Lazy Susan Epoxy Fall Craft Project

A Lazy Susan is a fun gift or project as we head into the holidays. We can use epoxy for this craft project, the same way we do for our countertops, showers, etc.
This would be a beautiful centerpiece for your Thanksgiving table. These Fall colors are a real work of art! If you've been watching videos but not done a project yet, this is a great place to start!
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[@GinaBeana_Tootsie]

What a wonderful way to make a great lazy Susan beautiful for the season 🍁 🍂

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!!! 😊😊

[@michaeloliver6745]

Looks like beautiful fall leaf colors!! You know its fall when epoxy can be pumpkin spice!!! Some of the tips you gave about the wood prep, I found out the hard way. Great project!!

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!! I could smell the pumpkin spice as I was pouring!! 😂😂😂

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

Blingtastic!! I love that you were adding yellow to it!! It is always the season to be thankful!! 🤗😍

[@RK3Designs]

100%. We all have so much to be thankful for ❤️❤️

[@Kreative_Rainbow]

@@RK3Designs Amen!! Would love to see this all finished!! ❤❤

[@rowsart1111]

Just want to say thank you- I followed your process using blues and greens and it looks amazing 🙏🏻

[@RK3Designs]

You are most welcomed. Thanks for watching!

[@ClaraLawrence]

My son and I immediately said "It's fall, y'all" Giggle. Nice project Rhonda! Pretty

[@RK3Designs]

That’s so cute!!! 😊😊😊

[@teresagriffin]

Very pretty! Now, I have to bake something to put on it!

[@RK3Designs]

Oh shoot..is that what it's for? I just like to watch it spin around! LOL LOL LOL

[@mandyhall1674]

Its stunning, love, love, love the colours together with the added hint of bling. Thanks Rhonda :)

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you so much!!!

[@marygriffin7567]

I literally just made a lazy susan earlier this week with a spare wooden round form I had in my shop as a “practice” to a table top order. Love all of your ideas!

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!! They are so much fun to make!! 😊😊

[@soniamuniz2811]

very inspirational, thanks for such a great idea. 😊😁👍❣

[@RK3Designs]

You bet!! Thanks for watching!

[@francislobbrecht6320]

magnifique MERCI pour votre travail...

[@conniebowman9616]

Turned out very pretty!

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!! 😊

[@akprayingmom]

Love this lazy susan! And for once I actually liked it without the gold veins. I think I would like to add the gold bling in with the rest of the colors incorporated. Swirled in, the gold would be really pretty. Can’t wait to try it out!! 👍👏💝

[@jillianodell8319]

Love it!

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!!! 😊😊

[@ABSTRACTIMPRESSIONSKaren]

Beautiful Rhonda!!💕

[@RK3Designs]

Thank you!! 😊😊

[@ABSTRACTIMPRESSIONSKaren]

All your projecrs turn out gorgeous! Love ya girlfriend!💕😁

[@chrisnash2154]

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[@RK3Designs]

Awesome...will do!

[@tammytimmer8579]

I love your teaching technique! Can you address how you finish the reverse side of projects like this one -- or those where the back can be seen. Or... if this already addressed in another tutorial - please point me in that direction.

[@RK3Designs]

There are many ways to address the drips. We grind them with a 50 grit grinding disc then smooth with 220. If you’ll be able to see the underside. We will paint a color that complements the finish. 😊

[@jadevargas4213]

That is beautiful.?for you the primer and paint you recommend for a concrete countertop before using the epoxy?

[@RK3Designs]

You really need to make sure before you decide to pour on concrete that it wasn’t sealed with a wax or silicone based sealer. The epoxy will never stock even with a primer. Also make sure there’s no moisture in the concrete. I would use XIM bonding primer.

[@jadevargas4213]

@@RK3Designs thanks the concrete countertops is new and the moisture is gone from it and I was thinking of the behr paint and primer in 1.

[@RK3Designs]

I would put a bonding primer first then the PP. I use XIM.

[@jadevargas4213]

@@RK3Designs thanks i will