Thank you for watching! 🌸 Use our code CRAFTHABIT10 for 10% off at ETI: eti-usa.com?aff=6 🌸 Explore dozens more resin crafting ideas on the blog: sustainmycrafthabit.com/category/arts-and-crafts-ideas/resin-crafts/
I'd like to point out that with any resin project that is going to come into contact with food or drinks you need to use a food safe resin. Otherwise, if a customer has a reaction or any problems, you can be sued.
When you sell any hand crafted item you need to put a tag on it. It should state clearly a warning about sensitivity for some people. Yes, use food safe resins. However you need the disclaimer! No one knows if something they buy and use are going to cause alergies or issues. The crafter can not be held liable! It is the responsibility of the purchaser to know what alergies or problems they have. They can try to take it to court. But there is NO way they can prove it was your product that caused their issue!
I started about two months ago and I am obsessed with resin jewelry mainly with pressed flowers but getting into the stones and glitter love this TH-cam video
I'm good in arts, but this time I wanna try making resin crafts cause I guess it's good for business. Thank you for giving me tips and ideas. - I'm from Philippines.♥️
I have a question about the resin, I really really want to get started with that, but I read that it’s real fumey. The smell could be kind of strong. I have asthma and I wonder is that an a problem for anyone?
Omg talk talk talk!! I’m sorry lady. I don’t mean to be rude, but everyone just wants to get down to business. Too much talking makes it extremely boring.
I think I've just fell into another crafting hole oh my cant wait to get started. Have already watched dozens of resin videos.......now just to go purchase and get started.
New to resin craft. Thank you for sharing all these great ideas. Thank you for telling us where we can watch a demo instead of demoing e everything. I would have left a long time ago. You mentioned you would put where to sell items. I guess I missed that part. I didn't see it in the links except Etsy. Is there more places and what are they? Thank you for this fascinating look into resin crafting.
Hello I'm new to your channel which epoxy is non-toxic and won't hurt your lungs or your eyes or your throat can you please tell me the safest one to use my husband is starting up his own little business inside of his small little shed in our backyard he is going to try and make some stuff with epoxy and also like coasters and stuff so if you can please tell me which epoxy for him to use so it does not harm his health or any of us inside of our tiny little shed thank you so kindly and I appreciate hearing back from you as soon as possible cuz he is getting ready to start his business right now
Hi Charlene. Congrats on taking this step to start your business! Any resin you use should be handled with care, including a gloves, eye protection and a ventilator. Be sure to open the shed if possible to get good air flow. Although once cured resin is non-toxic, the chemicals that make it up are definitely not ones to take chances with. It's great that you are thinking about the safety concerns.
I'm such a worry wart so I worry about stuff like that I will not go inside the shed once he starts working with epoxy I just want the all-natural epoxy is there something that is out there that he can use that is non-toxic that will not harm our health thank you so much
Hi Charlene. There isn't anything that I'm aware of that would be considered an all-natural epoxy. However, if used properly (well ventilated, avoid skin contact, eye protection) the risks should be quite low. I would recommend researching the particular products you plan to use for full information.
Like I said he has a small shed with an air conditioner in the window and I was just wondering how this would all work I want him to be safe while he does this kind of stuff we live in Florida so yes it is warm here so we have to keep the air on and we have a little ceiling fan inside the shed which is better shed a couple days ago for this business
I'm very thankful for your video! I had to smile when you gave the list of everything or should I say top trending resin crafts, I have picked several molds that are in fact in your top items listed even stocked up on key chain type molds and have learned so many new Technetics from hundreds of other videos and trying thing out, So again thanks
Thankyou so much. I'm new into resin but loving it. I really wanted to place wording onto my coasters but don't have a Cricut. Just a printer. Hopefully I can now achieve the look I want. I love the Verse you printed out too. 🥰
Glad it was helpful! Have you seen the mod podge image transfer technique? We used it in this video:th-cam.com/video/74T5pLiLNeY/w-d-xo.html. If you seal it, then you can pour resin over top. Best of luck with your projects! -Jane
i want to spread resin and hardner mixture on my dinnig table to save my wooden table because there is not glass on top and i did the decopolish on it can i pour the resin mixture for safe and shining just like glass on table ? please advise me
I love all of your ideas! You’re right on the money🤑I own a small crafting studio called Gather2Grow in Port, Orange, Florida and I do all the resin crafts there!! I teach how to do them and I sell them. I’ve been doing resin for seven years now!!
