Holiday DIY Jewellery: Resin Christmas Tree Earrings Made with Nail Foils

If you're a resin crafter and love visiting the nail salon for that perfect manicure, then it's time you started looking at all the cute little tools and supplies your nail technician is using. She might try to convince you that they're only for nails, but after years of having my nails done, I can tell you, they're not only for nails; they are fantastic tools to add to your resin crafting kit! Those perfectly crafted petite nail supplies and tools make precision tools that are just the right size for crafting resin jewellery, giving you so many more creative options. And what's more, they are really easy to find online and in discount variety stores. Nail supplies should be in everyone's resin crafting kit!  Today, I'm sharing a tutorial on how to use several of those supplies to create a pair of really cool resin Christmas Tree earrings for the holidays. I've got lots of expert tips to share about choosing a mould for your Christmas T......

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Resin Hacks - How to Get Epoxy Out of Your Hair!

One of the first things you quickly learn about working with resin is that it's incredibly sticky while it cures—think honey on a hot day.  But here’s the kicker: unlike honey, resin goes on to set rock hard. So accidental spills and mishaps can turn into a real headache and it can be a real challenge to remove the resin. When you're in the zone, lost in your creative flow and your hair falls onto your face or eyes, it's easy to subconsciously swipe it away with a sticky glove. Or maybe you lean over a resin pour to grab something and—oops—now you've got sticky resin in your hair. So what do you do when that happens? If you're a free spirit and like the unicorn look, then go with the flow... add some glitter, let it set and embrace your sparkly new look!🦄🌈✨ But let’s be real—if you’ve got resin in your hair, you need a solution , and FAST.  If you have long, lustrous hair, your first instinct is probably to cry... and cry... and cry at the thought of having to cut......

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What Colours Work BEST in Resin

Mixing and playing with colours in resin is fun and enjoyable, and it adds an element of excitement to the creative process. You can achieve stunning effects and breathtaking colour combinations. Think vibrant marbling, captivating mica powder swirls, and bold colour-blocking - each more exhilarating than the last! You can mix and match opaque tones with translucent hues to create your own unique colour palette. With so many colour choices available, let's explore what types of colourants work well in resin. Resin Colourants - Colours Made for Resin So firstly, what can you colour resin with? The BEST colourants are those designed specifically for resin.  Resin pigments and dyes might be more expensive than other types of artists' colourants but with good reason: They are formulated to WORK with resin. When you use resin pigments and resin dyes, you can relax know......

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