Hi everyone. I have made a step-by step video tutorial on how to make a resin beach coaster using Little Birdie alcohol inks on a silicone mould. Visit the link https://youtu.be/ebS-TlDi77I All the materials used have been linked in the video description box. You can use the code KRIPA5795 to avail extra discount. Hope all of you enjoy the tutorial. I will see you soon with another inspiring project. Till them happy crafting Kripa Read more…
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DIY Resin Fridge Magnet with Deco Transfer Sheets
Hello everyone. Visit https://youtu.be/6lQjuR-t0NQ to follow the Step-by step video tutorial on how to make a resin fridge magnet with the deco transfer sheet. All the material used have been linked in the video description box. You can use the code KRIPA5795 to avail extra discount. Hope all of you enjoy the tutorial. I will see you soon with another inspiring project. Till them Happy Crafting Kripa Read more…
DIY Resin Beach Pendant
Hello everyone! Daisy here. I am back with another resin DIY. Thank you for taking time to read this blog. Today we will be making a Resin Beach Pendant. For this DIY we will need resin, resin pigments, alcohol inks(optional), silicone molds (any shape that you prefer), sand, a measuring scale, a paper cup, a popsicle stick (I have used a plastic one here) and a jump ring. Before starting with the DIY, please make sure to use safety gear when working with resin. Please use a Rrespirator and Read more…
DIY Resin Keychain
Hello everyone! I am Daisy from the new team of Itsy Bitsy Brand Ambassadors and I am here today to share with you my first inspirational project. Thank you for making time to read this blog. Today we will be making a resin keychain where you can add your name’s initial letter. For this we will need resin, resin pigments, silicone molds (any shape that you prefer), measuring scale, a paper cup, a popsicle stick (I have used a plastic one here), an alphabet cut out (I am using the alphabets stickers), Read more…
DIY Resin Coaster – Black & White with Gold Gilding
Hi everyone, Kripa here! Thank you so much for taking the time to read this post. Today I will be making a very simple resin coaster with Little Birdie Gilding Flakes. Let’s get started… Step 1: I have taken a 4inch MDF coaster as the base. First I primed the base with Gesso. Since I am using black and white resin pigments, I will prime the base with half of white gesso and the other half with black gesso. Allow the gesso to fully dry before pouring resin on it. Once the gesso dried, I prepared Read more…