Paper towel roll Peacock in resin AMAZING using @usherl250 glitters Video#318

Sherry Moulton starts the video with an enthusiastic greeting and shares her excitement for a project that she has been planning since her last video. She mentions her anticipation for the summer season in Canada and her visit to the dollar store for supplies. Unable to find what she needs in-store, Sherry resorts to ordering a peacock-themed item from Amazon. She expresses her eagerness to start a new project involving a mold she purchased and shows off the items she has gathered, including paper towel rolls and a Dremel tool, hinting at an upcoming craft involving these elements.

In this paragraph, Sherry explains her intention to use paper towel rolls as a base for a resin project. She demonstrates how she cuts the rolls and prepares them for embedding in resin. Sherry discusses her choice of using a clear resin top coat to enhance the final product's appearance. She also shares her plan to incorporate glitter and possibly paint the rolls to achieve a peacock feather effect. The paragraph concludes with Sherry using her Dremel tool to modify the paper towel rolls, readying them for the resin-embedding process.

Sherry dives into the details of her creative process, discussing the importance of mold cleaning and preparation. She shares her method of using paper towel to clean the mold and ensure it's free of unwanted debris. Sherry then moves on to discuss her choice of resin, Crystal Resin, and the safety precautions she takes while working with it, such as wearing a respirator and gloves. She also talks about warming the resin to make it easier to work with and shares her excitement for the project's progress.

Sherry demonstrates her technique for adding color and glitter to the resin. She shows how she cuts the tubes to create a specific shape and then prepares them by applying a layer of clear glue mixed with glitter. Sherry discusses her choice of colors and the effect she wants to achieve, mentioning a gold edge similar to peacock feathers. She also shares a personal story about receiving holographic fine gold glitter from a subscriber, which adds a personal touch to the project.

In this paragraph, Sherry focuses on the assembly of the peacock feathers within the mold. She carefully places each feather, ensuring they are evenly distributed and connected with resin to prevent leakage. Sherry emphasizes the importance of a good seal and shares her method of using a heat gun to remove air bubbles. She also discusses the possibility of using different materials to fill the mold's cavity and her decision to ensure a proper fit for the peacock centerpiece.

Sherry concludes the video by finalizing the peacock project with resin. She mixes up the resin, carefully pours it into the mold, and ensures it covers the entire piece. Sherry uses a torch to remove any remaining bubbles and sprays the surface with 99% alcohol to burst any small bubbles that may have formed. She then covers the project with a tent to protect it as it cures, expressing her excitement to see the final result the next day.

Sherry unveils the completed peacock resin art, expressing her delight with the outcome. She discusses the decision-making process for the colors and the final application of a clear coat to enhance the piece's appearance. Sherry also mentions her plans to create another peacock project with a black background and shares various ideas for how the finished piece can be used, such as a tray, an art display, or even a clock. She wraps up the video with a call to subscribe, share, and engage with her content, and provides links to resources and products used in the project.