Review on 📿 Resin Shaker Molds Set: Charms Pendant Jewelry DIY Supplies - 11 Trays Bundle with 5 Seal Films by Jessica Lewis

The molds you sent are of excellent quality. It took me many, many attempts to get a good result, but the shapes had nothing to do with it. This guide is intended to help beginners in this matter. Fill in each shape with your chosen color. let me heal take it out of the mold Sketch the outline on clear thin plastic. (But not as thin as cling film.) Choose a different theme for each shaker, or use the same theme for all. In the finished form, put small beads, sequins, sequins, shells or other small objects that you want to move when shaken. Cut out the drawn plastic. At this point, make sure the outline of the piece is completely closed. You can use UV resin to glue the plastic in place. Other glues you can use. E600, super glue, or even a small amount of two-part epoxy. Drying times vary. Then add a thin layer of UV or two part resin to completely seal the shaker. Look along the edge of your coated piece. There will be a tiny hole through which you can add oil and water using a small needle or similar device. Be sure to leave some air to ease the movement. Thoroughly wipe all liquids from the outside of the product. Now use some glue, UV resin, super glue or two part epoxy to fill this hole. After drying, shake well to see how the movement looks like. Now that your main shaker is complete, decorate the outside to match the theme on the inside. This takes practice, but I've found that carefully cut and placed plastic can make or break your project.