🌸 OBSEDE Hollow Mold Pendants - Assorted Geometric Pressed Flower Frame Crafts for Resin Earring Necklace, DIY Option Review

They are available at a reasonable price and in different shapes. There are two tab orientations that can result in uneven backing. So make sure you seal them well to avoid resin spatter! If you have resin splatters, simply trim them before they are fully cured. I used a ceramic knife and it does the job well. But a regular razor works well too! So far people really like the necklaces, so I like the products and I'm buying more to experiment with different designs!

I used them to store my wedding flowers and gave them to family members who helped with my wedding. The only problem is that some have the top hinge pointing the other way and can't sit flush with the surface of the work area, causing the resin to squirt out (e.g. moon and round). I would have to fill them carefully and keep filling them or it would all leak and I would have to chip off the resin (which would also waste resin which isn't cheap).

I like them so far with one exception. Some molds have a clamp that prevents them from sitting flat, making resin difficult to work with. Of course there is a workaround, but since I'm lazy I like lightness. There is a wonderful range of shapes and I am impressed with the workmanship. I like that there are three colors in this pack. I would definitely order again but would advise the manufacturer to use resin in the design of the temple.

I prefer to write my reviews at least a year after purchasing products to provide an accurate description of the product's durability. Most bezels work fine, except for the ones that have a loop in the other direction. These loops prevent the bezel from lying flat and flush with the surface it sits on, allowing the resin to spill through the gaps during application. The only way to avoid this is to position the bezel so that the loop is suspended and the remaining bezel is flat. Hope that…

I bought these when I started my journey into resin jewelry. As an experiment, I pulled out a few characters I didn't want to "play" with, the moon and the heart. Edges taped, resin poured and serviced. To my disappointment, the moons leaked out. Upon closer inspection, I found that this was caused by the fact that the lug faced front to back and was wider than the bezel frame. Don't worry, I tried another (oval) the next day and made sure I taped the frame REALLY well myself, thinking it was…