At 90cm in diameter, this round resin art is my largest beach scene. I wasn’t going to create another resin beach art tutorial, however, as I have added the sand in a different manner and loved the results, I felt it was worth sharing.
For this project, I added the sand after pouring the resin. This method worked well for two reasons, one, the colour of the sand didn’t darken too much and two, you can still feel the rough sandy texture. The contrasting smoothness of the resin and the roughness of the sand, work very well together.
I will be using this method again in the future.
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1 x 90cm round MDF cradleboard
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I mixed white dye with white alcohol ink and it was like water. Went everywhere. What are the portions and do you mix it with resin first?
Hi Cindy
Make sure you add less than 10% in with the resin> Otherwise, it may not cure and you will end up with a sticky mess.
Kind regards
Sue
Sue,
I have a sticky mess (of my own doing) is there any way of fixing it? Can I pour over a slightly not dry piece.
Hi Barb
I wouldn’t recommend pouring more resin over the top.
You need to scrape off the sticky resin and clean as much off as possible.
Only then, can you apply a fresh layer of resin.
Good luck.
Sue