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Getting a flawless result with resin wedding favours begins with precise measuring and thorough mixing of your resin system. Even small inaccuracies can impact clarity, strength, and finish, so learning the right process is essential for beautiful keepsakes.
Using the Right Mixing Ratio
Always check your resin manufacturer’s recommended mixing ratio—many beginner-friendly kits, such as the Evershine Collection Epoxy Resin Kit, follow a simple 1:1 resin-to-hardener formula. Pour both components into separate, clean measurement cups, ensuring you have exactly equal amounts by volume (or use digital scales for resin systems that require weighing instead of volume).
- Pour resin and hardener slowly to minimise air bubbles.
- Always use graduated mixing cups for accuracy rather than guessing quantities.
- Double-check measurements before combining parts, as excess resin or hardener can prevent a full cure.
Mixing for Clarity and Quality
After measuring, combine both parts in a clean mixing cup. Stir gently and continuously for at least 2–3 minutes, scraping sides and base to ensure all product is incorporated. Quick or incomplete mixing can leave sticky spots or cloudiness. Avoid aggressive mixing, which introduces bubbles—steady, slow movements work best.
- If you’re working with pigment or inclusions (such as dried flowers), add these after the resin is fully mixed.
- Transfer mixed resin to a new cup (‘double cup’ method) and mix again for the most consistent result, especially for detailed items like wedding favours.
When Precision Matters Most
Precise measuring and mixing is particularly crucial when making transparent or delicate favours—such as keepsake jewellery, keyrings, or floral pieces—where imperfections are most visible. Selecting kits like those designed for clarity and easy mixing will help beginners avoid common issues.
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Crafting resin wedding favours is rewarding when you take the time to measure and mix correctly. For more tips and a complete guide to making stunning favours, head back to how to make resin wedding favours.
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