Toilet Paper Tie Dye Resin Coasters
Learn how to make Toilet Paper Tie Dye Resin Coasters. It's an easy resin craft with an unexpected twist.
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You can find the full written directions, product links and a video tutorial HERE: https://craftklatchwithmona.blogspot.com/2019/05/toilet-paper-tie-dye-resin-coasters.html
I tore the toilet paper into small pieces.
I started adding the food color, but found it was too dark. So I added the food color to water and it lightened the color dramatically.
I tore larger pieces because I thought it was a good opportunity to do some blending.
I used a paper towel to soak up any excess. Then, I put it all aside to dry.
Here it is all dry.
I added resin to the coaster mold.
I popped the bubbles with my lighter.
I pressed the colored toilet paper pieces into the resin.
I repeated with the larger pieces.
I added more resin, to make sure everything was nice and level.
I popped the bubbles with my lighter and let it cure a minimum of 12 hours.
After it has cured, I removed it from the mold.
Here are the beautiful coasters.
The resin definitely darkened the colors a bit.
They have a water color feel to them!
Thanks for stopping by!
Mona
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They turned out gorgeous!
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Thank you, Giselle!
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What a great idea! They turned out beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Have everything on hand, I made the geode looking resin coasters. 🌺
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Thanks, Linda!
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I've never used resin. looking online i see resin and hardener sold together. can you please explain? do i need both? thanks- my twins would love to do this craft!
Can you use any two ply toilet paper
I love these! I think I will try making them largely r, put a hanger in them and put them on the edges of the porches! Sunday here but hang with a longish chain. Why wonder what else you could put in there to reflect light and see throigg! I see a trip to Michaels in my near future! Hmmm. Wonder if you could do it so it looks like pressed flowers? Using real flowers, part of a centerpiece? Ideas!