots of creative ideas and how-to's. We ship via USPS so your shipping charge will be based on your location and the weight of your package. options will be shown for your approval prior to payment. Thank you, have fun creating :)

[@shraddhakamble6206]

Which resin u hav used. Is that available in india

[@CoxJoxSox]

alcohol spray can also pop bubbles

[@ManuelHernandez-ls6tu]

I totally dig these sheets. does Little windows have simular sheets in metalic or mirror?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Manuel Hernandez Thank you! We don't, but that sounds like a fun idea. I do have an upcoming video where I'll be showcasing metallic acrylic paints with our resin, it's a beautiful look so be sure to subscribe :) In the meantime, you can layer silver glitter mixed into the resin behind these sheets for some gorgeous results, here's a link so you can see what they look like, just scroll down and enjoy! www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin

[@ManuelHernandez-ls6tu]

+LittleWindowsResin I subscribed to your channel and look forward to thumbing through older videos and upcoming ones. Thank you for the link. I like the glitter backing and will give it a try but I'll also be on the look out for a metalic foil I can use as well. I also have a few questions maybe you can awnser for me. 1. when making a casting the surface tension makes a sharp curved edge. how do I get around smoothing these down and keep a clear finish. 2. What attachments can I use to turn them into necklaces?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Manuel Hernandez Sorry I missed this follow-up Manuel, you can either trim off the edge, or sand it with damp wet/dry sandpaper (it's easier and cleaner to just trim it off with scissors :) You can drill through your pieces, or attach a flat-back bail, which you'll find at your local bead shop, or online. You can also try the awesome Doming Up Technique, which makes really bubbly, smooth pieces. Here's a link to the how-to video: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/8378710-doming-up-cast-dome Have fun!

[@ManuelHernandez-ls6tu]

+LittleWindowsResin Yup, I think I'll like working with clear resin. The videos are very easy to follow and informative. Pretty much everything I wanted to ask has been answered. I plan on purchasing several of the large silicone cabochon molds mostly for the 2" diameter molds. Do you think further down the line you'll make molds of just the 2" silicone cabochons molds? Finding a half sphere mold is insanely hard to do for whatever reason.

[@nakishiafreeman1364]

This is very nice, where can I find those bracelet findings?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Nakishia! You'll find them at little-windows.com The bracelet itself comes in small, medium and large, and you can also buy extra bezels so you can change them with your outfit. Have fun :)

[@nakishiafreeman1364]

LittleWindowsResin Thank you so much, I found them & I'm ordering.

[@deliagonzalez6715]

Cool

[@yaniraalbaladejo1222]

por que ami me queda amarillo y no clear

[@jannierussell8369]

Hello Little Window!! Can I use the molds that you're making for earrings? I Love The Colors that You Have Made. Stay on youtube "PLEASE" THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR IDEAS!! MUCH LOVE!!

[@jannierussell8369]

+Fran Valera***** I sure will and happy Thanksgiving to you and your family! Take Care! MUCH LOVE!!

[@jannierussell8369]

+Jannie Russell******Ms. Little Window I was not paying attention when you had cut out the shapes and put them on the matt and then you put the resin on it. GIRL THIS IS AWSEOUS I HAVE TO SAY THIS SO PLEASE ACUSE MY WORDS BUT THIS IS JUST TOOOOOO DAMN GOOD!!! TALK SOON! MUCH LOVE!!!

[@carla8erthal]

Oh! I entered your website and no Brasil shipping!!!!! What a pitty, I’d love to order some goods, I already put them in a cart

[@LittleWindowsResin]

So sorry Carla, but we don't have a reliable way to get our goodies to you these days. Hopefully things will open up once C-19 is under control worldwide (oh please let this be!)

[@carla8erthal]

@@LittleWindowsResin thank you 🥰

[@irarebalion2627]

hey.. is it possible to make resin out of hot Glue???

[@LittleWindowsResin]

I'm sure you could try some of these techniques with hot glue, but if you want something super clear, and strong, hot glue won't work. Try resin, it's fun!

