THESE WILL SELL OUT! Resin jar lids from Dollar Tree, inspired by

[@EmunahCreative]

So pretty! Just a suggestion: if you covered your table with a thick plastic cloth, parchment, silicone or just a cheap dollar tree shower curtain, all your acrylic will peel off and you’ll have skins for jewelry, keychains or box tops, etc. 😊

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

True, but I like making drip paintings this way!

[@b.tilson5198]

What an amazing idea!

[@brendaspagnola7100]

I just posted the same thing w/o reading the other comments first! 😂 But really, the things you can make with the runoff is endless!

[@ShaDi_DFW_TX]

Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking while watching lol. I was like "oh no! All the lovely skins lost!" 😅

[@Bubumauka]

I think that would be really wonderful to save the drips if she’s using expensive paint but she’s just using dollar tree so maybe not it’s OK ha ha😊🎉🤍🩵💙

[@e.williams6874]

Thank you for explaining the heavy body paint! I am new and still learning so what you explained helped me so much! ❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lisaburnham7151]

That is so pretty. It would be adorable with some of your ocean embellishments on top. 😍

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

That is on deck!!!

[@barbblack7825]

Agreed

[@barrymacaskill7199]

Loved the winging it, then fixing the winging

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I do a lot of winging!

[@Kathy-Carr]

I have done these in the past but I have stopped paint pouring and now just use the resin. Saves me steps and time waiting for paint to cure. This turned out beautiful! New subscriber. Thank you!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Welcome to the family!

[@patriciacushing7448]

Love it!!! ❤❤❤

[@Bubumauka]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful, beautiful idea. I love it. 😍

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@cookiepfeffer8196]

Fantastic Idea! Thank you for sharing!💖💖💖

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@KarenYauney]

BEAUTIFUL!! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@deloresoverstreet7635]

Very pretty!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! 😊

[@lisapedley5427]

wow, this is so pretty, lots of ideas now for a whole selections of these jars 😄 thank you

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! 😊

[@brendaspagnola7100]

I was thinking if you wanted, you could make sets to be used in the bathroom or kitchen. 2 or 3 in different sizes would make perfect canisters for coffee, tea, sugar, etc. Even a set of 2-4 small ones would be awesome for apartment dwellers, tiny homes, vacation homes, RV's, campers, etc. Places where space is at a premium, but you still want things to look nice. I'm thinking of doing several using 1 main color to tie everything together. White #1 color Blue #2 color (whatever you decide to use) Gold #3 Turquoise #4 The next one could be: White #1 Blue #2 Green #3 Yellow #4 Just to give you an idea. What do y'all think of this idea? I'm extremely new to this (haven't made anything yet because it's too hot here to work in the garage away from people. But I need to work there for ventilation . It's been 100+ for the past week. Before that, we've been under a heat advisory since mid June. ) Anyway, I'm learning lots watching amazing creators like you. Thank you so much for sharing this ❤️

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

that’s awesome!

[@jilliventures]

Please please please wear another glove, long sleeves and a chemical mask when working with the resin. I made cups for 2 years with no problem- wore gloves and a cheap chem mask and that wasn’t enough! One day out of the blue I had a violent reaction to the resin. My eyes were swollen shut and my airway started to close. Came out of no where with no build up to it just BAM!! Can’t breathe. Then, in total denial form, bought a professional mask and hazmat suit and tried again and unfortunately the damage had already been done. The toxic levels were already built up and even with all that I have a reaction!!! Was so depressed as that Art had become so much of my identity!!! Please please please protect yourself now so you don’t suffer the same end to your passion as I have.

[@HeatherLeverich]

❤❤

[@DragonflyDreams764]

Beautiful! Just fyi……been working with acrylics and resin for over 20 years…..if the “white paint” does not cure for at least 30-40 days, eventually it will turn yellowish. KS is one of my favorites but paint under any resins needs that curing time.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

oh wow, I did not know that!

[@DragonflyDreams764]

@@ACoastalMagnolia found out the hard way few years ago. Had several beautiful paintings and several months later the white started turning a pale yellow but splotchy. I could have cried…researched and that’s what I found. Now I let them cure 30-40 days to be sure.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I would cry too!