The E 600 glue was referred to the woman using it on the straw toppers. Thank you your video was very informative and full of great idea. Love the tray idea created from the sign /picture
Thanks for your your generosity. I really love to start Resin Craft but I have phobia that it's too fragile for me .I bought some resin for a year plus now but fearing to try out .my plan was jewelry
That's a great question. Sometimes you can cut them down and use the pieces in other crafts. Or maybe paint them and use them as coasters? Can you're pieces be given away as gifts? Sometimes, if they trully don't look nice (or if they don't cure properly) you just have to throw them out unfortunately. -Jane
Hi! I may have been referring to the Resin Crafting with ETI group which is more of a support and trouble shooting group rather than buy/sell : facebook.com/groups/2081778348591570 -Jane
So glad i stumbled upon this page.recently aquired some resin and wasn’t sure what to do with it.i forsee my 7 year old grand daughter and i making some unique gifts for her grandmother and great grandmother.
I just started working with resin and I must say I absolutely love it. I am planning to make different kinds of things with resin and sell them. So this video has been very helpful. I also have a TH-cam channel and I’m constantly searching for inspirations from other TH-camrs and that’s how I found you 😊
Hello Jane! My resin journey is going great. Still learning and experimenting new things. I just love the fact that resin art is full of surprises. When I start making something, I don’t really know what the end result is going to be. That to me is exciting 😊
Thank you so much for all the great info. Now, do you think that I can do curtains rods and stairs rails? I want to do something different for my house and I’m obsessed with how beautiful epoxy looks!!! Thank you!!!
I would love to know if you managed this ? I would be dubious with curtain rods specially with how much weigh some curtains hold? But stair case deviders r even book shelf ends? (Like the designer ones everyone wants) specially if u encase LED lights now that would be effective. I’ll add you and keep look out if that’s ok? I’m new to all this resin world do all other crafts and personalised items but resin is all new to me, we have just purchase loads of crystals (well you gets did as it helps with her anxiety) and it came with a few bags of the real crystal chipping which I’m looking to encase in resin … so any ideas welcome. Hope you find some answers hun x
It depends on the brand you use, but most have a least some odor (some are quite strong). You should always work in a well ventilated area wearing proper protective equipment. -Jane
I agree that's why I put a list of the top ten in the comments to help the future watchers. I always appreciate when others do that to help me decide if I want to invest my time on the video. Great information just long and drawn out.
Jewel - a colorful, valuable gemstone Jewelry - adornments for personal decoration, like necklaces, rings, etc. (often made with jewels) Jeweler - someone who makes, appraises, and/or sells jewelry or jewels Jewelery - NO SUCH WORD!
That's interesting. In Canada we do commonly use the word jewellery: "In British English, Indian English, New Zealand English, Hiberno-English, Australian English, and South African English it is spelled jewellery, while the spelling is jewelry in American English. Both are used in Canadian English, though jewelry prevails by a two to one margin." From Wikipedia. -Jane
You clearly misunderstood the video content. Also lists the links to others for tutorials. Which this is not a tutorial it’s a compilation of what she states are their opinions. No one’s forcing you to agree.
Thank you for watching! 🌸 Use our code CRAFTHABIT10 for 10% off at ETI: eti-usa.com?aff=6
🌸 Explore dozens more resin crafting ideas on the blog: sustainmycrafthabit.com/category/arts-and-crafts-ideas/resin-crafts/
Very interesting.. Worth watching... Me also very fond of making Resin craft items and it allows me to express myself in tangible way. ❤❤👍👍👍
Thanks a lot 😊
I'd like to point out that with any resin project that is going to come into contact with food or drinks you need to use a food safe resin.
Otherwise, if a customer has a reaction or any problems, you can be sued.
That's a great point. Yes, you should definitely check if it's food-safe first 😬 Thanks for sharing!
