Washi tape and ribbon

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    • #11015
      Joanne
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      Hi,
      I am brand new to resin. Is it possible for me to make a bracelet using washi tape? Ribbon? Thank you.

    • #11024
      Katherine Swift
      Keymaster

      Hi Joanne,

      Yes, washi tape and ribbon work well in resin. You will need to seal the ribbon with a couple of layers of clear drying glue first, otherwise, it will take up moisture stains. You should know it will stiffen up as well. You don’t need to seal washi tape with glue before using it in resin.

      You can see how I used washi tape and resin to make pendants in this article: https://resinobsession.com/resin-tutorials/craft-tape-resin-pendant-tutorial

    • #11223
      Joanne
      Guest

      Thanks Katherine.
      Will vinyl stickers work? What about plastic ones? Thank you.

    • #11224
      Katherine Swift
      Keymaster

      Yes, both of those will work. I don’t think they will need sealing first. The way you will know is to ask yourself if getting them wet will change the appearance. If the answer is yes, then seal before putting them in resin.

    • #11236
      Joanne
      Guest

      Thank you. What about Felt?

    • #11243
      Katherine Swift
      Keymaster

      I would suspect felt would take up moisture stains, so I would seal it first.

    • #85224
      Kimberly Bishop
      Guest

      Hi, I know this is a super old thread, but I found it while googling my question so hopefully I can add my 2 cents!

      I got a booklet of really cool stickers made for bullet journalling at Michael’s (The Happy Planner Girl in “The Stargazer”), and the last few pages have clear/metallic stickers that ended up working really well in my resin. The majority of the sheets are paper stickers meant for writing on, so I wouldn’t buy this unless you think you’ll use it for multiple projects (though they’re just gorgeous to have).

      The first one I made by just pouring my clear layer, then immediately trying to put the sticker into the wet resin facedown (lol can you imagine) which resulted in lots of bubbles underneath the sticker that were hard to get out.

      The second time, I poured my base layer and let it cure for a few hours until it was tacky, then placed the stickers, which worked so much better!

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