[@lynnreid3106]

How do you cure your project for 30-40 days? I’m completely new to this, so havnt got a clue. X

[@lynnreid3106]

Would it have been better if you had let it dry completely first ?

[@renaecarpenter1298]

Great Christmas gifts for teachers!!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Yes they are!

[@edgar-j6h]

great video. i would let it cure longer, maybe a couple of days to harden the resin to prevent scratches or the resin pulling off when the latch opens? personally i don't know much about resin myself. wishing you the best

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

You are absolutely correct! I wanted to demonstrate how to put it back together, but I won’t be selling this until my first show in October. thanks for that reminder!

[@debbiewalker1360]

I love everything that Louise McKay does! Your work is beautiful too!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

She is amazing!

[@lauriewilson4741]

Those blues ❤❤❤

[@brendaspagnola7100]

Not sure if anyone already mentioned this or not. Place silicone mat, wax paper, parchment paper, or anything where you can easily remove paint under the items you're painting. Remove the item(s) after pouring & allow the drips on your mat/paper to dry completely. Once dry, peel off. These can be used for jewelry, abstract art!, to decorate other crafting pieces, etc. You can use a paper circle punch (or other shapes) to get pieces for pendants. 1, 1.5 & 2 in circles are easily placed into metal pendant frames (? - Not sure of their name). In fact, I know hobby lobby sells those size kits & im sure you can buy them online. There's just so much you can use the drips/runoff for. It's like a free crafting supply! I've even seen people use it for the tops of smaller glass jars & then seal them. Your jar is gorgeous! Those colors just POP! Can't wait to try this myself. ❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Yes, I’ve often thought about collecting drips this way, but I like making cool abstract drip paintings! So much fun.

[@TruthIsNot4Sale]

@@ACoastalMagnoliabut you can do the same thing all you need is 4 plastic thumb tacks on the table to hold the canvas off the table so it can drip and then have the plastic to catch all the paint to make the skins

[@jofish420]

felmers glue will stick to the glass... but it does come off. that latex liquid would work. Glues works for coating the bottom of a resin mold that you are top coating. it's beautiful!! I get those jars in walmart taht are ceramic bottomed with a bamboo top. They do sell! Those cost more....this is better. thank you for sharing!! I'm going to make a few! 💙

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thanks for the tip! I’m obsessed!

[@ChristiAngelineDesigns]

Love it!! The possibilities are endless 💕

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Totally!

[@e.williams6874]

Omg I am excited too! Going to try it today!!❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Have fun!

[@maryveatch1]

Headed to Dollar Tree now!! So many possibilities!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

yes!

[@joannevalencia2980]

Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thanks for watching!

[@thevictorianedge5465]

That turned out gorgeous!! Do you have a step by step with what all you have to have etc etc? I would love to make one!! Or two❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I can do a more detailed video on alllll the steps, in detail! In the meantime, check out Louise McKay’s videos. She does a phenomenal job on these jars!

[@thevictorianedge5465]

@@ACoastalMagnolia ok. Thank you!! Love what you did with that jar lid.

[@vampirevenus]

That turned out beautifully! 🌊

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! 😊

[@deborahveitch5307]

Oh my goodness 💞💞💞, beautiful ❤️ x

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you!

[@lisavineyard348]

You have given me so many ideas ❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I'm so glad!

[@debbiethompson6240]

Gorgeous glass lid!!! TYFS

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@sallyferriter4868]

I follow Louise also… she is fantastic!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

The GOAT

[@Kati_k_kuriosz]

LOVE ite absolutely GORGEOUS

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you!

[@j.c.7555]

So cool and pretty! I love the idea!💜

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@rosanneshale923]

That is stunning love it ❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@tonie1106]

That is really gorgeous! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you!

[@ChristalGill]

WOW! LOVE IT!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

thank you!

[@AmberVereide-de9iv]

I love this just today I made labels for my home made spices and this would look so pretty

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Try it! I’ve been making spice mixes too. Thanks for that idea, lol.

