If you are looking for something unique and fun to make, then epoxy crafts are for you. They’re fun to make, won’t cost a fortune in supplies, and you can complete a project in an afternoon.
And if you’re stuck for ideas, here are links to 20 epoxy crafts you make. Plus, many of these epoxy resin craft projects also make great gifts. You’ll have holiday and birthday gift ideas for everyone on your list.
1. Mason jar coasters
Decorate Mason jar lids with resin to make a farmhouse style coaster set for your table. It’s an easy way to decorate for Spring.
2. Resin planter
Who doesn’t have a room for a succulent on their desk? It’s the perfect gift for a busy executive.
3. Geode resin art coasters
Create coasters for your coffee table that can be their own work of art. They’re almost too pretty to use.
4. Finish a photograph with resin
How do you give a favorite photograph an extra shine? Finish it with a layer of clear epoxy.
5. Dress up a wooden tray with resin
Turn a premade wooden tray into a place to capture keys and other knick-knacks.
6. Domino set
How do you up family game night? By making a bespoke resin domino set. Pick a theme and include that in your dominoes to make something truly special.
7. 5 different journal covers
Make five different journal covers with resin — all from one mold!
8. Gift tags
Give your gifts some extra love with a handmade gift tag. Resin makes it easy!
9. Picture display window
How do you display your vacation photos? Create a theme with resin that highlights the trip.
10. Resin magnets
Take found items and make them the base for a resin magnet project. It’s an easy way to make recycled art.
We’re halfway through this list of epoxy resin crafts. Have you picked a favorite yet?
11. Flower pot stakes
Embellish wood flower pot stakes with resin and custom designs to identify your plants. It’s a beautiful finishing touch to a housewarming gift.
12. Resin clock
Here’s where you can put your resin art skills to a functional use. Add colors of resin to a base, then add clock hardware. You’ll love how this piece of unique art keeps you on time.
13. Resin covered cakestand
Take your store-bought cupcakes to the next level. Display them on a cake plate you’ve fancied up with resin!
14. DIY resin paperweights
What do you get someone who has everything? A resin paperweight is an easy DIY gift to make that you can personalize for the recipient.
15. Seasonal decorations
Resin doesn’t always have to be the star of the show. For this tutorial, the resin is the (literal!) glue that brings it all together.
16. Resin bowls
Are these bowls more fun to make or give? We can’t decide!
17. Diorama ornament
Create a tiny world with resin! Great idea for Christmas ornaments or suncatchers.
18. Wall art
Is it a diorama? Is it art? Either way, it makes a striking piece of art wherever you hang it.
19. Inlay stone into wood
This one is for all woodworkers. You can take your wood-carving skills to the next level by adding gemstones and epoxy.
20. Glitter a tumbler
Turn any tumbler into something glamourous. All you need is clear resin and sparkly glitter.
And if you are wondering where you can get your supplies to make resin crafts, Resin Obsession has you covered! Step-by-step instructions and links to products used are included with every article.
Which one of these epoxy resin crafts is your favorite?
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Like the photo idea,do you have anything regarding clocks or lights you could teach me?
I’m afraid we don’t have any specific tutorials on that topic.
I used to make puzzle clocks. I would find a jig saw puzzle I liked, put it together and epoxy over it. Before epoxy, put the clock hands and numbers etc on them of course. You can get clock kits at most craft stores such as Hobby Lobby
Do you have any info on how to make something inexpensive for elementary school art class? I would be paying out of pocket. We have aprox 311 students.
Hi Diane, I’m afraid resin isn’t suitable for elementary school students. Instead, a product like Judikins Diamond glaze will get you similar results. You can use it to fill bezel pendants instead of resin. You won’t get the same domed finish (it’s flatter), but it’s safer for young children who don’t have the presence of mind to exercise safety with resin.