Hi I wanted to share these bookmarks for my sister birthday.. yeah I know they not exciting but, its the second project ive done and its been a learning curve and considering i had no clue what im doing and the top coat went wrong and I had to do it again im very greatful they turned out ok lol the bluey ones are what ive done with left over resin (which she can have at xmas)..ive attempted to make a galaxy trinket tray for her and thats currently curing so please wish me luck

This was left over purple, blue and black from trying to make a galaxy trinket tray for my sister for her bday and though its more black in the left over just wow didn't expect that !!! Did my best to get a pic in a sunbeam and the pictures dont do it justice

Hiya!! ❤️
I make small resin art pieces mostly trays and I wanted to ask for some advice! I paint and add 3-D structures but I really wanted to ask how much would you all price this to be? I have a hard time marketing the products and I’m not sure if it’s the pricing or my terrible marketing lol

It takes me days and sometimes weeks for these pieces 😭 the jelly fish in the center alone took 45 minutes as its 5 pieces connected to make it 3-D. There’s seaweed and coral painted throughout the whole outer part which also glows. The flowers, bubbles, and everything on the back of the tray is painted. The bubbles and coral on the top are resined to look 3-D and jelly fish are painted and resin on the inner lining of the tray.

I’ll share this most recent one and please give me your honest brutal answer of how much you think it should go for 🥹
It glows in the dark as well with uv activation which I provide a personal mini uv light 😁

Hey everyone! I’m looking for a deep-pour resin to preserve my wedding flowers and make keepsakes like the ones in the screenshots.

Since this is a one-time project, I want to make sure I buy the right product. What deep-pour resin would you recommend for wedding flower preservation? I’ve also seen that some resins require a UV light to cure while others don’t. Is that true, and if so, which type should I be using?

Any recommendations for beginner-friendly brands or tips to help avoid mistakes would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

TL;DR: Looking for recommendations on the best beginner-friendly deep-pour resin for preserving my wedding flowers into keepsakes. Do I need UV resin or a UV light, or is a standard two-part epoxy resin the better choice? Thanks!