I finally got around to trying the resin that I picked up at Rings and Things. If you have not tried resin yet, don’t hesitate. It is so easy and truly fun! Here are a couple of tips I discovered to make it easier.
Make sure you seal your art in the frame well. I used Mod Podge to seal the image and I think a couple of coats work the best. Make sure it is completely dry before adding resin. Any moisture will distort the image and will produce a disappointing result.
Apply the resin in very small amounts slowly. You do not want to over flow your piece. The first piece that I poured flowed over the frame and I had a mess to clean up. I did not make that mistake again.
I did not have a problem with bubbles, because I had read about a tip to use my micro torch. I just ran the heat over the resin and the bubbles disappeared.Apply the resin in very small amounts slowly. You do not want to over flow your piece. The first piece that I poured flowed over the frame and I had a mess to clean up. I did not make that mistake again.
I finished the pieces off by spraying them with clear gloss spray pictured above. This product is ideal for fixing small boo boo's in your cured resin creations.
Here are a few pairs of earrings that I made. These cute little frames I picked up at Rings and Things.

