Resin and Spoons

[JinxT]

AWESOME WORK! Do you have a tutorial for these anywhere? I would love to try one!

[13lovinghands13]

Well, I don't need any new projects, but....  You know what Dr. Phil says - everything after but is what you are really feeling and thinking.  So I guess I will add another craft to my list of things to do.  These are truely great.  Thanks for sharing.

[.tiaraly.]

Those look great! I love how you put the beads and chains in to get different textures!

[Jessafurr]

I'm so excited to try these out!! I really want to start doing resin projects!! Beautiful work!

[texpenguin]

What a fabulous idea!  So different from the standard silverware jewelry.

[free2danz]

since you do alot of things using resin, I was wondering if you knew what else I could use to seal and harden something that is soft. Like rubber?  I was dipping gummy candy but so far it's not hard like when I use it on other items. I see alot of others using varnish and polyurethane but I'm not sure that would work either because their not very thick..However resin is especially when you let it sit a bit first before using it. Any help would be appreciated .

[renizans]

These are beautiful!  Makes me want to start working on Christmas already!

[Jeane]

Absolutely beautiful! I have been seeing more and more resin projects and I think this is the one that will make me get back into it!!

[CraftyCarrie]

I love the spoon  idea too and have actually done my first attempt at them today - I am waiting for them to cure now....waiting....w aiting....What I want to know is how does the resin actually stick onto the spoon?? Is that a dumb question?  The thing is when you cast resin into molds they cure and pop out, so why does the resin not pop out from the spoon?  Does anyone know or does it just work.... I did read that one craftster dips the whole spoon .  Have you had any pop out from the spoon??

Good question.  I'm wondering this too.

[NotKnit]

Really awesome idea and you can make them any style you want, very cool.