At last the Free-form Resin Geodes class is launched. If you've ever wanted to make a free-standing and free-form resin-only geode in any shape, size, form and color you like - now you can learn how I make mine. Resin is such a versatile product for use in your mixed media arts. If you've previously… Continue reading Free-form resin geodes class is launched
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Auditioning some colors for a resin geode
Let's face it. Resin is expensive. If we make a mistake, and a piece is ruined or just doesn't come out as expected, that's a lot of money to waste. When I have a large project in mind, sometimes I will audition the colors on a tile and see how they work together. That's exactly… Continue reading Auditioning some colors for a resin geode
Fixing the lip on the edge of your resin
If you make a resin piece in a mold or frame, or even if you create a dam around the edges with tape or similar, you will almost certainly get a sharp, unattractive and unwanted 'lip' around the edge of your resin. This is from the meniscus effect where the resin holds on to the surrounding… Continue reading Fixing the lip on the edge of your resin
Resin Geodes Basics Class is launched
It's here! My online class on how to create your own amazing resin geodes. It's perfect for beginners. I'm so excited to be able to share details of my class with you. I had such a blast making it and I think you'll love taking the class and making your first resin geode right along… Continue reading Resin Geodes Basics Class is launched
Make crushed glass from dollar store glass vase filler nuggets
We all want to add a little sparkle to our resin geode art. Real gemstones and crystals can be expensive and the crushed glass you find in craft stores, and glass glitters come in small bags but not for a small price. There has to be a way to DIY the crushed glass yourself. Good… Continue reading Make crushed glass from dollar store glass vase filler nuggets