Julie, clearly I’ve got to come from the shadows and remind you that, 1. No one notices these “flaws” like you do. It’s a first time project, we should watch to “learn, adjust and improve.” 2. All the fumbling and panicking is not worth all the worry. We aren’t there saying “hurry, fix it, ugh! What’s taking so long?” So, relax! We are invited into your world, a calming but hectic , joyful with a smidge of chaos, and artistic freedom! Take a breath, you can always PAUSE/EDIT 🤫 no one will ever know! And 3. We LOVE all of it!!! The need for perfection but so impatient 😊, the countdown to flip it over but so worried it’s not the best thing in the world, the first cup of coffee or no video in the morning is worth it, the dogs barking/birds singing, the rain/sun/hot & the cold in the studio! The swirl the middle, or the glitter and the stickers because that middle is a crippling feeling for you! All the things, and we still tune in EVERYDAY! Now, I’m going back to my nighttime routine of watching you and going night night! See ya tomorrow!

@Laurpud

12 күн бұрын

You're absolutely right! We watch for the process. I love the colors on the frog, but the way that decorations plate came out? Chef's kiss 😙🤌

@monicag84

11 күн бұрын

Bravo! 🎉 Well said & I 1000% agree! 👏 😊 💓

@FlowersbyElise

10 күн бұрын

I find myself getting so stressed with this ladys constant negatives and how she fills the whole podcast with her voice, I love Daniel Cooper he has a soothing vibe and is definitely a great source of info.

@HIS_HER.O

8 күн бұрын

@@FlowersbyElise now Ms. Elise we not going to reward negativity with negativity. It’s called reverse empowerment. You should try it! Dropping other people’s pages/names, is ugly. We love julie and all her worries on her journey to whatever she dreams as perfection. As a supporter of her content, I choose to uplift her and focus on the good. Go on over somewhere else with that.

@monicag84

8 күн бұрын

Excellently put! I wouldn't have been as nice. Lol. 😂 Otherwise, my suggestion is 🔇 mute your audio, or head on down the road to other KZread creators. 👋 I am one of over 1/2 million subscribers (500k+) of Julie's. I started watching her during the pandemic! We ❤ LOVE ❤️ you Julie just the way you are 💞💕💞 please don't change a thing!! 😍🥰

Isopropyl alcohol on a cloth will make it sticky and then you can put on the flakes. Daniel Cooper figured this out.

@nancylevinson3353

12 күн бұрын

You could burnish it

@nancylevinson3353

12 күн бұрын

It turned out beautiful ❤️

Wow you are so amazingly talented, I love to listen to you rattle on as your just honest and teaching us what to not to do and if not how to work a opps into a wow. I have just started to collect resins and the endless exsta,s . I haven't did anything yet but watch tutorials yours holding my attention the most. I laugh with you and want to thank you for keeping it real

Fab result! Daniel Cooper is a genius, always leading the way in trying out new techniques! Yes, his pieces are generally small, but it's the innovation we all appreciate 😊.

Beautiful! Tip: glue a knob or handle on your curing light for easy maneuvering. ❤

I am amazed at that end result, you had so many things not going the way you expected and still made beautiful pieces of art! ❤

These came out gorgeous ❤❤❤ I love Danidl Cooper, he has such a brain for resin! Love his expiriments! ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Just wondered if you have tried applying the flakes or powders with and old school make-up sponge. They are great at burnishing the flakes/chrome into surfaces...they allow you to cover large surfaces fast and pick up any excess product and they are so cheep. I love this technique 💛💛

Wow, just wow. Daniel is an amazing inspiration as are you!

I was a little worried at first, but you figured it out, and they came out beautiful! ❤

Love them both!! Thank you for you! I started doing resin a year ago after seeing one of your u tube videos- thank you for all you teach me! Im addicted and love it so much ❤

Both of these are beautiful, love the changing colours. Well done and thank you for sharing your work with us.

Well how cute is that! Froggy is adorable, definitely needs a leaf to sit on, with the wavy coaster sitting behind. That was fun!

Lord that is beautiful. It is 1000% worth the effort.

Oh I love this technique!!! These turned out so cool! I also was thinking "looks like octopus tentacles" before you said that 🤭 and the froggie is sooo cute!!! Excited to see you do the whale!

You should also wear a UV safe glove on your hand if you are going to hold the projects under the curing lamp.

Hi. Love this technique. A lot of work, but with incredible results. I love how the frog turned out 😍

Love both the frog and coaster. The color of the coaster with the rain drops is my favorite. Thank you for sharing this with us. Have a blessed day.

Amazing colours and textures. Thank you for sharing.

