Resin Keychains

working with resin opens up so many opportunities for creating cool objects. precise measuring is key to a successful curing process. add colors, beads, or sparkles to your designs.

Supplies

Casting resin

Silicone molds

Clear plastic cups

Craft Sticks

Beads, candy, etc

Ball chain

tools

Electric drill

hands-on project

Let's make it.

01

mix resin parts A and B in equal measure. the amounts must be exact!

supply tip! we tried *a lot* of molds. the mini candy bar mold is perfect for key chains. you also can find molds for jewelry, hair clips, drink coasters and more.

02

pour a layer into the mold cavity, about one third of the way up.

03

add candy sprinkles, beads, sequins or glitter.

TA-DA!

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