Axolotl stickers

If you get UV resin, a UV light, and those pin backs you use for crafts you can make cute pins with that skill. You can even get earring parts and other things to make stuff with it other than stickers.

If you draw one tiny enough you can turn it into a charm for a bracelet or necklace.

There's a lot of YouTube videos on how to work with UV resin if you end up wanting to do that. They are so cute that they would look good as anything really even if you redrew more of them for it.

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cchee12

Reply to: Tara

I recommend let's resin for the resin brand on Amazon as it's one I use a lot. I also recommend JDiction for a UV light especially if you have a phone or device that uses a type c charger. If the JDiction cord breaks over time you can switch it out with pretty much any type c cord.

If the UV light starts turning yellow where the bulbs are it's just the bulb dying. Still safe to use for a while if needed will cure the resin slower with a dying bulb. They have little fuses for each light.

I also recommend 70% isopropyl alcohol or higher to clean any Resin off any surfaces if it is not cured. Works even on your skin and clothes to remove the resin. Water makes it stickier.

A soft bristle paint brush with a smaller brush tip/bristled end will help get clean coats.

Paper has to be cured from both sides as the light can't get through it. I use a cheap UV resin mold to lift it and set a light under to cure under drawings.

If you can check Amazon as a lot of craft stores I've seen don't seem to carry it.

(I know this is long but I hope this helps if you do start using UV resin)

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Tara Author

Reply to: cchee12

Thank you for this, it will help me in the future

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cchee12

Reply to: Tara

If you ever need help with any Minecraft related art using UV resin or clay I can help if you message me in a private chat or something to ask a question. I do make pins as well using clay and UV resin but I will draw or paint a lot of things on art paper to cut out then put in resin.

If you get old fridge magnets that still stick to a fridge and take them apart you can put them on the back of a piece where it will make with the fridge or magnetic surfaces you can make magnets. I do recommend if you make magnets don't put UV resin where the magnets meet the fridge for a better connection. If you don't want to scratch a fridge you can put a thin layer of felt or fabric on the back of it where the magnets touch the magnetic surfaces.

Just know if you get stuck with something I can try to help with whatever I have learned over the years.

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