I love this technique how the drops make the chameleon flakes pop and the matte makes them glow. One thing I've found is that to remove chameleon flakes you might need to use your isopropyl alcohol, just washing generally won't budge them.

I loved the color of the frog period. The dots on the coaster looks fabulous. They are both beautiful.😊❤

Saw this technique on Daniel Cooper’s channel too. Another technique of his that is helpful is to mist alcohol on the back. This allows it to be sticky enough to apply the mica or chameleon powder.

I saw this when Daniel did it. Yours has turned out amazing, too. ❤

Lovely, lovely, LOVELY work!

I love your frog, and the Lilly pad. Thank you Julie.

WOW! The gradient in your colors for the Droplet Coaster is beautiful. Thanks for sharing with us.

That is Absolutely Gorgeous!!❤

They both turned out so gorgeous the colors that you use turned out even beautiful

I used the kraken bond pro lube silicone lubricant for adhesion of the flakes. I know Daniel thought that would make the next layer of resin not adhere to the first but I didn’t have any issues. It held tight. I just sprayed a light layer once about 10 inches from the piece a quick swipe of the can. Flakes adhered beautifully and top coat was secure.

@shannonedrie8193

13 күн бұрын

Hadn’t watched all the way to the end. You used spray adhesive! Perfect ❤ignore me 😂

I love all of your, I'm not sure what to call it, but quirky antiques and giggles. You are AWESOME ! ❤

Fabulous job! Love the details of both!!

I really love this effect! Turned out amazingly! Your spray glue is a great tip! Thank you Julie.☺️💐

Thank you for sharing another idea, I love how the dots make the colorings pop even more....very pretty

The coaster has an organic feel, I love it!

Oh they turned out so fantastic. I watch Daniel do his and now watching you do yours. Yay! Both are amazing. 🥰

That swirly circle alone is one of The Most Extraordinary Gorgeous Exotic things I have EVER Seen!!! Unbelievable!! You are a genius! & to be able to see ahead & know that would be a lily pad for the frog!! Colors are incredible! It may have taken a long time but You can sell it for bank! Well done!! 😍

They turned out pretty.Its the clear spots that refract the light that makes all the colours stand out more ,just as if it had water on it 🥰

Beautiful!! I love the colors!

What a fun and beautiful technique! The round one looks like abstract octopi tentacles! So pretty!

Both are beautiful and amazing!!

They are both beautiful!!

GORGEOUS froggie and coaster, Julie! Of all the powder/flake techniques: 1. Mix into resin. 2. "Paint" mold with powder. 3. "Paint" the back of the cured resin... my favorite is #3. I LOVE the matte, translucent effect of frosted glass! 💕😍

“Frog on a Lillypad” sounds like an excellent name for an expensive piece of art, lol! Love how on the round piece that you can see the light shining through the uv dots on top and reflecting off the bottom - it’s a double effect.

Love them! The colors are so so cool. 😍

I love this. I think I need to be more patient! Great job.

Those are stunning! 🤩😍❤️👏🏼

Very cute. I like your original frog 🐸 the one where you put the UV resin in the mould first. ❤❤❤

These look great! Daniel always has some cool ideas

Absolutely gorgeous! I love both!

the matt mold really makes the drips of shiny uv resin stand out!

Wow those are amazing 😻😻😻 just love them💙💙💙

They both look amazing

That's So Awesome Julie 🎉

That coaster really turned out beautiful.

These came out beautifully!!!!

Wow, they turned out beautiful! The frog reminded me of the Northern Lights. I love them both! Thank you. 🐸💐

Great idea starting with a matte mold. Nicely done.. definitely takes more time on a larger project.

So cute. I haven't had the chance to play with this particular Daniel technique yet. Love how the frog and it's lily pad turned out. Just my 1 cent

Very pretty, love the design and technique. ❤❤

Great video! Daniel Cooper just shared a great hack for getting the flakes or powder to stick on fully cured resin. You spray isopropyl alcohol on the resin and the flakes should stick. Hope this helps! Xx

@fairyspunfibers9098

13 күн бұрын

A better method is to mix the flakes with a bit of iso to make a paste, then smooth it on.

@breakthemouldresinart

13 күн бұрын

@@fairyspunfibers9098 wow I’ll give that a try! Thanks 😃

Both pieces are stupendous and I love them both 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Very pretty! Nice tip of the adhesive spray, thanks. I have mod podge spray!

I guess you heard us all yelling put alcohol on the back that'll make it sticky. 😂 I love how the coaster and frog turned out. I'm going to have to get some coasters like those. I really love those! I have the tray.

