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Halloween Resin Moulds: 4 Spooky Designs for Your Next Project
Resin art is so much fun, and it’s never been easier to create stunning home decor pieces for all seasons.
While it can be very tempting to head to your favourite home decor shop to stock up on Halloween decorations, I think it’s much more fun to make your own at home. This way you’ll have something completely unique, and get to enjoy the process of making it with your own hands.
You don’t need to be a gifted artist - all you need are the right tools and a willingness to give it a go.
10 Epoxy Resin Projects For Beginners
If you’re interested in getting started with resin art, then you’re in the right place. Resin is super easy to work with, and you can easily create complex pieces with very little experience.
Here I’ve listed 10 of the best epoxy resin projects for beginners, ranging from coasters and trays to pumpkins and plant pots. Whether you’ve never poured resin before or you’re looking for a way develop your skills, you’ll find an exciting new project to try on this list.
How to Make Resin Coasters
Resin art has soared in popularity since going viral in 2020, and it’s easy to understand why. This is a medium that’s easy to work with, very versatile, and perfect for beginners.
I should know - I only started working with resin recently, and have been able to make a variety of lovely pieces that include vases, trinket trays, dishes, and coasters.
Here is my easy step-by-step guide to making resin coasters, with photos for each step.
Welcome to the Viking Skaga - one of Viking Cruises’ noble river ships. She takes her name from an ancient Norse myth, where the Valkyrie Skaga rode into battle and escorted the dead to Valhalla, before preparing them to fight in the epic battle of Ragnarok.
A relatively new ship, the Viking Skaga only entered the fleet in 2020. At just 410 feet and carrying 168 guests and 48 crew, she was built specifically to sail down the Seine in France, although the specific itinerary will vary depending on the time of year. I was fortunate enough to join the ship for her week long Christmas on the Seine cruise, which starts and ends in Paris, calling at Vernon, Caudebec-en-Caux, Rouen, Honflour (via an excursion) and Les Andelys along the way.