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I’m really excited to bring this tutorial to you! Being able to transfer an image to UV Resin is going to ROCK your world and open up tons of possibilities to your UV Resin creations! With my new technique, you will no longer need shape molds making the possibilities endless! Needs laser-printable transparency sheets and a colour laser printer as well as UV resin.

This tutorial shows how to use UV resin to preserve tiny bits of plants as clear cabochons. Interestingly, these are not dried or pressed, but freshly picked.

Rather than using a mold, put the resin on top of a base, such as little wooden stars. This works because most UV resins are thick enough that they won't pour over the side, but dome instead. This tutorial also shows an ombre effect by pre mixing three shades (using PearlEx mica powder), putting them on with a toothpick, and then blending them in between sections.

Using solid rings and UV resin to make a connected translucent pendant. Like bubbles (hence the title). This tutorial used star-shaped rings as well as round ones, but round rings my themselves would still be cool. Summery colours mixing the resin with transparent dye (or ink), just a drop or two. This can also be made with 2 part resin as well, it will just take a bit longer. The author used a UV lamp to cure her resin, but direct sunlight will work too.