Video 192 – Velvet Violet Resin Art Recipe

This is a digital download Resin Art Recipe for our Velvet Violet Resin Pour that was created using Epoxy Resin, in our Crystal Edge Round Mold. If you use our Crystal Edge Round Mold, and the same products provided in this recipe, you should achieve similar results.*

Click this link to watch the Velvet Violet Video Tutorial on our YouTube Channel.

After you watch our YouTube Video, to see the Resin Pour process, you can purchase the recipe, which will provide you with the exact products we used in the pour (Resin, Inks, Pigments, Mica Powders, etc.), as well as the mixing ratios, and instructions on how to create the pour. We also provide direct links to the products we used, as well as manufacturer discount codes, if available.

Once payment has been made you will be provided with a link to download the PDF file that contains the Resin Art Recipe. The same link will also be sent to you via email. Be sure to save the Resin Art Recipe PDF file to your hard drive, because it can only be accessed twice (once immediately after purchase, and once via email.)

* We cannot guarantee you will get the exact same results since “resin does what resin wants to do,” and temperature and humidity can affect a resin cure. However, if you use our Crystal Edge Round Mold, use the same products, and follow the recipe, you should get similar results.

NOTE: Attempting this recipe in a different Mold, with different products, will produce entirely different results.

Crystal Size Info

The Crystal Chips we sell in our Resin Art Supplies, are not calibrated. Crystal Chips are what remains after the tumbling process of larger, rough stones. The size/measurement of these Crystal Chips is approximate, and falls within a size range. Since orders are filled using random scoops, you will receive larger and smaller Crystals, than the stated measurements. These Crystals are intended for crafting purposes, and we don't guarantee that you will receive any specific Crystal size, for use with any other purpose. The amount of Crystals included will vary based on size and weight.

Crystal Size Comparison Chart

Dust/Sand: Not measurable
Triple Zero (000): Under 1 mm
Double Zero (00): 1 to 3 mm
Zero (0): 3 to 5 mm
S1: 4 to 6 mm
L1: 5 to 7 mm
Size 2: 6 to 10 mm
Extra Small: 8 to 15 mm
Small: 12 to 20 mm
Medium: 18 to 25 mm
Large: 20 to 30 mm
XL: 30 to 50 mm

NOTE: Color, size, and shape will vary due to the fact that these are natural stones. Also, colors may vary, depending on your monitor settings, and may differ from the actual color of the item.

Silicone Mold Care Guide

Helpful tips for working with Silicone Molds

• Never use a torch or open flame with Silicone Molds.
• Never use anything sharp or abrasive, inside the mold.
• Always use high quality Epoxy Resin products and follow the mixing and pouring directions for that product.
• Keep your mold clean - Keep dust away by storing it in a plastic bag, and only use tape or warm water to clean it.
• The glossy surface of molds will fade away with repeated use. When this happens you will have to topcoat your finished piece, or purchase a new mold.