RESIN HOW TO: Easy Black / White Flat Pour & Peel Jewelry Tutorial - earrings, necklaces, such fun!

Fun new technique from little-windows.com - FLAT POUR and PEEL RESIN to make jewelry! Close-up photos and supplies, click to see the full tutorial here:
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This is a technique any maker will have fun with. Poured pieces can be cut and reshaped in a certain time window to make unique creations large and small.
MATERIALS USED:
You can use any colors for this technique, but I love the look of black and white. Here are the supplies I used:
No-Residue Resin Backer Film
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Black and White Resin Colorant
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Brilliant Resin
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Silicone Doming Tray
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Spring Drill
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Sterling Silver Headpins, Jumprings, Chains
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[@fairyspunfibers9098]

I have to say, Little-Windows Brilliant resin is the best resin I have ever, EVER used! I tried and tried (while mixing parts A & B) to make bubbles. Yeah. Didn't work. At all. It cured to a beautiful, shiny finish...with zero bubbles. When I warmed up part A in hot tap water, on a chilly day, I WAS able to get a bunch of micro bubbles, but again...they all floated to the surface and popped on their own, with no heat applied! GREAT stuff! Love these pretty, elegant jewelry pieces, btw. I would happily wear them. 😊

[@LittleWindowsResin]

You are the best! Thanks so much for your feedback and high praise. Please let me know how your creations are turning out (photos always welcome :) [e-mail]

[@ritafab]

I need some of those backer sheets - much better than tape for sure. Thanks for this cool video!

[@monicasantos.português]

Wonderful work!

[@angelavazquez9502]

Wow nice .I just subscribed

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks for the sub!

[@megbreiter6314]

Cool resin backer sheets...thanks for sharing ❣️

[@thomassmith6344]

Hello Meg

[@lesliespiers8407]

ideal, cut different pieces & put into a picture frame, small, med or large, for a college.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Love this idea! Inspirations for my leftovers too :)

[@mayramarrero1218]

Really nice and clear instructions, beautiful 🤍🖤🤍

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Thanks so much 😊

[@bobbieqw2817]

That's super cool !

[@Slimm_Sheedah1]

Love this

[@pamcullen537]

Really enjoyed. I have several packs of your backing to use (hopefully soon). Will this work the same ie. bendy with mica powder as the colourant? 🦆💕

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hi Pam! Yes it sure will, any of the coloring done in this Stone Looks with Resin video will also work with the Flat Pour & Peel technique. Have a look at what's possible: www.little-windows.com/blogs/project-center/marble-jade-rose-quartz-stone-effects?_pos=1&_sid=98a589007&_ss=r

[@Roknalnwader1]

Hello madam, how can we make resin like bakelite and mix color for bakelite

[@monicasantos.português]

Please, which site can I buy this manual drill that It can deliver here in Brazil?

[@LittleWindowsResin]

I'm sorry but I don't know what's available for you locally. Maybe check your local hardware shop? So sorry we can't deliver this to you economically. You can also use a power drill with small drill bits :)

[@irishlinda]

Can you use any brand of colour in this resin

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello! As long as the colorant is compatible with epoxy resin, you can use it in Brilliant Resin! Have lots of fun making, and let me know how your projects turn out :) - [e-mail]

[@alwayscrabby2241]

When using UV resin will the design still be flexible after using the UV light on the flat pour? I would love to try this kind of jewelry making but I normally just use the UV resin but I wasn’t sure how it would turn out.

[@LittleWindowsResin]

Hello Alwayscrabby! I don't think this technique will work well with UV resins - these colors are opaque and your UV light will not be able to penetrate. Also, UV resins are not bendable. I recommend an epoxy like the one I use from little-windows.com, the safest you'll find. Hope that helps :) [e-mail]

[@svetlanakilyakova2346]

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