Father's Day Card using the New Resinesence!

                                         Happy Wednesday!
             Today I have a fun Father's Day card I created for our
             daughter to give to her dad!
             CIP Blog challenge this month is Inspired by Father's Day!
             I used the new CIP product called Resinesence!
             It is a UV curing resin that is sold in a 2oz bottle!
             More info below!
             This product is so versatile because you can make so
             many different projects with the Resin! I'm sure you have seen
             some of the projects the DT team has been sharing last month!
             What's amazing about this Resin is the quick curing time!
             I set it out in the sun and after 20 minutes the Resin is cured!
             I'm not sure if the curing time is longer for weather
 that may not be as warm?  This curing time for me is when it is
 80 and 85 outside! I will give you a little tip I used Creative Inspirations Paint on the back side of my letters and heart. When I added the letters to the card I used glue dots on the back side. I realized I forgot to add the you to my card so I tried moving the letters down to add the you and I had the paint come off the back of one of my letters.  I then had to raise the heart up because I did not want to try moving the rest of the letters.
My suggestion add the glue dots to the paper and not to the back side of the project you create. For the heart I used CI paint Rustic Red, and for the letters I used CI Paint Tanzanite. For the embossed paper I used Beige.
I added a little bit of Resplendence Angel Dust to the center of the D's! A simple and fun card and this would make a fun project for the kids at home for the Summer!

I used play dough plastic molding toys for play dough! Allow the kids to pick out their favorite mold and have a adult pour the resin in and once its cure allow them to create and have some fun!  Add a little bit of oil to the molding inside edges so the resin will come out a little easier. I use olive oil but any cooking oil or baby oil will work but don't use a lot just a tiny bit.
Poor the Resin slowly into the molds and use a toothpick if you get any bubbles.
After the Resin is cure I used a toothpick or sharp item with a point to scrap to the inside edge and then it get loose and you can slip it out.
You can also add some glue to the front or back side and add some glitter or decorate with markers! I have tried Faber-Castell Big brush markers not sure which other ones will work well with the Resinesence?
Check back in on Saturdays to learn more about how to create with this amazing new product! Kassi our amazing technique instructor for CI paints will be sharing some projects with using this new product! She shares techniques & tutorials twice a month on Saturdays!
Here's the color's I used!

 

The amazing Resinesence!

 

 

UV curing resin available in a 2oz bottle.

Make your own jewelry or paper craft embellishments in a matter of minutes.

No Mixing, just pour and expose!
Clear non-yellowing formula.
This product is available in the US only

Don't forget if you want a chance to win the new product, some CI Paints, embossing powder or glitters we have a Blog Hop going on until June 7th!
Genuinely Jane Studios also has an amazing Giveaway too!
Thanks for visiting the CIP blog today!
Michelle