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Getting flawless resin pendants starts with mastering the pour. Pouring your resin slowly and steering clear of overfilling are simple steps that make a big difference in your final results.
Why Slow Pouring Helps
Pouring resin in a steady, controlled stream greatly minimises air bubbles and maintains a smooth surface. It allows any trapped bubbles time to rise and pop, resulting in clearer, glass-like pendants. This approach is especially important when using detailed moulds or open bezels, as it preserves fine details and prevents unsightly bulges at the surface.
How to Avoid Overfilling
Always keep your pour just below the rim of your mould or bezel. Overfilling can lead to resin spilling over the edges, making demoulding messy or resulting in uneven shapes. Consider filling in small increments—check your level before adding more. Using kits like the Evershine Collection Artisan Jewellery Epoxy Resin Kit with clear mixing ratios helps you work patiently and accurately.
When This Matters Most
- Intricate designs: Slow, careful pouring preserves the definition of complex moulds and inclusions.
- Layering colours or elements: Pouring gradually helps you build up layers—such as dried flowers or pigments—without disturbing them.
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Perfecting your pouring technique is a key step in making stunning resin pendants. For more advice and inspiration, explore our full guide on how to make resin pendants.