Download Resin Art How to Embed Objects Flowers Shells Charms and MoreStep by Step Instructions to Advance Your Skills i

2. Step by Step Instructions to Advance Your Skills in 4 easy Projects! This guide includes step by step instructions for 4 projects where you will learn to embed different objects in Resin to create beautiful art. If you want to try Resin this is a great place to begin, whether you are making decor for your home, want to sell crafts or to make unique handmade gifts! Bookmarks / Key Chains In project 1 you will learn how to mix resin, how to measure the amounts you will need, prepare your work surface and the molds, and to design your layouts! Then you will make bookmarks/key chains embedding dried flowers. Coasters With Flowers &Foil In project 2 you will complete a slightly more difficult project making coasters with dried flowers, learn how to add in other embeds like gold and silver foil sheets, and you will be provided with tips on several ways to remove those pesky bubbles to obtain a very clear resin final coaster. Coasters with Flowers, Shells and More In project 3 you will learn how to prepare objects in advance so that when you embed them in the resin they will appear as you intended. Building upon your prior two projects, how to use layering techniques and more ways to remove bubbles for these types of objects. Soap Dishes Embedded with Multiple Objects In project 4 you will take use all of your learnings to date to add in larger 3 dimensional embeds like shells, rose buds, metal charms, glitter and more. You will know what preparation is needed and why. By the time you are done you should feel very comfortable venturing out on your own creative journey embedding other types of objects in resin molds. You'll also be provided with tips on how to save and fix the most common mistakes that happen embedding with Resin Art in Molds. About the Author Shelly achieved her Associates in Fine Arts from Broward College and went on to achieve a Bachelors in Fine Arts from Florida Atlantic University with Minors in Education &History. She created her first art website in 2015 to display her paintings, in the fall of 2019 she

3. opened a second website to share her DIY knowledge with others. In December of 2019 Shelly opened an Etsy shop too, all while still working full time. In March 2020 she retired from corporate office work and started really focusing on her art. Within 2 years she had increased her Etsy sales by 1,000 percent, which made her husband happy as he was fed up with having her art take up so much space in their home. For Shelly, the true joy of 'art' is in 'creating it and sharing her knowledge with others' so they can have as much fun as she is having with experimenting with different media. Shelly is still waiting to see what she wants to do when she grows up, truly hoping of course that she never does.