@PouringYourHeartOut

12 күн бұрын

I wanted to do my own thing, not copy someone else's

Absolutely beautiful!😻

the stripe mold made me think about doing stripey pattern of UV resin versus the dots. You should totally try it! :)

It turnrd out beautifully

Such a cool effect!

These look beautiful x couple of uv tips, can use baby wipe or alchol on a cotton bud to wipe off uv where you don't want it but before you cure. A great daniel cooper trick is using Elmer's (school) glue in the tiniest amount mixed into your uv resin to make it much thicker and hold itself longer in place, especially helpful when fighting gravity 😊

Wow I just absolut amazing love it

wow that looks good!

You can run your flame over the resin to warm it up and top will be sticky enough to burnish it with the mica flakes

That is really so cool!!!

Oh no babes you didn’t need more flakes, you need UV resin or alcohol to get the flakes to stick, also using a sponge will prevent so much waste and you can buff it and really bring out the shine. Good Luck!! 🤞

@bonniemoreland2658

13 күн бұрын

Sometimes when I don’t know how resin will interact with these products I look at what nail techs are doing as they have been using these products for decades!

@hteets511

13 күн бұрын

I came to say this exactly. Lol

@heatherlundquist-buffalo

13 күн бұрын

I agree. I am a nail tech and was like oh no what are you doing!!! Wasting so much flakes! We use our gloves and rub a tiiiiiiny amount of the flakes and burnish it in the nail. We never dump tons on lol

@numpty7750

13 күн бұрын

On Daniel’s video, he dampens a cloth with isopropyl alcohol and wipes the back of the resin to make it tacky again.

@resinmeup

12 күн бұрын

​@@numpty7750but he was using UV resin not epoxy. Julie was using epoxy. Alcohol won't make epoxy tacky again once its cured.

Love the pour today. Love frogs

Julie, In all the years I have been watching you, I dont think I have seen you so flustered. When this happens take a minute, pause the video and regroup. I have to do it because of my brain injury. Its okay I promise. In the end they turned out awesome. Thank you for trying and sharing the technique with us today. 😊❤🤗💞

@PouringYourHeartOut

12 күн бұрын

Was I flustered, I didn't feel it 😂

@Raynecolwell

12 күн бұрын

I didn’t notice.

It looks like tentacles, love it. Daniel did alcohol first n then flakes

Viewing from the caribbean wow they turned out beautiful julie well done 🐇🐸🦎🐋

Unexpected!beautiful effect!

This is so cool!

I always have a heck of a time with the flakes. Definitely fiddly. Looks amazing, tho! Ooooo, love the way the light shines through the clear. Very sweet. xoxoxoxoxoxo

I watched an episode of David's and he sprayed 99% alcohol on his project and it worked out great.

Love these!

Super cute!

Turned out beautiful! And the frog is adorable! I saw the still picture of this first. I like the frosted look. But maybe use a spray bottle mixed with alcohol and the chameleon to help stick. I also watch a guy who does resin floors, counter tops, bath tubs etc.... it's a trick he uses.

Very cool effect.

How cute!

I watched Daniel Coopers video a few days ago and thought it was such a cool idea. Your Lilly pad is gorgeous. I think with the shapes on it plus the dots just make it pop.

@PouringYourHeartOut

13 күн бұрын

Thankyou ❤

I have that tree frog mould, it's my favourite to make

Love it!!

They are awesome! I love them ❤ Its awesome to see Daniel has inspired you, he is amazing, as are you. I love how you both just love to experiment ❤ have you tried hos hairspray experiments, they a fantastic too.

Love the frog.

Beautiful work as always. I saw another video somewhere on KZread where they sprayed the surface with a little alcohol to get the flakes to stick , but I haven't tried it myself.

@fairyspunfibers9098

13 күн бұрын

I saw that on Daniel..Cooper's channel, but another idea is to mix the powder/flakes into a bit of iso alc, and make a paste, then spread it on.

Beautiful ❤

You really need to use a rich black layer or base for any type of the chameleon/dual-chrome/color shift powders to see it the best.

On the one that cured, use some uv resin and only cure it for a few seconds to keep it sticky. You'll be able to use your flakes. Then cure with a bit more uv

U ROCK! CraftDaddy says WHAAAAT!!!! Sent ya a message toooooo!!! Check out the starfish idea haha❤

@PouringYourHeartOut

13 күн бұрын

Thankyou ❤

@rebeccacozad5443

13 күн бұрын

Love these absolutely fantastic ❤❤❤ you can now do many more beautiful works of art 💖

Love it 😍

Very pretty!❤

Love this ❤

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️