[@chopsakisensei4563]

I got a question. Can you put food coloring instead of Resin film in your mixed resin? :o

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+ChopSaki Sensei Hello ChopSaki! Nope, food coloring is water based, which will not blend with the resin. Same with most inks, so while the Resin Color Films are the clean, easy, inexpensive way to get clear color, you can also use colorants made specifically for resin. Here's a link to some coloring ideas with examples showing different looks and project ideas: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin Have fun!

[@s.u.5285]

How can you make your own molds?

[@sharleneplescia6119]

I cannot find doming trays anywhere, even on the Little Windows site. Where do I find these?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Sharlene! So sorry for any trouble finding the exact products, here's a direct link to our Doming Trays: www.little-windows.com/collections/doming-trays Have fun :) - Fran

[@pambrooks4873]

nice

[@felixh4294]

this looks like it been made in ms paint!

[@caroltinoco9791]

a donde puedo conseguir la resina plisss

[@agelvis1996]

Hey! Do you know any way to get irisdecent resin?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Andrés! You can either add an iridescent powder to your resin, I think PearlEx has some, or you can create a clear piece and then paint the back/bottom/between layers with iridescent nail polish or acrylic paints, or you can use the Dichro-ISH Films at little-windows.com Here's a link to the Dichro-ISH Films: www.little-windows.com/collections/dichro-ish Here's a link to different ways to color resin: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/44280769-ways-to-color-resin I hope that helps, have fun creating :)

[@marapuebla1882]

Dónde puedo comprar esto en México gracias

[@usamjajaz1694]

is it water based pigment or oil based?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Usam, sorry for the delayed response. These beautiful colors are not liquid so you can use them freely without concern of interaction with the resin chemistry. Have fun!

[@nguyenhanh6066]

đẹp ghê

[@EmanuelleLaudelino]

I m from Brazil... onde achar esses produtos para comprar no meu país, por favor?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Emanuelle Laudelino Olá Emanuelle! Nós só vendemos os nossos produtos através do nosso website, little-windows.com Se você adicionar os itens que você gostaria para o seu carrinho de compras, digite o seu endereço de entrega, as cotações para o seu opções de envio serão mostrados para a sua aprovação antes de finalizar a compra. Os custos de envio são principalmente com base na sua localização, e o peso total do seu pacote. Tem um monte de diversão criando!

[@acecomics150]

How hard are they as a finished product?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+Branden Ruckus Hello Branden! If you're familiar with shoreD as a measurement of hardness, our resin will fully cure to a ShoreD of approx. 80. If not, it's pretty darned hard, but not entirely scratch-proof. Also, while some resins will re-soften when they get warm, ours is less prone to do this. If you'd like to email me the specific project you have in mind, I'll be happy to share my findings and trouble-shoot with you. [e-mail] Thanks for asking!

[@smnabil]

Does the color film get dissolved in the resin?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! No, our Resin Color Film is special in that way too, the color will not come off in the resin, even when agitated. Have fun creating :) www.little-windows.com/collections/resin-colors-1

[@guillermorivera5617]

me encanta, el problema es el ingles, me gustaría si alguien me ayuda n español para poder comprar

[@sammiethesassydog4164]

How did u do the glitter letter in it

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Sammie! Sorry this is a bit late, but here's a link to a tutorial with project ideas that shows all sorts of ways you can personalize your resin projects, including the glitter stickers: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/personalize Have fun! - Fran

[@seanquenma680]

u didnt show how to do the one with the picture

[@chihebeddinebensalah68]

hello, did you try using food coloring with resin ?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! Yes, and that doesn't work with epoxy resin because it's water based and resin does not like water. If a colorant works better for you, I would suggest you try alcohol inks, or Dr. PH Martins India Inks, they slow the cure time slightly, but work pretty well for not a lot of $ Thanks for asking :)

[@chihebeddinebensalah68]

thank you for your time :)

[@ivoryroberts546]

How do you get hole into your project

[@LittleWindowsResin]

ivory Roberts Hi Ivory, I used the Spring Drill which you'll find at little-windows.com. It comes with 3 sizes of drill bits which are great for jewelry making :)

[@almabadillo8488]

Se podrá hacer con celofán??!!

