JEWELS OF THE SEA PYRAMID LAMP. RESIN ART FULL TUTORIAL

#jewelsoftheseapyramidlamp#resinpyramidlamp#resinpyramid Good day everyone.This jewels of the sea pyramid lamp is my absolute favorite so far. It was a long and complicated process, and the messiest project I have ever done. But the results were worth it. I absolutely love it and I will be keeping this one for myself. That's not to say it is perfect. I have not made a pyramid in this way before and there are lots of air bubbles near the bottom. (they do kind of look like they were meant to be in the 'sea' which was kind of lucky). Also, I used the larger blue and green glass jewels at the bottom,which look like coloured metal in the resin. Nice but not really what I wanted. I learnt a lot as I went along. This is a full tutorial of everything I did and used except for mixing the resin. I have a seperate video on my chanel that covers that. This video is fairly long, as I tried to include everything I could, my mistakes included, to help you to DIY. If you enjoy please hit the like button, it will really help me to grow my channel. Thank you. You can also catch me on instagram at- roselily-resin-creations. My facebook page is @Roselilyresincreations. Products I used Epodex Ultra Clear Pro+ Resin- Bought from epodex.com 3M Self Adhesive Silicone Sealer tape- From Ebay A Selection Of Shells, Faux Pearls,Glass Crystals, Starfish & Gold Charms- Mine were from Ebay and the beach. Blue Glass Gems- From bay-bay.co.uk Light Blue Transparent Resin Dye- From Resin8 Warm White LED Copper Wire Micro USB Lights With Remote- Bought on Ebay 4 Silver Feet (Handbag Furniture)- Bought on Ebay E6000 Glue- Boght on Ebay UV Fast Cure Resin- From Ebay - N.B. I would not use again though Blue Glitter- From a set bought in Hobbycraft You will also need 2 large 16.5cm pyramid moulds/molds. I got mine on Ebay. Safety note. Please always wear gloves and a mask when handling liquid resin.