How to Prepare Images in Pendants for Resin Using Mod Podge

beadaholique.com - Learn how to prepare your images and graphics inside collage pendants and bezel settings for filling with resin. Step by step directions on how to adhere your images using glue and seal them with Mod Podge so that once you fill your pendants with resin, they will turn out beautiful and clear every time.
Designer: Julie Bean
Related Project:
Bathing Beauty Necklace (Retired)
Project N618
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You can find the supplies in this video at Beadaholique.com
Mod Podge Gloss All-In-One Decoupage Sealer / Glue / Finish (4 fl. oz. )
SKU: XTL-1041
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Nunn Design Glue Adhesive 2 oz. - For Patera Findings (1)
SKU: XTL-1031
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Fiskars 5 Precision Tip Scissors - Super Sharp
SKU: XTL-5700
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New Silver Crown Bottle Caps Craft Scrapbook Jewelry (50)
SKU: PND-2010 (Discontinued)
Nunn Design Collage Sheet Paris Postmarks For Scrapbook - Fits Patera
SKU: XTL-9502 (Discontinued)
Nunn Design Collage Sheet Bathing Beauties For Scrapbook - Fits Patera
SKU: XTL-9503 (Discontinued)
Nunn Design Sealant Protectant 2 oz. - For Patera Findings (1)
SKU: XTL-1032 (Discontinued)

[@kellyjean5212]

I really appreciate how you showed us each different outcome . Thanks 👍

[@debsam77]

Thank you ever so much and I've tried modge podge dimensional magic, diamond glaze, epoxy stickers,and glossy accent and I have to say nothing compares to the crystal clear beauty of resin

[@donnawikle5889]

I just found your video and enjoyed it very much. you explained things very well, even I understood them. Thanks.

[@unicorn6110]

This was actually surprisingly helpful, because I've been trying to figure out why my printed images have been running! Thanks!

[@stillmaninmotion6081]

great tutorial! thank you for showing WHY we need 2-3 coats. very informative

[@Chellybelly813thatsme]

Nice work I love that Bird! that sticks out, now that is clever! Thanks for the tip!

[@beadaholique]

@MsPolymaster The mod podge that is used in this video is - Mod Podge Gloss All-In-One Decoupage Sealer. There's a list of supplies and links in the video description underneath the video.

[@lindaschirmacher1737]

Absolutely fantastic tutorial. You rock!

[@Jay-vu1ur]

I rarely find videos as informative as this one!!!! I'm really glad I watched this video b/c I was thinking about buying Mod Podge for resin crafts and wasn't sure if it was necessary, how many coats, how to use it, etc. This wasn't an easy google search answer either...or at least not how I worded it. This video answered all my questions very easily :)

[@Tara1974]

I have been trying and trying this on my own, never quite got it right. Thank you, hopefully now I know what I did wrong.

[@znycelondon5313]

Best tutorial. Best information. Now I can get my supplies and begin.

[@diamondroose]

thank you,, you make it look so easy.. i'm doing my first right now and doing 100 coats :)

[@nonisnest9718]

Thank you for all the great tips!

[@marisolpearls9276]

Thank you. Great tutorial with awesome tips!

[@manuelvillalpando6665]

Regarding the sealant, one can use white glue as well. The secret to a successful end result with the resin is for the white glue, or the sealant used, to be completely dry and for the person that is applying the sealant to use a cross-hatching technique when applying the sealant. In other words the first layer would be vertical, the second layer horizontal, and so forth. I usually let these base seals dry overnight, it may be a bit excessive but I don’t get errors from the base sealant being wet still. Usually, if any errors do occur are because certain areas were either missed or improperly sealed. In my opinion the base sealant process is the most important part of the entire project, that and using a proper resin and hardener ratio. But the resin topic is an entire topic of its own. Thank you for sharing your video.

[@sherrell360]

Great video, thank you for sharing.

[@beadaholique]

@MsPolymaster You can buy all the supplies in this video on Beadaholique's website. Just click on the Beadaholique link under the video.

[@HappyBirdsGlitterNest]

Wonderful tutorial! Thank you very much!

[@sisteryaya24]

Great tips! Thanks so much.

[@heiggl]

This is really helpful, thanks so much :)