How to make a resin cuff bracelet by Mylene Hillam Supply list: FastCast quick-curing resin Piñata Alcohol Ink: Señorita Magenta Silicone Hot Mat Sulfur free soft plasticine Basic clay tools Craft heat tool Metal cuff blank Eight to ten 1 ounce graduated measuring cups 2 oz graduated measuring cup Eight to ten 3 ml transfer... Read more »
By Myléne Hillam Resin jewelry ideas The magic ingredient in this resin jewelry set is tea leaves. When added to urethane resin, an interesting reaction occurs: the resin begins to aerate and becomes full of bubbles. The resulting pieces will be speckled with rock-like flecks and become light as a feather! You can recycle tea... Read more »
Five book cover ideas with resin by Cat Kerr When I first spotted these book cover molds my noggin started to race with ideas for a book cover DIY. I can think of tons of objects to encapsulate into resin -- maybe leaves, sand, and shells, photos, keepsakes, fabric, metal bits. I mean really...the sky... Read more »
Striped Bubble Bracelet By Myléne Hillam, Mill Lane Studio For this easy resin bracelet project, you will need: FastCast Urethane resin Castin’Craft Opaque Pigments: Yellow; Red, Blue, Black Castin’Craft Transparent Dye: Blue Silicone chocolate mold with glossy cavities,1 3/16” (30 mm) diameter Strand Piggy beads (8x4mm) – green opaque 3mm silver spacer beads 0.5mm Stretch Magic beading elastic G-S Hypo Cement Gas torch or BBQ gas lighter Drill... Read more »
Easy resin pendant ideas Looking for a way to make your resin pendants look unique? Try these mixed media methods to give your next resin pendants a unique flair! Supplies used: Alumilite Amazing casting resin Rubber texture mat for clay Pearl Ex powders in magenta, sapphire blue, bright yellow, emerald Mixing cups Stir stix Nitrile... Read more »
How to use stamp pads as resin molds by Karen Bearse Hello Resin Obsession fans! Karen Bearse here with a new experiment/play time using stamp pads as resin molds. I have had this idea for a while speculating in my brain. Today, I decided to act on it! Supplies: -Amazing Casting Resin -Casting Supplies- measure... Read more »
How to use stamp pads as alternative resin molds There's something kinda cool that happens when you have worked with resin for awhile. You learn how to make it work for you. For this resin pendant tutorial, I made the curing process essential to the end result. Supplies and equipment used: Alumilite Amazing Casting resin 2... Read more »
Easter resin charms tutorial Okay, I'm going to let you in a little secret. I love going to the dollar store. I'm always on the lookout for new things to try with resin and find the dollar store is a perfect place to start. Imagine how giddy I was to find a four pack... Read more »
Resin casting Halloween charms I don't know what it is, but I can't possibly pass up a craft store when I'm within walking (sometimes driving!) distance. Of course while I'm there, I MUST go by the sales bin. Imagine my giddiness when I found these beauties! Of course, I decided to use them for resin... Read more »
How to make a resin cuff bracelet by Mylene Hillam Supply list: FastCast quick-curing resin Piñata Alcohol Ink: Señorita Magenta Silicone Hot Mat Sulfur free soft plasticine Basic clay tools Craft heat tool Metal cuff blank Eight to ten 1 ounce graduated measuring cups 2 oz graduated measuring cup Eight to ten 3 ml transfer... Read more »
By Myléne Hillam Resin jewelry ideas The magic ingredient in this resin jewelry set is tea leaves. When added to urethane resin, an interesting reaction occurs: the resin begins to aerate and becomes full of bubbles. The resulting pieces will be speckled with rock-like flecks and become light as a feather! You can recycle tea... 
Five book cover ideas with resin by Cat Kerr When I first spotted these book cover molds my noggin started to race with ideas for a book cover DIY. I can think of tons of objects to encapsulate into resin -- maybe leaves, sand, and shells, photos, keepsakes, fabric, metal bits. I mean really...the sky... 
Striped Bubble Bracelet By Myléne Hillam, Mill Lane Studio For this easy resin bracelet project, you will need: FastCast Urethane resin Castin’Craft Opaque Pigments: Yellow; Red, Blue, Black Castin’Craft Transparent Dye: Blue Silicone chocolate mold with glossy cavities,1 3/16” (30 mm) diameter Strand Piggy beads (8x4mm) – green opaque 3mm silver spacer beads 0.5mm Stretch Magic beading elastic G-S Hypo Cement Gas torch or BBQ gas lighter Drill... 
Easy resin pendant ideas Looking for a way to make your resin pendants look unique? Try these mixed media methods to give your next resin pendants a unique flair! Supplies used: Alumilite Amazing casting resin Rubber texture mat for clay Pearl Ex powders in magenta, sapphire blue, bright yellow, emerald Mixing cups Stir stix Nitrile... 
How to use stamp pads as resin molds by Karen Bearse Hello Resin Obsession fans! Karen Bearse here with a new experiment/play time using stamp pads as resin molds. I have had this idea for a while speculating in my brain. Today, I decided to act on it! Supplies: -Amazing Casting Resin -Casting Supplies- measure... 
How to use stamp pads as alternative resin molds There's something kinda cool that happens when you have worked with resin for awhile. You learn how to make it work for you. For this resin pendant tutorial, I made the curing process essential to the end result. Supplies and equipment used: Alumilite Amazing Casting resin 2... 
Easter resin charms tutorial Okay, I'm going to let you in a little secret. I love going to the dollar store. I'm always on the lookout for new things to try with resin and find the dollar store is a perfect place to start. Imagine how giddy I was to find a four pack... 
Resin casting Halloween charms I don't know what it is, but I can't possibly pass up a craft store when I'm within walking (sometimes driving!) distance. Of course while I'm there, I MUST go by the sales bin. Imagine my giddiness when I found these beauties! Of course, I decided to use them for resin...