When you sell any hand crafted item you need to put a tag on it. It should state clearly a warning about sensitivity for some people. Yes, use food safe resins. However you need the disclaimer! No one knows if something they buy and use are going to cause alergies or issues. The crafter can not be held liable! It is the responsibility of the purchaser to know what alergies or problems they have. They can try to take it to court. But there is NO way they can prove it was your product that caused their issue!
The top ten trends:
1. Coasters
2. Keychains
3. Jewelry
4. Straw toppers
5. Bookmarks
6. Trays
7. Embellish cutting board
8. Customize signs
9. Paper weights
10. Resin furniture
Thanks for sharing!!
Thank you! Is there a way to find these blogs? You talk fast and it’s hard for mr to get it. I love the straw toppers. What a great idea! Thanks!
Hi Jana! Sorry for missing your comment. Each of the blogs mentioned were linked in the video description. Have a great day! -Jane
❤I love and want to join you
I started about two months ago and I am obsessed with resin jewelry mainly with pressed flowers but getting into the stones and glitter love this TH-cam video
Hi can you give me the basics that you need to buy to start
Thanks Ann
Hello I am from India can you give me the tips for starting a resin art pendent business on etsy ..is it profitable?
This is great! I’m planning to do some resin crafts this year, so these tips are really helpful.❤️
So glad you found it helpful! -Jane
I'm good in arts, but this time I wanna try making resin crafts cause I guess it's good for business. Thank you for giving me tips and ideas. - I'm from Philippines.♥️
My pleasure 😊
I have a question about the resin, I really really want to get started with that, but I read that it’s real fumey. The smell could be kind of strong. I have asthma and I wonder is that an a problem for anyone?
I wish resin didn't yellow. Kinda discouraged me
Omg talk talk talk!! I’m sorry lady. I don’t mean to be rude, but everyone just wants to get down to business. Too much talking makes it extremely boring.
3:38 the first resin craft starts here. The first 3 1/2 minutes are incredibly boring, endorsing a company.
The entire video is a commercial. 😡
How is the resin crafts selling so far in 2024? I’m in the Midwest
I think I've just fell into another crafting hole oh my cant wait to get started. Have already watched dozens of resin videos.......now just to go purchase and get started.
I started working with resin almost 4 years ago, and I'm really addicted to it.
It's so fun! You can make so many beautiful projects. Thank you for stopping by! -Jane
New to resin craft. Thank you for sharing all these great ideas. Thank you for telling us where we can watch a demo instead of demoing e everything. I would have left a long time ago.
You mentioned you would put where to sell items. I guess I missed that part. I didn't see it in the links except Etsy. Is there more places and what are they?
Thank you for this fascinating look into resin crafting.
Hello I'm new to your channel which epoxy is non-toxic and won't hurt your lungs or your eyes or your throat can you please tell me the safest one to use my husband is starting up his own little business inside of his small little shed in our backyard he is going to try and make some stuff with epoxy and also like coasters and stuff so if you can please tell me which epoxy for him to use so it does not harm his health or any of us inside of our tiny little shed thank you so kindly and I appreciate hearing back from you as soon as possible cuz he is getting ready to start his business right now
Hi Charlene. Congrats on taking this step to start your business! Any resin you use should be handled with care, including a gloves, eye protection and a ventilator. Be sure to open the shed if possible to get good air flow. Although once cured resin is non-toxic, the chemicals that make it up are definitely not ones to take chances with. It's great that you are thinking about the safety concerns.
I had an allergic reaction to resin, is there something else I can use?
I'm such a worry wart so I worry about stuff like that I will not go inside the shed once he starts working with epoxy I just want the all-natural epoxy is there something that is out there that he can use that is non-toxic that will not harm our health thank you so much
Hi Charlene. There isn't anything that I'm aware of that would be considered an all-natural epoxy. However, if used properly (well ventilated, avoid skin contact, eye protection) the risks should be quite low. I would recommend researching the particular products you plan to use for full information.
Like I said he has a small shed with an air conditioner in the window and I was just wondering how this would all work I want him to be safe while he does this kind of stuff we live in Florida so yes it is warm here so we have to keep the air on and we have a little ceiling fan inside the shed which is better shed a couple days ago for this business
I like to wear a repirator mask similar to this one when I'm doing resin work (affiliate): amzn.to/3LNFMGU .
