The resin does a great job keeping the popcorn in the bowl!A toothpick is the answer! I’ve been struggling with getting glazes to ‘fall’ from the sides and toothpicks are the answer!I laughed so hard when I opened this one!
Literally just set the pieces in the mold and resin them together. I used the resin from the last set I opened (where the mold is too dark to set correctly, though I may try again with my UV lamp) instead of opening a new one.
Definitely using the mold to make my own swords, because why not?
Another mold one! Love these!
I did not look at the instructions close enough and so dumped the toppings in at the same time as the broth.
Really hope I get another one to redeem myself with, but not too unhappy since it just looks like someone started stirring it before eating.
The mistake, if y’all can’t see it well, is that the gold dust on top is supposed to be broth. So I should have added it to the noodles and resin, mixed it up then added the toppings and cured it.
Scrolling through my camera roll I find that I have a TON of crafty pics I haven’t posted yet so I think it would be best if I just posted those the next couple of weeks.
Here we go!
The mold needs to be clamped or something because otherwise the resin oozes through the seams. Had to sand the edges of excess resin from the ooze.Forgot to take ‘before’ pic, sorry!
I’ve read a couple of books (a 1 star and a 3 star) and started another for Goodreads challenges. I want those bookmarks!
I also did several mini kits today and I’m working on fixing some of my other projects like the elven swords.
I’m not taking in-between pics because that would be far too long of a post, so it’ll just be before and after!
Hilt isn’t fully attached on this one.Hilt and tip of sword didn’t cure properly.The clear bubble on the hilt is the fix and looks much better in person!Hard to see the fixed tip here, but I actually broke it off while trying to sand it…😑
I’m not a Beetlejuice fan AT ALL, but these Halloween ones were on sale and I figured I could use the pieces for other things.
I did make the drinks, but the gummy bugs (intended to be inside the drink) I’ll be using for a garden/plant thing in the future. I think they’ll be cuter that way.
The little ghost glows in the dark!!!!!
It’s supposed to be used as a handle for the display sphere, but I of course have better plans for it!!
Put some resin on top of the soil to keep the plant and soil attached to the pot. Didn’t want it spilling!Another glow in the dark ghost for me!
This cake was a little easier if only because of my trial and error with Hello Kitty. If I get another cake set though I think I’ll use a toothpick to get the frosting to fall down the side.
They not only wrapped the Brie in aluminum foil, but they cut a piece out too!
The prosciutto was a NIGHTMARE!
They give you three slices and you’re supposed to roll it up and cut it in half to put on the board. They wouldn’t stay rolled up!
I tried just resin to keep it held together in the rolled shape but it wouldn’t hold long enough. I finally asked my brother for a clear straw and you can see what I did.
It worked, thankfully, but I still used extra resin to secure it!
Finished! I like how the honey started to slightly pool as if it’s coming off! One of the only times I’m glad resin doesn’t cure so quickly!
That’s all for this week because it’s a lot!
I’ll post more next week!
Have a fabulous week everyone and don’t forget to do some learning! (Even if only how to resin tiny things!😉)
I was thinking of calling this one ‘tiny crafty’, but honestly, what other kind of crafty is there?
Tiny birdhouse!!!!!
This one was super simple of course, but I added my own twist to it since I didn’t want the bird and eggs to roll around.
The intention is that they just sit in the birdhouse. The problem with that is they’re not kept in place and since I move my stuff around quite a bit I’d forget and they’d go everywhere.
I had some brown resin left from a boba set (I hadn’t cured the resin yet and haven’t taken a pic) so I used a very little amount and put it on the eggs to keep them stable.
I had to use my new uv nail curing light, but I’m super glad it worked!
Second of all, due to my mamas genius idea I decided to do a few of the MiniVerse kits on my birthday and randomly grabbed these.
Candles!
They’re supposed to glow gently but I haven’t tested that yet.
I don’t know what happened, but after I let them set in the sun a couple of days there was a random hole in both. It’s about the size of the wick so I think it just moved and left an air pocket.
I’m just going to fill it in with clear resin. The smaller one will get a little sharpie action to look like it’s been burning, but the taller one I’ll leave as is since I filled it higher on purpose.
I found Nemo! That newsletter is adorable, and a part 1? Hopefully they actually did part 2, etc…
I didn’t use all of the pebbles because it would have filled the tank too high. An actual fish tank wouldn’t be that full since the fish needs enough water to swim in. Not sure what I’ll do with the rest of it, but it’s pretty!
*le sigh*
I was going to get another small fish and put it in the bag then resin it shut, but as you can see the ‘bag’ didn’t close all the way. Still cute though!
The fish! It had this stand that you’re supposed to nestle into the pebbles so the fish is ‘swimming’.
But the fish comes off!
I used a bunch of resin to make water and then added the fish and cured it before adding more resin.
You can see the demarcation line where I did the first amount of water, put the fish in and added more water.
I wasn’t too careful about bubbles for obvious reasons. The resin did clear up a bit more so the demarcation line isn’t as noticeable anymore.
These were absolutely the best!
I laughed when I opened the fish tank one and it was so fun!!
Y’all remember last weeks post about the MiniVerse plans?
What about a couple weeks ago when I mentioned the Easter plans?
My mama, who is fabulous!, asked me what I did with the plastic ball parts the MiniVerse came in. I told her I wasn’t keeping them at the moment because I’m trying not to hoard craft stuff again, but that if I ever have an idea for using them I’ll start keeping them (instead of just throwing them away).
My mama, the absolute genius!, suggested I use them in lieu of plastic eggs for my Easter surprise!!
Y’all!
Not only will that save me $30-$40, but they’re bigger than eggs and their shape is more conducive to multiple items in one!!
All this to say, I will unfortunately be working on the massive amount of MiniVerse I already have so I have enough empty for Easter.
The Dark Library 