🎄How to make Christmas Tree Epoxy Resin Decorations?🎄

We are in the middle of October, and it is time to think about Christmas☃️

Yep, babes, according to scientific research, as early as October is the best time!

Scientists have found that seeing Christmas decorations causes dopamine to be released.

They go on to say that this ‘happy rush’ is good for our general wellbeing and friendliness!

Want to feel happy? Start to create your Christmas decorations now and don’t wait for December to arrive!❄️ 

In this Blog we want to show you how to make resin alcohol ink Christmas tree decorations. They are stunning and colorful!🤩

Resin alcohol ink decorations are easy to make and are great for resin beginners to experts.

Let’s do it!

   

What do you need:

✨Honey Epoxy Resin (It’s better to use mid-high viscosity)

✨Silicone Christmas Molds

✨Mold Release Spray

✨Set of Alcohol Inks

✨Mixing Cups (you can find in our Honey Epoxy Resin Kit)

✨Stirring Sticks (you can find in our Honey Epoxy Resin Kit)

✨Protective Gloves (you can find in our Honey Epoxy Resin Kit)

Mix Honey Epoxy Resin according to the kit instructions. Two parts resin and one part hardener mixed for 3-5 minutes. Then pour into a second cup and use a second stick to stir again for 3 minutes.

Spritz your silicone molds with the mold release spray and then pour the resin in the molds.

Next add a drop of alcohol ink in the resin.

Then add a few more drops of different colors. Each mold needs about 8-10 drops of alcohol ink. You can use different colors or use particular shades.

From the side view, they are already beginning to take shape. Set the molds aside and let them cure for about 24-36 hours.

Then remove the resin from the molds.

Drill a hole through the top and then string them with twine to hang on the tree. Or find molds already with holes on the top.

The shape and colors of these ornaments makes me thing of eye balls. What do you think?

Remember: The White and Metallic alcohol inks are heavier and therefore sink to the bottom of the resin.

When removed from the molds, the bottom becomes the top.

Here you are! Ready for Christmas!🎄✨