I'm very thankful for your video! I had to smile when you gave the list of everything or should I say top trending resin crafts, I have picked several molds that are in fact in your top items listed even stocked up on key chain type molds and have learned so many new Technetics from hundreds of other videos and trying thing out, So again thanks
So kind of you to share these and that too in detail. Also thanks for adding your own suggestions. It helps ! ☺️
Thank you so much! -Jane
11:35 the orange leaf looks like a marijuana leaf, but still cool nonetheless
Haha- that's interesting. -Jane
How to price my resin work
Thank you for making this video and to all those who helped!
Glad it was helpful! -Jane
Thankyou so much. I'm new into resin but loving it. I really wanted to place wording onto my coasters but don't have a Cricut. Just a printer. Hopefully I can now achieve the look I want. I love the Verse you printed out too. 🥰
Glad it was helpful! Have you seen the mod podge image transfer technique? We used it in this video:th-cam.com/video/74T5pLiLNeY/w-d-xo.html. If you seal it, then you can pour resin over top. Best of luck with your projects! -Jane
I wish resin was non-toxic :(
I wish resin wasn’t plastic 😅
Loaded with a ton of great project ideas!😀
Thank you! Yes, there's so much you can make with resin! -Jane
i want to spread resin and hardner mixture on my dinnig table to save my wooden table because there is not glass on top and i did the decopolish on it can i pour the resin mixture for safe and shining just like glass on table ? please advise me
Is it dangerous to use resin?
N like mny litres will b use fr it
You should always follow precautions (wear gloves, mask, glasses) and work in a well ventilated area. -Jane
Extremely helpful!! Thank you so much!
You're very welcome!
at 7 minutes already...are WE GOING TO SHOW THESE CRAFTS OR NOT???
Great video. Thanks for all your information. You did a great job.
Thank you so much! -Jane
Isn’t resin toxic if used for eating?
There are food safe epoxy resins.
I love all of your ideas! You’re right on the money🤑I own a small crafting studio called Gather2Grow in Port, Orange, Florida and I do all the resin crafts there!! I teach how to do them and I sell them. I’ve been doing resin for seven years now!!
That is awesome! Thank you so much for stopping by. -Jane
Wow - you put together such a great compilation of projects. I love resin!
Thank you so much! Glad you found it helpful. -Jane
The E 600 glue was referred to the woman using it on the straw toppers. Thank you your video was very informative and full of great idea. Love the tray idea created from the sign /picture
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for your your generosity.
I really love to start Resin Craft but I have phobia that it's too fragile for me .I bought some resin for a year plus now but fearing to try out .my plan was jewelry
Hi Lagu, I really hope you have got over your fear. I'm sure once you have tried it, you will love it. Good luck x
Do you have a tutorial on making dog collar taga?
Great video, beautiful 💯thanks
What are some things that you do with your resin crafts that didn't turn out the way that you didn't want? What do you do with your castaways?
That's a great question. Sometimes you can cut them down and use the pieces in other crafts. Or maybe paint them and use them as coasters? Can you're pieces be given away as gifts? Sometimes, if they trully don't look nice (or if they don't cure properly) you just have to throw them out unfortunately. -Jane
Nice watching 😍 I hope my work will perfect😍
I may have misunderstood, but did you say there’s a Facebook page that links us to selling and buying resin crafts?
Hi! I may have been referring to the Resin Crafting with ETI group which is more of a support and trouble shooting group rather than buy/sell : facebook.com/groups/2081778348591570 -Jane
Thank you first time listener but learned a lot
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this! I'm surprised tumblers didn't make the list
Are your products food safe?
The ETI-USA resins are rated as food safe.
Thank you 💕. That's great!!.....🌸👍
Thank you too!
So glad i stumbled upon this page.recently aquired some resin and wasn’t sure what to do with it.i forsee my 7 year old grand daughter and i making some unique gifts for her grandmother and great grandmother.
Sounds so fun! Just make sure you're both wearing respirators or working outdoors/well ventilated area. -Jane
I need a water proof resin, what it the best one?
