
These bezels weren't as tricky since they're shallow and bubbles were easily taken care of. My baby jar lid experiment did not go nearly as well..
Then I realized my surface wasn't level and I didn't have my saran wrap anchored as well as I thought since more than once a corner ended up on top of a piece, disrupting the wet resin.
*insert primal scream*
Later that night after I gave up and thought, 'tomorrow is another day', I broke a bead while I was moving stuff - that currently has no place to go- and yelled some very bad words since this current state of not having a place to work is driving me bonkers. Oh, how I need an Ikea closer than 3 hours away so I can get that awesome corner hutch I've been in love w/ for longer than I care to think about.
A trip to an antique store or some other shops may be in order this weekend.

I want to love you, resin, I really do.
2 comments:
Beautifully done! I'm inspired yet again to try resin. First attempts 6 months ago made me put the resin supplies away out of sight. ;)
They're pretty though, and it'll get easier.
Catherine
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