If you've found yourself here, you've probably already seen an abundance of resin art featuring cells, lacey resin, and a plethora of beach-inspired resin art. I'm guessing you're looking for something new. .. something fresh, unique and bursting with creativity. Well, guess what? I've got just the thing for you: Resin Art with PIZZAZZ! Let's be real here: working with resin as a painting medium can be quite an adventure! Picture this: you pour that freshly mixed resin onto your canvas, and it takes on a life of its own, moving and blending in fascinating ways. It's like watching magic unfold right before your eyes! And then, when you return after 30 minutes, it looks nothing like the painting you envisioned: The colours have merged, and those carefully crafted patterns and designs you created have all but disappeared. I believe in turning challenges into opportunities. So let's embrace the fluid and abstract nature of resin art and turn it to our ......
If you're eager to make some extra moolah by selling your amazing resin crafts , you've come to the right place! Whether you're looking to fund your crafty adventures or turn your resin hobby into a booming business, I've got some awesome tips and practices to share with you. So, let's dive in and discover the secrets to making your resin crafts a hit in the market. Get ready to unleash your creativity and make those sales soar! These strategies apply whether you choose to sell online or face-to-face. 1. Build a Following on Social Media Whether you're selling online from your own website or face-to-face, you need a STRONG social media presence. It will help you connect with potential customers and allow you to market your handmade items. On your social channel, you can attract online customers, announce your upcoming market stalls, share photos of your items, ......
I get asked a lot of questions about resin safety. One question that pops up from time to time is: "Can I work with resin if I'm pregnant?" I want to start out by saying I'm not a medical expert, so I'm not qualified to give advice. But with 16+ years of resin experience, I can HELP YOU FIND the information you need to make an informed decision . Resin is made of chemicals that can be hazardous if not used properly. Even with resins that have little or no odour, there are still potential risks to be aware of. There is the chance of inhaling fumes as well as getting resin on your skin. Whether you're pregnant or not, whenever you use resin, you need the following: gloves to keep sticky resin off your skin (resin is a skin sensitiser and can cause skin irritation ) good ventilation so you don't breathe in fumes protective eyewear, in case of splashes protective clothing to keep drips and spills from both your skin and your clothes Safety with resin is a se......
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