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Resin

How to make resin jewellery? Thanks to resin you can make all kinds of jewellery: bracelets, pendants, earrings... But also decorative elements: knife holder, coaster, pocket box, orgonite... To give shape and form to your creations, use silicone moulds or resin supports. It is also possible to include plants and stickers to give another dimension to your jewellery. You can cast the resin by adding dried flowers but also beads, rhinestones and sequins. Also use dyes to give a pep to your creations! See more
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Resin bracelet and inclusion of dried flowers
Resin bracelet and inclusion of dried flowers
Karine Barrera
09/05/2017
Easy
34,19€
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Inclusion Resin and Fimo Polymer Clay Earrings
Karine Barrera
14/02/2017
Easy
103,28€
1h30
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Necklace with resin tassel, polymer clay and gold leaf
Necklace with resin tassel, polymer clay and gold leaf
Karine Barrera
13/12/2016
Easy
71,59€
1h30
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You should know that there are 3 kinds of resins: UV LED resin, UV resin and bi-component epoxy resin.

The UV LED resin cures when exposed to UV LED rays and the UV resin cures when exposed to ultraviolet rays.

The two-component resin does not need a lamp to harden since, as the name suggests, it is composed of a hardener and resin. This resin is hard and transparent but you can colour it with liquid dyes.

The resin allows you to create beautiful, transparent and light jewellery. There are many possibilities, get inspired by our tutorials and have fun!

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