A respirator? Does she know what a respirator is?
I do! This is the one I use from 3M (affiliate link): amzn.to/3bBddOB . Hope that helps. -Jane
Yeah, she knows.
I want to join Online course
Jewelry, not jewlery.
Ooops! I saw your list! Thanks!
Thank you 💕😊
This is so helpful...very informative..
Id like to start this as a hobby and a small business as well...
Thank you! So glad you found it helpful. -Jane
Fantastic tutorial. I was planning to do some resin keychains as gifts.
So fun! Everyone needs keychains :D . Thanks for stopping by. -Jane
Thanks so much🤍💕
Great video.
Thank you
Good job, very helpful.
I just started working with resin and I must say I absolutely love it. I am planning to make different kinds of things with resin and sell them. So this video has been very helpful. I also have a TH-cam channel and I’m constantly searching for inspirations from other TH-camrs and that’s how I found you 😊
Thank you so much! How has your resin journey been going? -Jane
Hello Jane! My resin journey is going great. Still learning and experimenting new things. I just love the fact that resin art is full of surprises. When I start making something, I don’t really know what the end result is going to be. That to me is exciting 😊
Shared.
Wow you are so helpful..thank you
Thank you!
God bless you too 🙏❤❤
Thank you. You as well. ❤
Thank you so much for all the great info. Now, do you think that I can do curtains rods and stairs rails? I want to do something different for my house and I’m obsessed with how beautiful epoxy looks!!! Thank you!!!
I would love to know if you managed this ? I would be dubious with curtain rods specially with how much weigh some curtains hold? But stair case deviders r even book shelf ends? (Like the designer ones everyone wants) specially if u encase LED lights now that would be effective. I’ll add you and keep look out if that’s ok? I’m new to all this resin world do all other crafts and personalised items but resin is all new to me, we have just purchase loads of crystals (well you gets did as it helps with her anxiety) and it came with a few bags of the real crystal chipping which I’m looking to encase in resin … so any ideas welcome. Hope you find some answers hun x
Does resin have a strong order?
It depends on the brand you use, but most have a least some odor (some are quite strong). You should always work in a well ventilated area wearing proper protective equipment. -Jane
So many great ideas! Thank you for the inspiration!
Our pleasure! So happy to have your straw toppers in there Michelle. -Jane
Where to buy resin
A craft store, Amazon, etc
Thanks 😊
You're welcome!
Lovely 👍
Thank you!
Thank you!
You'e welcome! -Jane
This is just one giant advertisement, don't bother watching.
1. Coasters
2. Keychains
3. Jewellery/Jewelry
4. Straw toppers
5. Bookmarks
6. Trays
7. Resin cutting boards
8. Custom/Personalised signs
9. Paper weights
10. Resin furniture
Girl…show pictures next time. You’re talking way too much.
You seem the type who is gonna complain about everything. She did exactly what she intended. No need for your negativity.
Too much talking almost half of the video is about blahh blahhh.
If only there was a way to fast forward...
I agree that's why I put a list of the top ten in the comments to help the future watchers. I always appreciate when others do that to help me decide if I want to invest my time on the video. Great information just long and drawn out.
You could always take hours out of your own life to research this... rather than watching a short video that summarises everything for you 🤔
Jewel - a colorful, valuable gemstone
Jewelry - adornments for personal decoration, like necklaces, rings, etc. (often made with jewels)
Jeweler - someone who makes, appraises, and/or sells jewelry or jewels
Jewelery - NO SUCH WORD!
That's interesting. In Canada we do commonly use the word jewellery: "In British English, Indian English, New Zealand English, Hiberno-English, Australian English, and South African English it is spelled jewellery, while the spelling is jewelry in American English. Both are used in Canadian English, though jewelry prevails by a two to one margin." From Wikipedia. -Jane
There is! We use the word 'Jewellery' in the UK. It is in the Oxford dictionary.
Waaaaay too much talking instead of demonstrating.
You clearly misunderstood the video content. Also lists the links to others for tutorials. Which this is not a tutorial it’s a compilation of what she states are their opinions. No one’s forcing you to agree.
@@realisticexpectations213 Your response still has nothing to do with the overload of talking in the video.