Minimal statement jewellery is big news this year with oversized pearls, nudes and transparent materials being used in contrast with the glitz and glam of precious stones and sparkly details. This clean and bold bracelet oozes understated charm and is a perfect addition to springs minimal trends.
Materials:
Container for mixing
Instructions:
1. Firstly measure how much resin you need by filling your mould with water and pouring it into your mixing container. Then mark a line at the water height. You will need to make at least this much resin.
2. Mix your resin and catalyst together following the instructions. I needed 2 parts resin to 1 part hardener. Easy enough!
3. Mix thoroughly for at least a minute and pour into the mould.
4. Leave for 48 hours to harden fully. Try to resist touching the resin during this time to check it’s status. You’ll get those finger prints everywhere!
5. Remove the resin from the mould and cut off any excess with a sharp craft knife. Make sure there are no sharp bits sticking out.
6. That’s it!
Amanda @ A Hammer & Heels says
Genius idea! I’ve been looking to make a transparent cuff bracelet and wasn’t sure on the best material. I’m definitely trying this :) So glad I found your blog– every DIY is amazing!
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fran says
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you like it. Resin is amazing to work with, but it gets a bit messy and sticky so be prepared! ;)
Tan of Squirrelly Minds says
Girl, you make the COOLEST things!
fran says
Thank you! You’re ace.
Amy @ Homey Oh My! says
This is stunning! Amazing how simple it is to make yet it’s SO gorgeous!
fran says
You’re too lovely! Thank you Amy x
Beth says
Wow! This is really cool! I’d love to have this bracelet.
Samantha says
Love it!. Love the simplicity. Love that you did not gop it up with glitter or other rot. Very Michael Kors.
fran says
Thanks Samantha!
I had someone say almost exactly the opposite (in a not so complimentary manner) so it’s really nice to hear such a lovely compliment. Thank you x
Carlos Saraiva says
Thank you very much for the tutorial, i will try to do a diamond shaped gem, for a lamp…
fran says
Interesting! Send me a picture of the finished product :)
Ana says
Awesome! Love this! Where did you get the mold?
fran says
Hey Ana,
There’s a link to the mold in the post (it is on the materials list) Sorry it’s not more obvious! xx
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