[@brendalucas1632]

Beautiful! Great Job!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@kimashelly]

Looks very nice!!!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@josetteforde6817]

Viewing from the caribbean your jar lid came out beautiful

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! ❤️❤️

[@craftitkiwi]

Soooo Pretty!!!😍💙🩵🤍

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@deborahconkle6822]

Really pretty!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@deidrebemister9209]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial. Such a great inspiration. Can’t wait to make fall colored and Halloween ones. Eek!! ❤🎉

[@deidrebemister9209]

Yes, I’m replying to my own comment. LOL. This would be awesome to make as teacher gifts. You could put the school colors on the lid. Oh my gosh, the possibilities are endless. Thank you ever so much. And I checked out the other other creator’s video too. WOW! WOW!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Hahaha! You are right, the possibilities are endless! But, I’m all about the beachy colors, so you’ll see a lot of that from me!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

yes, I’m replying to my own comment. hahaha! have fun!

[@ShaDi_DFW_TX]

Very pretty, and a great idea. I've done acrylic pours before and have never put Flotrol in the white. It's supposed to stay heavy, and the other colors flow to cause tons of lacing.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! I have a lot of practicing to do!

[@susanwhite-123]

Wow! I'm inspired to create ✨ you need a lazy susan for your board😊

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

OMG I do!

[@sherrycatalano9705]

I saw those at Dollar Tree and wondered what I could do with them!! That came out beautiful!!! ❤️

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! 😊

[@deelorenzetti7766]

That’s stunning! I love @Louise McKay Art! You did an amazing job and ibmve been dying to try this but I don’t do resin. BTW…..EXCELLENT idea with the board with nails! I’m going to put that in my “to do” list ‼️ 😅🤷🏻‍♀️ ✌️💜😊

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

you could coat with several layers of polycrylic, or mod podge. Mod Podge has a million varieties, and there is one that waterproofs it.

[@karendematteo8101]

Wow awesome!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@karendematteo8101]

@@ACoastalMagnolia question, do you have a beginners video on how to use resin ? Or have a suggestion of a good one to watch? So many out there and I am totally oblivious and want to start this journey. Thanks for any advice. Love watching you create, you have inspired me.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

there are loads of videos!

[@shellsells7732]

You should get one of those plastic lazy Susan's for your work board, then you could turn it much easier. Great job on the lid, looks cool!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

that’s coming!!!

[@Peacheslaroo]

So all this sticks to the glass ok? They are so beautiful and such a great idea!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Yes it does!

[@cindysmith5517]

I love my screw on strainer for Floetrol and the jug lid screws on top of it.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I do need to strain it, I know😔

[@LouiseMcKayArt]

Hi Edwige, I thought I commented, so I’m back to comment. Great job, great views, Wowzer! Thanks so much for the plug, I truly appreciate it and let me know if you have questions about anything!!!❤ if you ever want to collab, lemme know!! Seriously

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Your designs inspire me so much! I’ll never be able to replicate those blooms on these jar lids. That would be amazing to collaborate!

[@LouiseMcKayArt]

@@ACoastalMagnolia awesome and thanks! Have you ever done a collaboration before?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Nope!

[@LouiseMcKayArt]

@@ACoastalMagnolia ha, well, no problem. If you’re interested we could decide what to do…if you’re comfortable, jars…anything you like. I’m up for a challenge!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Now, this sounds like fun! But you’ll have to give me the details on this. Do we pick a project - jar, serving tray, etc., then we pick the colors for the other person?

[@angiecurran7160]

I would suggest you strain your Floetrol (panty hose around opening works) before adding to your paint. A bunch of blobs came out and that’s just going to cause problems later on also instead of using the nail board, I just put bamboo skewers down thru a styrofoam or paper plate-into blocks of oasis foam and then set it on top of a Lazy Susan so that I can get all around my ornaments And I can easily reuse the drips paint:)

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Yes, I should definitely strain the Floetrol! The nail board catches the drips and works really well. Then I make a cool abstract painting!

