Epoxy Bottlecaps and pendants

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click on the photo to download instructions to start making your very own customized epoxy jewelry. There are several bonus bottlecap designs to get you started.  Epoxy is fairly easy to work with and gives any project a glossy professional finish.  Not only can you create jewelry but you can also epoxy the tops of the gift boxes as well.   For an amazing how to video visit the following site: http://www.howcast.com/videos/12003-How-To-Use-Resin-To-Make-Jewelry.  If you have any questions please contact me at Kristine@kmckaydesigns.com

10 Comments »

  1. Julie Says:

    I LOVE your site, ideas, everything! I’m so happy I came across one of your Studio 5 shows on You Tube :) I’m wondering, where do I find/purchase the silver frame pendant to epoxy the photos? Thanks!
    Julie

  2. Debbie Says:

    This has really been helpful. One thing that I have a question about is the looped head pin. Are you gluing it down with the Decoupage glue under your picture before you pour the resin on? So, you make it as short as possible under your small picture & then once the resin dries, it is secured & then you have your loop to put your necklace through? Thank you so much!
    Debbie

  3. Kristine McKay Says:

    Debbie, I have since found an easier way to do this and I plan on updating this post. You can purchase jewelry anchors (try etsy.com). They just glue onto the back of the bottlecap. Soooo much easier.

  4. Betty Lusby Says:

    I wondered what type of glue you used to glue your magnet on the back of your bottle cap. I have tried jewelry bead glue, super glue and hot glue and all have failed. The magnets if they come in contact with each other pull off the bottle cap.

  5. Kristine McKay Says:

    Hi Betty,
    Sorry it took so long to get back to you. I too have had that same problem. It will work fine for awhile and then it suddenly looses it’s stickiness. So, I did a little research for you and the best answer I could find is . . . Hot glue. I’ve not used it yet, but it is something I want to try. If there is anyone else out there that has a better answer I’d love to hear it. : )
    Kristine

  6. Kristy Says:

    Hi,

    Thanks for the tutorial on You Tube. I had trying to figure out how to get that nice finish on bottle caps and have bought a bunch of stuff trying to figure it out.

    Now for the anchors….every time I try to do a search for “jewelry anchors” in every search engine, I get a bunch of nautical anchors. Can you point me in the right direction?

  7. Kristy Says:

    Oh! Found it! “GLUE-ON BAILS”

  8. Bridgette Says:

    When I make magnets I use E-6000 to glue the magnets on the back! This stuff will glue any thing for LIFE! haha Its good stuff!

  9. Tina Says:

    I also use E-6000 to glue the magnets on. They don’t come off.

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