How do you make resin pendants with pictures?

Instructions

1. Step 1: Print photos to match the dimensions of the bezel.
2. Step 2: Cut out images using scissors or X-Acto knife.
3. Step 3: Place photo on a piece of wax paper to protect your work surface.
4. Step 4: Repeat for the back of each image.
5. Step 5: Apply a thin layer of Mod Podge to the inside of the blank bezel.

How do you use resin for pendants?

How to make resin pendants

1. Choose a pendant blank that is deep enough to hold the resin in place until it sets.
2. Mix your resin, hardener, and resin colour of your choice.
3. Want a little extra something?
4. Once thoroughly mixed, slowly pour it into the pendant blank.
5. Leave to cure.

Can you put photographs in resin?

Covering a glossy photo in a coating of ArtResin is easy – in fact, epoxy resin takes photographs next level, sealing and protecting them with a professional looking finish and a glossy sheen that makes colour pop!

How do you put resin on a photo?

Apply a thin layer of glue to the front of the canvas and gently place the photo onto the glue. I did not seal the photo or do anything to it and there was no staining. If you use a photo that you cut or alter in anyway you may want to seal the sides to prevent the resin from staining the sides.

What kind of printer do I need to make resin jewelry?

This easy photo resin jewelry tutorial is for pendants and earrings. Little Windows has both one sided and double sided photo papers available. I just happen to have two inkjet printers available – a HP Envy 4500 and a Canon Pixma MG3520 for this review.

How do you make jewelry out of photos?

I recommend their economical new medium silicone mold set which has all the shapes. Then slip in the cut photos. Make sure to move the photo about to release any trapped photos underneath it. Remove bubbles by lifting them up and out with a toothpick or pin. Remember to turn the mold around so you catch the bubbles that may be out of your sight.

What should I use to paint resin on canvas?

The most important thing is that you have a wood canvas that is the same size! To make the resin drops easier to remove later, turn over your canvas and add petroleum jelly or cooking oil to the underside. This way the resin won’t stick and you can just pop them off later. Paint the side of the canvas with whatever colour compliments your photo.