[@morningflowerB]

We have a Body shop. When we tape off a car on sensitive and usually curved areas. We we use what the call fine line tape. It's just tape that is 1/4" to 1/2" wide and then you can go higher depending on what you're doing. Just like the tape we use in mixed media and journals except its not double sided. Use your fine line to out line project. Then take masking tape and tape ontop of the fine line. Anywhere on the fineline tape. On big projects. After putting on your fineline. You can put part of your masking tape on paper then apply to your fineline tape. Hope that makes sense. Oh! And never forget to go around your tapes with your finger so you won't get leaks. Hope this helps. We usually use 3M or Norton.. but I'd shop around because you're not using any air. I mean like higher pressure spray. Hope this helps. Also, I'm new to resin. But, when you're removing your tape... What if you take a sharp razor blade around the edge before you remove your masking tape? It turned out great!! You're too funny.. 💙 I'm going to try my hand in this too. I think..Lol.. l can't work on cars anymore. So its only my husband etc now..and this looks like a fun hobby. 🌊 💦 💫

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

That is an excellent tip! Thank you! I did use an exacto knife but I don’t think the blade was sharp. I need to change it out so it will work better next time!

[@annec2835]

Just subscribed to your channel!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thanks for subbing!

[@JoJosNiches2021]

Love it!❤ I'm a beginner with resin.So As a beginner, do you use regular paint or a mixture. If it's a mixture, would you share it with me? I saw the jug is that was you mixed with all paint? Sry for asking all these questions, which are probably fumb(lol) but for me it's new. Thanks so much for showing that awesome lid!❤

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I use all kids of paints and mixes, but most of my paints are mixed with Floetrol that you can buy at Lowe’s or Home Depot. It is an additive for paint that creates better flow. There are LOADS of videos on YT

[@missyb-po9ke]

I'm not crafty at all but watching your videos really make me feel like I can be. I've been watching videos on resin and the acrylic pours. There's so many different ways to mix the acrylics for these pours. Between all the types of resins and mixes for the acrylic pours I don't know the best materials to use for a beginner. 🤦🏻‍♀️ Very overwhelming 🫣

[@jestapa1775]

​@@missyb-po9keI agree! There are so many different types of reasons, sealers, paints, ETC. That I kind of don't know which way to start! I wish I could find a good step by step of the best, easiest way for beginners to start. I know there out there. But I seems to just get lost in the sea of info. One video takes me to something else & I never can seem to get an actual plan together.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

it can be very overwhelming. Start with one thing, and master that first. Watch LOTS of. videos. Tammy Anderson is great. Louise McKay is great Mollys Artistry is great. What we all have in common is that we were all beginners once, learning from each other. You got this.

[@JoJosNiches2021]

@@ACoastalMagnolia Thanks!

[@Zone8-jk]

That's precious!!! How long did it take, in total, to make??

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you! From start to finish, including drying time, it was 2 days. But the actual prep and work is maybe 2 hours.

[@daletalley5063]

You need a Lazy Susan under your work board. It will make turning way easier! Just my suggestion 😊.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I know! And I have one, too. 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@isabelrodriguezguedes3359]

Guuuaaaauuu ❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@mindy1208]

That’s gorgeous. Can you show me where to find the supply list please.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

click on the video description link, right under the video!

[@mindy1208]

@@ACoastalMagnolia thank you, I am addicted to your videos and ready to do my own. Love them so much.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Thank you so much! Let me know if you need help. Also, watch Louise McKay Art. She is amazing with these! She is the one who gave me the inspiration to do these.

[@marlygracecreations1954]

It’s beautiful… and a lot of work… curious how much you’ll sell them for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Not sure yet but thinking $15

[@Seaporium]

Thanks for sharing. Question…I also love using paints and materials that are affordable and easily accessible but I l see a wine glass turning in the background. Do you use food safe products or top with food safe resin on pieces like that?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I do! it’s the same resin as these jar lids - KS Resin Liquidy Split. I have a great discount code in the video description. And I have a lot of videos with the wine glasses if you are interested!

[@Seaporium]

@@ACoastalMagnolia Awesome,.. I’m not doing much with resin yet. I make 3-D painted fish in shells as catchalls. I am exploring more with mediums so am trying to learn.

[@shawnabelle2824]

Yes Elmer's glue ,thick. Only problem is ya have to wait over night to dry

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I’ll try it on the next one.

[@BarbaraToyama]

What about using a lazy susan under your "tray o pins"?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I need to get a new one! Mine is wonky-sided.

[@annec2835]

I’ve got a question. I make boutique style dishwasher dirty/clean magnets but how and where are the best places to sell these. They’re not your run of the mill magnets. They’re very upscale.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Local shops, maybe? Or upscale art and craft markets. Cocoa Village, FL, has 4 huge shows a year, and the traffic is huge.

