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Fragile Paperwhites

Paperwhites are fragile! It’s tricky to press them; I’m not sure I’ll ever get one that’s perfectly formed on pressing. But I don’t really mind — they sort of remind me of Brian Froud’s pressed fairies. Love how translucent some of the petals get.

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Escaping the Resin

Slightly more complex rose paperweights, with gold leaf and a sort of thread-y white botanical added to the roses and opalescent glitter. I like the sense of motion the threads give, and I continue to enjoy the roses protruding (escaping?) from the resin…

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Resin Advice Needed

Okay, so resin folks, advice, please. When you sand resin, it gets cloudy, right? Maybe if I get better at pouring, I won’t have to sand so much, but right now, I definitely do. I don’t love the look of it. Can I paint over the sanding? I was thinking a little bit of gold

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Moss-in-Resin

Kavi and I agree that so far, we like the moss-in-resin best out of the experiments. With added gold flake in the paperweight and the pendants. I’m a little worried about how much sanding the rings are going to need to be smooth, though — maybe I’m just super-messy, but I can’t seem to fill

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Like Opening Little Presents

Unmolding resin is just fun. Like opening little presents. I tried some dried roses and opalescent glitter in these paperweights — Kavi loves them, which I kind of thought she might. Opalescent glitter is very unicorn magic-ish. I love the effect of the roses partially emerging from the resin block — I’m poured resin over

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Two More Zippered Bags

Two more zippered bags, so cute. Pop of pink with the zipper on the vintage book nerd, went more classic and neutral for the book covers. What next? Should I try to learn how to make tote bags? I kind of want to try sewing something for kids. Headbands? Clip-on hair bows? (I don’t love

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