Fly Away with Stampendous and ICE Resin

Posted on by JenniferDove
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Welcome to the Stampendous Stamps, ICE Resin® and Imagine Crafts®/Tsukineko®! You’ll be amazed what we have for you this weekend! For the next four days you’ll be treated to some of the most amazing projects you’ve seen with some of the hottest mixed media artists in crafting! The possibilities for crafting with these great products are truly endless! 
I captured this Stampendous butterfly in resin the other day.  I love how beautiful some of Stampendous’ smaller stamps fit inside the bezels.  I think this is one of my favorite pieces of Ice Resin.  

This piece was pretty basic.  I colored up the butterfly and leaf and put a little fuchsia glass glitter around the pieces after tacking them down.  Then I poured in my resin.  I always work multiple pieces at one time so its a one pour instead of a lot of little ones.  (So yes I have other fun pieces to show at some point).  The hardest part is waiting for the resin to cure.  The best advise I can give is to set them aside out of line of site and curious kitties.  It is gonna take a while so quit checking on it…let it sit overnight…forget about them already…they are done when they are done!

I hope you enjoyed this piece.  A craft well worth trying out.

Now in addition to that fun stuff you can win some goodies…

We know you’ll want to try this yourself, and to make that easy we’re offering a nice prize package this week! Three lucky winners will receive a package with:

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• 2 – Stampendous Perfectly Clear Stamp™ sets with designs sized for jewelry or small project making
• 2 – StazOn™ permanent ink pads by Tsukineko® courtesy of Imagine Crafts® – yummy Ganache and the must-have Jet Black
• 1 – 30ml package of ICE Resin Jeweler’s Grade Self-Doming resin
• 1 – pkg Suzan Lenart Kazmer Art Mechanique Silhouettes in Heart Shape
• 1 – pkg Kristen Robinson Rue Romatique bezel(s) (styles vary). WOW!! You’ll be crafting some awesome jewelry in no time!

How to Hop:

Each day we’ll post the designers participating in the Blog Hop. Click on each one and check out their project. Leave a comment on their blog that lets them know you really looked at their project. We ‘ll draw three blogs at random from the four days, then randomly draw one commenter from each blog. You must have a U.S. mailing address to win, but we’d love for everyone to hop and comment! You can check out the Official Rules for all our contests if you have questions.

So let’s get hoppin! Here’s who is posting today:

Stampendous

Jennifer Dove – that’s MUAW!

Rhea Weigand

ICE Resin

Misty Grosse

Tatiana Allen

Imagine Crafts

Linda Lucas

John Creighton Petersen

 

***Blog Hop Hint – if you click on a link that takes you to a page saying something like, “Sorry this page cannot be found,” just click on the header at the top of the blog (usually a picture, or the blog’s name), and it will take you to that blog’s most recent post. That post *should* be our hop. If not, you can probably scroll down a short way to find the hop post.

70 thoughts on “Fly Away with Stampendous and ICE Resin”

  5. Stunning! Love the colors and the pretty butterfly! The Ice Resin looks like it would be fun to play with!

  6. This is pretty little piece, Jenn. I love the colors.I see you snuck in a few tiny pieces of pink. You saving it up for the baby? So your hint is a watched pot never boils and keep the kitties away or the fur will fly.

  14. This is gorgeous!! I love the colors, the images, the glitter, the beautiful beads, EVERYTHING! I would so wear that, all the time!

  16. Stunning! Love the colors. I'm going to have to get some of these supplies so I can try this. Thanks for the inspiration.

  19. Oh my gosh, this is SO gorgoues! What an incredible piece of wearable art!! I can't think of a woman who wouldn't adore it! I certainly do! The ice resin is new to me so Iam intrigued by all the wonderful projects and tutorials you are giving today for the hop! Your tips are so appreciated and I'm getting extremely inspired to give something like this a try!! It seems so fun and yours is simply stunning! Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us for todays hop!

  20. WOW, nice design! I do love the color arrangement and also the crystals on the wire links that make up the rest of the necklace? bracelet? Whatever it is, its definitely gorgeous!

  23. Oh Jennifer! This is so beautiful! Pretty and vibrant and just lovely. Can't wait to see your other pieces. Thanks so much for playing with us today!

  34. This is gorgeous!! My favorite blog hop item yet. Would love to try the ICE resin, think a similar piece would work as a focal pendant with some of my polymer clay beads….
    lots of ideas cooking now!!

  35. I so have to try this..I want to play with it all….this is beautiful piece of jewelry…love everything about and yes the waiting will kill me….lol

    good luck everyone
    marie

  43. If Id seen this piece in a shop or art fair I would jump at the chance to have it. The colors are just gorgeous. You did a fantastic job of offsetting the butterfly and the hint of glitter is perfect.

  48. WOW, your charm is beautiful ~ the colors are so vivid even through the Ice Resin. I love that – with most other types of resin the colors become a bit muted in the process.
    TFS!

  50. I like the way the butterfly pops out at you. I would love to play with this stuff and create stuff I can wear and look at

  54. WOW!!!! LOVE THE COLORS in the bezel! Your beads compliment the art! Can't wait to see what else you have created!

  56. You DID NOT give enough information – wow, this is a gorgeous piece! Please tell me you're going to do a tutorial. The leaf and butterfly look as though they are lifted off of the background. I really want to learn how to do this, it's amazing!

  57. Wow! I'm blown away! I know it breaks down to relatively simple steps (leave it alone!).but as a jewelry designer myself, all I can say is everything came together perfectly! Where did you find those old-style fuschia crystals?

  58. Wow! I'm blown away! I know it breaks down to relatively simple steps (leave it alone!).but as a jewelry designer myself, all I can say is everything came together perfectly! Where did you find those old-style fuschia crystals?

  63. LOVE that – great dimension and color – I never thought about layering when using resin. So cute- the butterly looks like it is ready to fly off 🙂

  68. This piece was so lovely! I'm thinking how I could make a similar piece for a card embellishment. Thanks for the inspiration!

  70. Wow, this is so beautiful! Love the beautiful chain you made too. Love the bright and deep colors of the butterfly and fragments. Great job! Thank you for sharing.

    Katie B.

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