How to Make Alcohol Ink Rainbow Resin Coasters DIY!

How to Make Alcohol Ink Rainbow Resin Coasters DIY! The combination of resin and alcohol ink is a match made in heaven! Learn how to make Alcohol Ink Rainbow Resin Coasters with just a few supplies and less than an hour. Resin crafting is so much fun, if you haven't tried it yet--start with this project and blow everyone's mind! Posted first on Resin Crafts Blog The inks dance and sink in the resin making the most interesting patterns. They are different every time, even if you drop the alcohol ink in them identically. It's like a Petri dish! Alcohol inks are the newest and greatest art medium.  These coasters are petrified rainbows, frozen in place as a glorious work of art.  They are addictive to make, look great on a table and will protect the table from condensing drinks. They are magical and turn out as a surprise each time! See the tiny details of the alcohol inks suspended in the resin.  It's almost like looking at images magnified in a microscope. ...

I Spy Game Resin Trinket Serving Tray DIY

Posted first on Resin Crafts Blog I Spy Game Resin Trinket Serving Tray DIY!      This I spy game resin serving tray filled with miniatures and trinkets is a fun DIY and would make a great gift! Fill the tray with little things from the junk drawer or little heirlooms that sit in a jewelry box collecting dust. With a thick layer of glossy resin, the trinkets stay in place and offer a smooth surface for using the tray for serving or a coffee table catch all. Great conversation piece too!     What will you fill your I spy game with? Keys, dice, office supplies, nuts/bolts, screws, nails, bottle caps, broken jewelry, charms, Clue game pieces, rocks, crystals, buttons, small toys, beads, and more! What do you spy in my resin trinket serving tray? SUPPLIES NEEDED FOR I SPY TRAY: EasyCast Resin Bag of Trinkets, Miniatures, Game Pieces and Memorabilia Hot Glue/Gun Mixing Cups, Stirring Sticks, Disposable Gloves Serving Tray Step 1: Glue Down ...

No Tumbler Polished Rocks DIY with Envirotex Lite Resin Spray

No Tumbler Polished Rocks DIY I love rocks!  Whenever I hike or go to the beach, my bag or tote gets filled with stunning rocks.   I love how the rocks look so glossy, bold and amazing when they are wet.   However when they are dry, they are dull and unimpressive.  It's a little bit disappointing, or at least anticlimactic.  I do have a rock tumbler and that works great for polishing and shining rocks.   But, it takes weeks...even months--plus it takes packets of consumable grit, tumbling for weeks, washing the rocks and rinsing away the grit and then repeating with smaller and smaller grit. It's a bit labor intensive.   These rocks I found were really smooth anyway but they just needed a little oomph.  Posted first on Resin Crafts Blog   See the difference between the rocks!? Rocks look amazing and vibrant in the water and as soon as they dry, it's a little disappointing how dull they look. Create shiny wet look...