Projects perfect for resin beginners
Are you looking for a project that’s perfect for resin beginners?
Starting out with resin can be a lot of fun but, are you struggling to pick your perfect first project? Here are some simple project ideas for beginners to help you get comfortable with working with resin.
1. Resin Coasters
- What You Need: Resin, molds (round or square), pigments, glitter, or dried flowers.
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: It’s easy to pour and doesn’t require advanced techniques. Plus, you can get creative with designs.
2. Resin Jewelry (Earrings, Necklaces, or Keychains)
- What You Need: Resin, jewelry molds, findings (earring hooks, necklace chains), pigments, small embellishments (like beads or dried flowers).
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: You can start small, and the pieces don’t require a lot of resin to make. Plus, jewelry projects are easy to customize!
3. Resin Paperweights
- What You Need: Resin, molds, and any decorative items you’d like to encase (like small stones, flowers, or even personal mementos).
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: It’s a simple project that allows you to practice working with resin while making something functional.
4. Resin Keychains
- What You Need: Resin, keychain molds, small items to embed (like mini photos, sequins, or small charms), keychain hardware.
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: It’s a fun, functional project that gives you a lot of room to get creative while using minimal materials.
5. Resin Tray
- What You Need: Resin, large tray mold or plastic tray, decorative items (such as shells, glitter, or paint).
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: A tray is a simple, large surface project that allows you to practice pouring, mixing, and creating textures or designs.
6. Resin Fridge Magnets
- What You Need: Resin, small molds (you can use silicone ice cube molds), magnets, decorative pieces like glitter or small embellishments.
- Why It’s Good for Beginners: Quick to make and easy to customize with small decorative touches, making it a perfect beginner project.
Starting small and simple will help you gain confidence with mixing, pouring, and curing resin. Always make sure to wear gloves and work in a well-ventilated space! Do any of these ideas spark your interest?
Looking for a beginner kit to help you get started? Check out Create and Bloom Crafts. They have some amazing kits with all you need to get started including full easy to follow instructions.
