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Online Workshop: How I Work With Water-Based Resin (REPLAY - Access until March 8th)
Online Workshop: How I Work With Water-Based Resin (REPLAY - Access until March 8th)
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This Replay will be available until March 8th at 00:00 (CET).
WORKSHOP LENGTH: 75 minutes
The Replay will be available until March 8th at 00:00 (CET). To make sure you always have access to everything I discuss in the webinar, I’ve included a PDF with all the details—so you can refer back to it anytime and still have lifelong access to the info.
Whether you're a hobbyist seeking to explore a new creative outlet or a starting entrepreneur eager to turn your passion into a thriving business, this workshop is for you. Join me for a 75-minute session where I take you behind the scenes & teach you all about the dos and don’ts of using Acrylic One (A1), Jesmonite or Jesin.
I'll be sharing valuable insights gathered from my personal journey, allowing you to benefit from my early mistakes and uncover the keys to success. Together, we'll explore a range of topics, from the right pouring and mixing techniques, to minimalizing air bubbles and how to use pigments. I’ll teach you to pour with precision and finesse, but also about the crucial steps about sealing your products the right way.
During this webinar, I’ll guide you through the supplies you’ll need and recommend local suppliers in your area. After the workshop, you’ll receive a clear and easy-to-follow guide summarizing all the key points we’ve covered, making it simple to review everything at your own pace. To keep things relaxed and easy for everyone, only my camera will be on, so you won’t be on camera. The workshop will be held in English.
Kind regards,
Gina from GINALADÉCO
This replay in non-refundable after purchasing.
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People think Jesmonite is a name for all resins, all types of materials that work in the same way or all types of products but it’s none of those! Jesmonite is a BRAND NAME and a unique product. Simple as that!
Yes, Gina is using a type of material that works in a similar way, but it's NOT JESMONITE. If the label doesn’t say Jesmonite, then it isn’t Jesmonite! I paid for the workshop and she isn't using the same ratio's on the JESMONITE website because she is using a different Eco Resin. This was a waist of money and you could watch YouTube for FREE or the things on here. I wish creators would stop saying they are using JESMONITE when they are using a different type of Eco Resin. Be honest about the BRAND you are using.
Dear Goldie,
I tried contacting you via email to discuss and address your concerns, but unfortunately, I have not yet received a response. As a result, I feel it’s important to address this publicly here.
Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts on my workshops. I’m always looking to improve, so I truly appreciate feedback, even when it’s not positive. I do wish you had reached out to me directly first, as I would have been happy to discuss your concerns and find a solution together.
Before I will be answering to your review, I hope you could help me to clarify something. You’ve followed my workshop back in June 2024. You’ve sent me an email on June 6th, saying:
‘’Thank you Gina! This was a great workshop :) During the workshop, you mentioned you were going to share the details on the type of powder pigment you use. May you please share that information? Maybe I overlooked the PDF. Thank you again, [name] :)’’
You also left a 5-star review for this workshop, stating:
‘’What a great workshop! I am happy I was able to join and learn all about Jesmonite. Gina is very kind and informative and provides great details and information. I love how she provides a recording of the workshop in the event something comes up last minute or the time zones don't work out, so there's no need to cancel. After the call she reviews the questions and provides the answers not only on the call, but on a emailed PDF. I am in the United States so unfortunately I am unable to support her business by purchasing her creations due to shipping, but I will join each workshop she offers. Thanks again Gina xoxo’’
Given that both your email and original review were not only positive but highly praising, I’m quite surprised to see that you've now, 8 months later, changed your review—especially with such a drastically different and angry tone. I’d genuinely love to understand what changed over time and what led you to feel this way about the workshop now.
You are absolutely right that Jesmonite is a brand name, and it is distinct from other materials like Acrylic One (A1). I never intended to mislead anyone, and in my workshop description, I do mention that I have worked with both Jesmonite and A1 (quoted directly: 'Join me for a 75-minute session where I take you behind the scenes & teach you all about the dos and don’ts of using Jesmonite / A1.'). In the workshop, I’m transparent about using Acrylic One, but I understand your concern regarding the workshop title and appreciate your feedback. As I mentioned, I made time this weekend to update the website, and I’ve now made those changes. I will also take time this week to adjust the workshop itself to ensure complete clarity moving forward.
Regarding your comment about the value of the workshop, I understand that different people have different learning styles. While some may prefer to search for free information online, others appreciate a structured, guided approach with an instructor who can answer questions and provide hands-on insights. My goal has always been to make learning accessible and to share my personal experiences and techniques. Luckily, many of my students have found my workshops valuable and have learned a lot from them. Of course, I understand that my teaching style may not work for everyone, and that’s completely okay—no one instructor can be the right fit for everyone.
I also noticed that you’ve purchased multiple workshops from me, even after feeling dissatisfied with the first one. I’m curious to understand why, as I would have loved the opportunity to address your concerns sooner. If something wasn’t working for you, I wish we could have had this conversation earlier. If you’d like to discuss this further, I’d still be happy to connect and continue this conversation via email. I hope to hear from you.
Kind regards,
Gina
(Replay) 75 min - Online Workshop JESMONITE (Access till December 31st)
The workshop was informative and helpful. Gina explained everything very well and gave many tips. I can only recommend this workshop.
I highly recommend this for anyone who wants to work with jesmonite. The workshop was very informative!
Gina, thank you so much for sharing your knowledge! This workshop covers a lot of valuable topics for beginners like me and also for the experimented ones, as you share awesome tips!