You'll also need
- Something to add texture to your Dichro-ISH Films. The video tutorial below shows a few options, some done with an embossing machine, some done with just texture envelopes, and others simply done by hand. Here's a link to the texture tools I used in this video.
- A pen to trace your shapes with the Cropping Template that comes with your mold
- Sharp Scissors
- Whatever findings you'd like to turn these creations into jewelry, keychains, magnets, drawer pulls, etc.
- Paper Towels
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Before mixing your resin, get your shapes and layers all cut and ready. Mix and pour a layer of clear resin into your mold/s, then slide in your Film Shapes one at a time, smushing them down to the bottom with your Mixing Wand to remove any bubbles and air pockets before adding the next layer. Repeat, then let your castings set up for at least 12 hours before demolding to avoid fingerprints.
These 2 photos are the same piece, with different lighting:
I could stare at this forever, here's how the colors shift with the change in angle:
Here's another piece and you can see how the colors shift as the piece turns:
Here's how this layered piece looks from different angles:
This quick video showcases the colors and color-shifts in our Dichro-ISH Films, flat, crinkled, and textured.
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