[@annec2835]

@@ACoastalMagnolia Thank You for answering my question. I live in TN.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Your art sounds beautiful! I bet there are local boutiques that would be perfect! ❤️ Have you thought about art and craft markets?

[@annec2835]

@@ACoastalMagnolia Actually after I read your reply to my comment I contacted a local boutique in my town to see if they would care to carry them in their store. Thank You for the compliment. I have a channel for it here on KZbin. AnneMade. I make all different styles. Your art is absolutely amazing! ❤️

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

just subscribed!

[@karenbushong9735]

Help! I was so inspired by this I got everything I need to try it. But after a few minutes after I’ve blown it my pillow paint rises and covers up my colors. I’m not sure why. Do I have to have a pillow to do this?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Oh no! Your colors may be too thin, and falling in to your pillow. Or, there is tooo much pillow. I’ve done this, and it is FRUSTRATING. Try again, with less pillow. Also watch Louise McKay. She is the GOAT with these jar lid blooms.

[@michelehoffman4724]

Beautiful, what do you sell them for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I’m thinking $10-15. Nit sure yet!

[@maribelmiller837]

What did you mix the paints with?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Floetrol

[@nancydumas2906]

Have u tryed hot glue on edge. That will peel off after

[@lisavineyard348]

We do you get the floetrol?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

Lowe’s, Home Depot. Even Amazon!

[@lisavineyard348]

@@ACoastalMagnolia ty

[@rugbymoms]

Curious as to what you would sell it for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

most likely $10

[@Melmermaid8101]

How much did you sell them for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I will sell these for $10-15 at my shows

[@sammybowden9440]

Love this! I have so many projects but I want to try this. I will bookmark this. Does Dollar Tree always carry these jars?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I think these are always in stock, along with other great jars I want to try

[@carolwilder2289]

Why not do some 'coral' colors for a change and embellish with a star fish or small piece of coral?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I know!! I just love the blues so much

[@barbblack7825]

❤

[@sherrik8493]

Very very pretty. Ur mermaid trash would look soooo good on top.

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I’m planning on that!

[@cherylbibbee2143]

Please can you tell me How much do you sell these for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I think between 10-15. Not sure yet.

[@susanmartin5392]

Would a lazy Susan be a better thing for you to turn your work?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

yes, and I am using one now!

[@chrisabq1702]

❤❤❤❤😽!

[@johnibrazzell764]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@joniandrews5070]

What would you sell it for?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I’m thinking $10, or $15. Not sure yet!

[@TeresaCAUBLE]

Not fan of coastal colors - you need to do orange yellow red sunset 🌅 colors

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

well, as a matter of fact…. ❤️❤️❤️

[@b.tilson5198]

I’m so sorry…I’m brand new, and I don’t understand what you’re saying that you mix the acrylic paint and the resin with. It sounds like you’re saying something like “Lotril “?

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

the paint is mixed with Floetrol. This is not mixed in to the resin though.

[@b.tilson5198]

@@ACoastalMagnolia Thank You so much for replying and helping me understand ❤️

[@jestapa1775]

​@@ACoastalMagnoliaquestion, I'm a very new, newbie. So sorry if silly. But, okay, so I mix flotrol (sp) w the paints. Get the paint on, then after I finish painting, let dry, THEN I come back & deal w epoxy. Is that right? And then that's the last thing to apply correct? No more sealers, etc

[@Mamabscraftycreations]

Why don't you just color your resin? Just curious

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

You can for sure.

[@KimCrooks-k1n]

That round table looks dangerous with all the nails

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

It’s really not!

[@maryward6854]

It's pretty dang cool. I am going to make me one. Fantastic idea😊

[@audreyjohnston999]

Apron? Where are the gloves and a good mask?? Be safe!

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I am being safe. An apron to protect my clothes, and I am wearing gloves. I do not wear a mask because I have excellent ventilation in my studio.

[@Ladysmith925]

[@jamiewaters-dc7hj]

There is a product when painting windows it is invisible it comes as a roll on and you wipe it off 🩵💙

[@ACoastalMagnolia]

I think that’s liquid latex!