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I got this, it seems to come with everything you need, I used different gloves though, I have those surgical blue ones in the house so I had them on, but overall everything else is there to get you started apart from the mould but I think you can get some cheap ones on amazon as well

My little letters I made, they are still a bit soft though, do they properly harden? Or do that stay like that soft gummy type? They are only a few hours off being 24h, I put them back in the mould for now incase I ruin the shape
 

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I got this, it seems to come with everything you need, I used different gloves though, I have those surgical blue ones in the house so I had them on, but overall everything else is there to get you started apart from the mould but I think you can get some cheap ones on amazon as well

My little letters I made, they are still a bit soft though, do they properly harden? Or do that stay like that soft gummy type? They are only a few hours off being 24h, I put them back in the mould for now incase I ruin the shape
The colour is great!!! They will fully harden. The shape will probably stay ok as long as you leave them for another day before putting the keyrings in. It should feel like hard plastic and not gummy once fully hardened. They came out great though!
 
The colour is great!!! They will fully harden. The shape will probably stay ok as long as you leave them for another day before putting the keyrings in. It should feel like hard plastic and not gummy once fully hardened. They came out great though!
Thanks, I'll leave them another day then just to be sure, and thank you 😊 was quite pleased when I took them out
 
Did you experience any nauseating fumes/odors from the resin? I’ve never used it before but like to try experimenting with it but I’m cautious of fumes making me feel sick or making eyes itch.
So update on this, I did notice some odors today, I guess cause I used such a small amount last time it wasn't really noticeable but today I was maybe a bigger amount, for me personally it wasn't too bad, a little smelly but nothing I couldn't deal with an it was only if I was close to it so I stayed a bit back an was fine, I guess the more you use the more your going notice it so it's maybe best to stick to small amounts first
 
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Oh I like this thread! I do a lot of sewing and I got a cricut a couple months ago for wedding bits but I’ve been doing other crafts with it aswell and loving it!
 
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Oh I like this thread! I do a lot of sewing and I got a cricut a couple months ago for wedding bits but I’ve been doing other crafts with it aswell and loving it!
I tried sewing but failed at it lol, I'd love to see your wok though

All the glitter fell to the bottom of the mould 😅 maybe next time I should use less, I wanted the glitter to be all spaced out inside
 

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I tried sewing but failed at it lol, I'd love to see your wok though

All the glitter fell to the bottom of the mould 😅 maybe next time I should use less, I wanted the glitter to be all spaced out inside
This was a quilt and little outfits I made for my friends new baby, and a couple outfits for my niece with matching ones for her doll! I do bandanas for the dogs too!
 

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I love the quilt, an those little outfits are adorable, omg the matching doll ones 😍 I love that
 
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So cute aren’t they 😊 I have made myself a few tops too!
I love them so much, its hard to find homemade baby clothes here an they are always so much more adorable than the shops ones, I wish I had that talent to make clothes for kids an myself 😅
 
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Those are lovely 😊 I've never heard of that before, hanging towels but I love the idea of it, it's so practical
 
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Those are lovely 😊 I've never heard of that before, hanging towels but I love the idea of it, it's so practical

Thank you, they are so useful if like me you never put things back where they belong. hang these over the oven door or drawer handle and there they stay.
 
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I need to make those they look fab! Mr Fudge always leaves the tea towels all over the kitchen and never puts them back on the rail!
 
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I've used resin before for key rings etc...quite liked it but always found it shrunk away from the edge a little and left it looking a bit untidy. Just recently resined a table in my hubby's man cave/bar though (a wooden cable reel with bottle caps on) and that worked out really well.

Last year I got really into making wire and bead trees they are really relaxing to make but a bit fiddly till you get the hang of it.

Right now I am knitting, taught myself over Christmas and now on with a fair isle hot water bottle cover for my daughter and matching cushions for her bed. Really enjoying the knitting but cant get on with long needles so using interchangeable ones and love them. I crochet too so trying to alternate projects between both.
 
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My first ever item I crocheted, made it for my neice, didn't think I'd fall in love with crochet as much as I have, it's really relaxing to do, kind of screwed up the sewing through but hopefully when it's on it won't be noticeable as much lol, excited to see what my neice thinks of it although she will probably just swing it about 😅
 

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This was a quilt and little outfits I made for my friends new baby, and a couple outfits for my niece with matching ones for her doll! I do bandanas for the dogs too!
I love the matching sets and quilt this must have taken a long time to make all of those pieces

I’m learning to sew just on the basics hopefully one day I might get to this level right now it’s just straight lines for me
 
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I love the matching sets and quilt this must have taken a long time to make all of those pieces

I’m learning to sew just on the basics hopefully one day I might get to this level right now it’s just straight lines for me
These types of quilts are just straight lines you could do it! I followed Melanie Hams make your first quilt YouTube tutorials it is honestly just easy!
 
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These types of quilts are just straight lines you could do it! I followed Melanie Hams make your first quilt YouTube tutorials it is honestly just easy!
Thanks so much will have a look at that YouTube you recommended

Im getting more confident changing the thread I always get nervous the whole thing will jam up need to stock up on a few more supplies to make bigger things

So far I’ve done a headband and scrunchies from an old silk shirt that ripped it’s nice to get more use out of the fabric
 
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