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Halloween Jewelry Tutorial

“Boo” Ring and Earrings

A simple project using ResinObsession’s SuperClear resin formula, this ring and earrings set will have you

all ready for Halloween!

Material List:

ResinObsession SuperClear Resin

Glitter

ResinObsession Resin Mold

Sanding file

Toothpicks

StirStix

Two-part epoxy adhesive

E-6000 adhesive

“B” and “O” letter beads

post earring blanks with glue pad

adjustable ring blank with glue pad

candy sprinkles

black resin colorant, powder or liquid

wax paper, freezer paper, or plastic bag to cover work surface

After mixing the resin as directed, fill the cavities about 1/3

full, then place the letter beads into the resin, positioning them

with a toothpick. Be sure that the “B” is placed in correctly

so that it will not be backwards when viewed from the front.

It’s a good idea to lift up the mold (keeping it level) and peek

underneath to be sure the letters are properly placed. Once the

letters are positioned, place varying pieces of candy sprinkles

into the resin using a toothpick. Here I am using orange and

white sprinkles. After placing the sprinkles, add a bit more

resin, leaving about 1/8” at the top. Let cure.

When this layer has cured, mix up some two-part epoxy resin

adhesive, adding a small amount of black colorant. It doesn’t

take much. I also added a bit of holographic glitter to give the

piece a touch of sparkle. Working quickly (this resin will set

up within 5 minutes), using a toothpick or a stir stick, fill the

remaining cavities and let cure.

Once cured, pop out the pieces and sand down the edges with a

sanding file. The final step is to glue the pieces onto the ring and

earring blanks. I used E-6000 adhesive, although you can also use

the two-part epoxy adhesive. Let cure for 24 hours.

The finished pieces are really fun accent pieces for the Halloween

season!