Trying Dirty Pour Resin Dice

[@stehlewolfe3728]

hi Rachel!! could u make a boba tea charm for ur next tutorial??? it would be sooo cute! thx!! i love watching ur videos!!

[@anniegranger-weasley2673]

She does have one

[@creativerachy]

I have a resin one, but not a clay one (I don’t think I do?). Good suggestion!

[@anniegranger-weasley2673]

Yeah you have a resin one But one made of clay you don't Also I am a big fan of yours You inspired me to start polymer clay

[@MichelleScarberry]

Could you show how you clean your mixing cups afterwards? I just throw mine away. Do you let it cure and then clean? Thanks.

[@toyahailey]

I know the question was for her but if I use silicone molds I clean it with a baby whipe or a clorox whip while it's still wet and with gloves. I've tried waiting for it to dry but that method never got it super clean for me. With plastic cups I just throw them away but must of my resin things are silicone.

[@creativerachy]

If it’s a silicone cup, I just let the resin cure inside it and then pull it out afterwards. If there are lots of little droplets then I use some tape to help pull them all out of the cup at once 😊

[@MaDi-wz2lo]

Hi Rachel! Once again, cheers for the video! 🙌😊 You really know how to shed a light on the whole thing making it easy to avoid making mistakes. Still, seems I’m all thumbs coz I managed to foul all my attempts up 😂 😂

[@misstricksmix]

Amazing work

[@creativerachy]

Thank you!

[@michellehair8403]

i love your VIDEOS💕

[@Kaleiope]

I'd love to know if it's possible to get something similar to the "petri dish" effect with something other than alcohol ink, something light-fast

[@michellehair8403]

hi Rachy!!!!!😃😆its charlotte

[@creativerachy]

Hi Charlotte! Miss you! 🥺