Mary Anne Mohanraj

Here’s another new experiment — this tray table with basket. The tray lifts out, though it’s definitely a bit heavier to do so now that it’s full of resin. 🙂 I mostly wanted to try this for the variety, and to play with this cool white botanical (which I can’t remember the name of, help),

Not everything I do is resin — these are pressed flowers between two sheets of glass, and sell pretty fast in the store. The fothergilla leaves turn color while the pink Fairy roses are still blooming — they’re in two different parts of my garden right now, but don’t they look cheery together? Also pictured,

Another new thing — a little wood cutting board, with resin accent. I think I’m going to try this one again, with less resin, so that it just covers the flower near the hole. The resin is food-safe, but maximizing the wood cutting surface seems worthwhile. I did this one with two-part epoxy, but next

Did lots of making today. I’m not managing to photograph and post everything that’s going to the store, because right now, it’s the booming holiday season and I’m just scrambling to make enough to keep the store stocked. But I do occasionally try something new — love this taper candleholder. I filled this one with

Do I have any resin artist friends here? Someone local has inquired about my pouring a floral dining table for them, which I’m happy to attempt, but I’m going to need to do a lot of research first. Would appreciate links to any good resources — YouTube videos that are particularly good, websites, etc. She’s

Does your charcuterie tray feature an ice dragon in her crystal cave? No? So sad. Will be in the shop on Friday.

Wildflower scatter. Will be in the shop on Friday.