Gorgeous Pastel Geode Resin Tray

Hi everyone, I'm Nadia and in today's video I'm making a beautiful

geode

resin

tray

. The first thing I do is mix my part a and part b

resin

and in this video I am using Deepon coaster cast resin which is a 2 to 1 ratio by weight. I will have links in the description to my discount code if you would like to try it for yourself. After my resin mixes well for several minutes, I separate it into smaller cups to add my pigments. I'm going for a very soft,

pastel

look for this

tray

and the first pigment I'm using is simply resin glitter pigment paste in the shade champagne.

Always make sure to mix the pigment paste in the container first before adding a small amount. on your resin cup and I will also have my discount code for breast resin linked below. The next pigment I'm using is this beautiful light blue mica powder from Resin Pearl and the last pigment I'm mixing is Depons alcohol ink. the milky white shade, then I start by pouring my champagne pigmented resin around the edges of the mold, followed by my blue pigmented resin, and lastly, I pour my white pigmented resin several times around the mold and pour clear resin in the center now I'm I'll be preparing the center detail and I'm using gold leaf flakes and carefully adding a little bit into a small cup of resin and then adding it to the center of the mold.

I make slight adjustments with a wooden stick and use a blowtorch gun. to pop the air bubbles, after a while the colors start to slowly pour towards the center and I decided to pour more blue pigmented resin in circles and use a heat gun to help promote some movement and went back. the next day and immediately started mixing my resin once again. I'm going to add a second layer to add some depth but also to soften the colors a little more, so again, after mixing my resin well, I separated it into smaller cups and I'm going to add all the same pigments except less and add a smaller amount of each pigment so that it is not as vibrant and they are a little more transparent and soft.

I originally got some nice stretch marks around it. the edges, but unfortunately I ended up losing all of that with my second pour to keep those streaks. I could have just poured clear resin around the edges and then continued pouring my colors next to that, but I went around the mold several times with everything. My different pigmented resins and I poured clear resin back into the center, then I went back and added more champagne pigmented resin closer to the center and I used a wooden stick just to make sure the resin had reached the edge of the mold and again, a blowtorch gun to pop the air bubbles, after a while the resin starts to pull towards the center and the colors start to mix very well.

Now I'm going to use some counterculture DIY crystalline crystals. I love this glass and I just pour some into my hand and then carefully add them to the tray. I add them near the edge on opposite sides and again use a wooden stick to help make adjustments to their placement and I'm also going to add this blue resin crystal. which I made with a silicone mold. I'll leave the mold and all the product links you see in this video in the description, so be sure to check it out. I decide where I'm going to place it and then add some glass pieces. next to it and now I'm going to add my identifiers and here I am the next day unmolding.

If you're enjoying this video, be sure to leave a thumbs up and subscribe, and if you want to help, support my channel. You can leave a super thank you, which is very appreciated. The tray didn't get stuck in some areas of the silicone mold and in this case I just carefully used an Exacta knife and tried not to damage the mute and now I'm going. I'm preparing the tray for a top coat so I turn it over and start adding my liquid latex around the edges and if you want more details on this step I'll leave a video linked above once the latex is dry which support. place it in the cups and start mixing my resin and for this tray I will cover with honey resin and when I cover the top layer I always mix in one cup first and then put it back in a second cup and this is to make sure each area of the resin is well mixed and once I'm done mixing I start pouring it into my tray and I use a silicone makeup brush to help push the resin to the edges and I'm careful to make sure that each area of ​​the tray is Now covered with a very small amount of resin, I am going to mix resin with metallic powder in the rich pore tone and with a wooden stick I carefully outline where I added the glass and here I am removing the liquid latex the next day with a gold marker, I added a gold border and here is the final product.

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