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Alma, many colored films will bleed or run in resin, or will fade over time. These Resin Color Films are heat-safe and fade-proof, so they're great in resin :)

[@almabadillo8488]

@@LittleWindowsResin ok muchas gracias por responder.

[@gildasdoingstuff8654]

what are the molds made of?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Cat Quimy Pony Hello! Our Little Windows Brilliant Molds are made with a flexible plastic base, and a permanent coating that acts to release your pieces without the use of chemical mold release. They are polished to a mirror finish so your castings will pop out shiny and reflective :)

[@sabahnaser8106]

wow .What are the things that we need: Liquid User Name

[@frasercoastwaterproofingep1762]

Hi do you sell your products to Australia?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! We sell all of our fabulous stuff directly to our customers, so if you'll load up your shopping cart at little-windows.com, then enter your full shipping address, quotes for your shipping options will be shown for your approval prior to payment. Here's a coupon code you can use for 10% OFF your first order: LW1016 Thanks for asking, have lots of fun creating :)

[@aprilsmith8834]

+LittleWindowsResin Oh and last question ,are the products of this type of resin toxic? I don't want to buy an harmful product if I have to wear a respirator mask for the fumes to get into my lungs. Also do you know any other resins besides this one that is non toxic and safe?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+April Smith Hello April! Little Windows Brilliant Resin is the safest epoxy you'll find, as long as you're not working in a closet or making hundreds at a time, you shouldn't have any trouble with irritation. Ours is not a toxic product, but if you have extreme allergies or respiratory problems, please take care to protect yourself. Have lots of fun creating :)

[@aprilsmith8834]

+LittleWindowsResin Thank you !

[@yoalyluna2703]

where you buy materials

[@LittleWindowsResin]

yoaly luna Hello Yoaly Luna! You'll find most of the materials used in the video at little-windows.com, but if there is a specific item you can't find please email me [e-mail] and I'll be happy to help :)

[@sajimonnt7584]

Where is available color film

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Saji, you'll find this Resin Color Film here... www.little-windows.com/collections/resin-colors-1

[@aprilsmith8834]

+LittleWindowsResin Hi , I have a question. If you want your resin for your to look like the white of a human, how do you do that?

[@aprilsmith8834]

* for your eye

[@LittleWindowsResin]

+April Smith Aha, you would add an opaque white colorant to your resin layer, you'll find some on the market if you search, we will be launching our own early next year, if you're not in a hurry be sure to sign up for our email newsletter at little-windows.com for new project ideas and product announcements. Have fun creating!

[@samou2a2200]

do you ship your product to Egypt? if so pleas confirm so i can make an order

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Samaa, we sure do. We ship via USPS Int'l, so your cost will be based primarily on the weight of your package. You can add anything you'd like to your shopping cart at little-windows.com then enter your shipping address and a quote/s will be shown for your approval prior to payment. Have fun creating :)

[@dianadevlin3717]

It's so unfair! I'm in italy so I can't get Little Windows products 😢

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Diana! I wish I could deliver to you personally as I've always dreamed of visiting Italy! We can ship to you, but the cost is a bit out of whack vs. the cost of our products. But be sure to sign up for our email newsletter for promotions we send out a few times each year, this may help offset shipping. Best wishes :) - [e-mail]

[@olgarubio4290]

Sorry, thank you, forget the gpquestion

[@akartisan1]

I guess youo don't have to worry about your fingerprints showing on the film?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Nope, unless you've got sticky fingers, or lotion on, which might compromise the bond between the resin and the film, but no, it's a firm-ish film that doesn't collect fingerprints like others might. Have fun :)

[@lindalai9092]

Are you selling or promoting this product???

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Linda, yes I developed this product for use with resin, and you can find it at little-windows.com Let me know how your projects turn out :)