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hey all! opening some leftover sales for the holiday season 🥳🥳🥳
there are a lot of designs available, but not a lot of inventory for each piece, just as a heads up. aiming to get them shipped within a few days of each order.
shop open here: serennesart.bigcartel.com
cheers!
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Household Alternatives to Resin Dyes 3:
Some of these things worked better than others.
Dreamy!
You can never have too many tools. When you see racks like this, you know the shop has a long history and a wide range of capabilities. Maybe you only use any tool once in a year or two, but they’re there when you need them.
Household Alternatives to Resin Dyes: Rematch!
Even more experiments in dyeing resin from Peter Brown! The winners: ground-up dollar store watercolor paint, turmeric, highlighter ink (squeezed out of the ink tube inside the marker), and nail polish but that one produced a much lighter colour than the polish itself.
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What I mainly got out of this was that cheap eyeshadow palettes are a great alternative to professional powder-based resin dyes, cocoa powder can work great if you want to cast a brown or black thing, and food colouring or Kool-Aid will at least work with art resin (another resin caster in the comments says the moisture will definitely mess up polyurethane but epoxy can handle a little bit of it).
As a cosplayer who’s considered trying resin casting for props, I certainly sat up and took notice about the makeup one, since that’s an application where the more colours you have to work with the better. It seems they share their active ingredient, mica powder, with many of the powders actually intended for dyeing resin.
wait i didn't even get my water dispenser yesterday....
Drilled out a seized barrel adjuster today and got it centered enough that I just had to run the tap through and it was good as new! Love it when that happens.
