DIY Resin Shaker Journal Kit Butterfly - Complete Set with Square Notebook Molds, Binder Refills

DIY Resin Shaker Journal Kit Butterfly - Complete Set with Square Notebook Molds, Binder Refills

COMPLETE JOURNAL KIT: The journal-making supplies encompass all you need to begin. The kit includes 2 matching shaker films, 2 three-ring leaf binders, and 45 sheets of 6-hole paper inserts, totaling 90 pages, complemented by front and back book cover silicone molds. ALL-IN-ONE CRAFTING SOLUTION: This set provides all the necessary components to easily create your own notebooks, featuring a beginner-friendly design that simplifies the process of attaching book rings. INSPIRE CREATIVITY: Whether it's a DIY travel journal, a New Year Planner, daily scrapbooking, a sketchbook, a workout log, or a personalized photo album, this kit enables you to craft in your unique style. PERSONALIZATION AT ITS BEST: Decorate and personalize your notebooks with a variety of materials such as resin pigments, dry flowers, pearl pigments, glitters, pictures, sequins, and accent them with kawaii charms and keychains. USE WITH: Epoxy, UV resin

ADDITIONAL TIPS FOR USING EPOXY RESIN:

LAYERED POURING: Pour the resin into silicone molds in layers to ensure all air bubbles completely escape.

ACCELERATING CURE: To speed up the bubble release and resin solidification, slightly warm the mold. For instance, preheat the oven to 80C, turn it off, let it ventilate slightly, and then place the mold filled with resin inside.

FOLLOWING INSTRUCTIONS: Adhere strictly to the resin's curing instructions. Proper measuring and mixing are essential. Hardness does not necessarily indicate complete curing.

AVOID WATER-BASED INKS: Do not use water-based inks for resin casting.

CLEANING AND RELEASING: After baking clay or resin in complex or deep molds, release the finished product under running water with soap.

MOLD RELEASE TECHNIQUES: If the mold is difficult to release, try cooling it in the refrigerator for a while, soaking in hot water, or using baby oil to aid the release.

RECOMMENDED BUT OPTIONAL: Degassing in a vacuum chamber to remove bubbles is advised, though not essential.