How To Make A Resin Bookcover

[@GossipPantry]

I love watching your videos! Thank you for taking the time to post these.

[@MinderellaCreations]

It’s gorgeous!

[@lbcrad87]

I hope you do more notebook tutorials! I love this so much!

[@ZXY86]

Found you on Facebook!! So excited .

[@Denker118]

Gorgeous!! Have to get busy!! Thank u Nicole!

[@CraftyPrapty]

wow

[@HeathersConcept]

I’m a huge planner girl... I see one of these in my future lol

[@lovestobead]

I have learned so much from your videos!! Thank you for sharing! I was wondering what you put your epoxy in? Those containers look like they make measuring much easier!!

[@NICOLEMARETT]

thank you!! I use FIFO Bottles :) so easy and so clean!

[@dawnprater4102]

So pretty! I need to try this also 😂

[@7o4o]

You are the BEST!!!

[@tiwandaford2890]

Just received my molds!

[@robbyivy7062]

I love this! I actually have 3 sets of journal molds. Small medium and large..... do you sell the paper?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

I do not sell the paper for them. But it can be found on Amazon. : )

[@bethandbeading4280]

How do you keep the covers from being too thin/bendy? Whats the best way to strengthen them?

[@hislambcreations]

This is gorgeous! I have a couple of questions: so could you do a variation of this and put a persons name on it like a decal? Then a coat of epoxy over it, like the cups are done? Also, what cutter do you use? Recommend? I’m wanting to get started in this and I’m having trouble with deciding what cutter machine to get. Thank you!!

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

Yes - You could absolutely add a person's name and have a thin coat of epoxy over it. As for my machine - I use a Silhouette.

[@JDSNANNY]

It’s absolutely gorgeous! But can you tell me where you find your right size papers for them that size?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

You can find refill paper for these on Amazon. : )

[@Divangel2010]

I love it 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@adellejeanaidoo3732]

Love the work. Where did u get the paper

[@NICOLEMARETT]

Thank you! I believe it's A4 and I found it on Amazon

[@nurirenahasbi8934]

I love this ! what size your notebook mold and how much ml a+b you use for this mold?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

There are many different sizes of notebook molds out there - It all depends on what the artist WANTS. :) As for the amount of A & B to use...I suggest filling your mold with water to determine the total amount. Then you formulate the amount of A & B specifically per your epoxy manufacturer's guidelines. :)

[@angelakriegler3114]

I love your videos! Can you please tell me how much epoxy you use for both the front and back cover?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

There are many different sizes of notebook molds out there - It all depends on what the artist WANTS. :) As for the amount of A & B to use...I suggest filling your mold with water to determine the total amount. Then you formulate the amount of A & B specifically per your epoxy manufacturer's guidelines. :)

[@sarahlou5777]

Omg please tell me how you did ur hair bun?? 😍 Will you do a video??

[@NICOLEMARETT]

Sarah lou 😂😂😂 I’ll show yall

[@Yes0654]

How did you do your hair like that, it's so cute!

[@robbyivy7062]

New subbie!

[@ChrisJohnsonCJs-Kitchen]

I really love the look of this journal, I love the idea of using stones on the covers. I've noticed a couple things about the journal cover tutorials I've watched so far and I also have a question. First, I'm pretty new to resin craft, but I've noticed most of the time, we are working bottom up and what ends up on the bottom of the mold, is usually what will be showing in the finished product, but with these journal molds, everyone seems to work with them top down - is that just to accommodate textures or is there another reason I'm missing? Also, I've noticed the molds only seem to include one cover and sometimes the rings, so what are you using for the back cover? Are you casting 2 or are you using something else for the back? Last question (I promise), how much resin is used for a cover?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

It is 100% up to the artist & technique as to how you approach your mold. Once your first cover is cured, you pop it out of the mold and work on the second side. :) You could also purchase two molds if you wanted to create them at the same time. There are many different sizes of notebook molds out there - It all depends on what the artist WANTS. :) As for the amount of A & B to use...I suggest filling your mold with water to determine the total amount. Then you formulate the amount of A & B specifically per your epoxy manufacturer's guidelines. :)

[@karytv1258]

💖💖💖

[@mawahyu]

What is part A and B?

[@nmobrandambassador6953]

Part A & Part B is referring to the two parts of the epoxy I use. The Resin and the Hardener. When mixed together per the manufacturer's guidance, the two parts combine to create the hard, shiny finish on your project once it has cured. :)

[@CerissaHamilton]

Love it! How much epoxy did you mix up? I have the mold, but haven't tried it yet.

[@NICOLEMARETT]

Cerissa Hamilton is day about 30ml a and b :)