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How to Make Your Own Glow in the Dark Paper
REDUCE - REUSE - RECYCLE - GLOW! Follow artist Enface step-by-step to transform your scrap papers into new sheets of upcycled and unique handmade paper using our glow in the dark powders and a few other materials! This is a fun project for the whole family - kids will have tons watching their drawings come to life as the lights go off and their paper shines bright! It's also a great way to teach about recycling and upcycling. Here's what you'll need: Glow in the dark powder Scrap paper Warm water Large bowl Mixing utensil Measuring spoon for glow powder Sheet...
Step by Step Guide: How to Coat Paintings with Resin
Create A Wicked Glow In The Dark Halloween Sign
Click here to purchase our resin and glow in the dark powder!Making things glow in the dark is a spook-tacular way to light up the night this Hallow's Eve! Learn how to make wicked awesome Glow in the Dark signs by watching the video below, which includes a step-by-step for you to follow along. Materials Needed Art 'N Glow Epoxy Resin Kit Art 'N Glow - Glow Powder White and Black Acrylic Paint Assorted Paintbrushes Several Small Disposable Cups Stirring Sticks leveling Tool Artist's Torch Latex, Rubber, or Nylon Gloves Sandpaper (optional) Step 1: Your first step is to choose the sign...
How to Create Reusable Glow Sticks
Click here to purchase our glow in the dark powder! Choose the Difficulty Level Appropriate for You Since glow sticks are a fun accessory that are enjoyed by both children and adults, we decided that there should be two levels of difficulty to this project. The first is ideal for a family project with children involved, and the second is great for either those with at least a beginning knowledge of resin, or those who are willing to try something new. (If you are wanting to jump into the world of resin, but aren't sure where to start, this project will be...
7 Steps to a Bubble-Free and Flawless Cure
Click here to purchase our epoxy resin! Few things exist that are more satisfying than creating a bubble-free resin piece that is flawlessly cured. On the contrary, few things are more frustrating than working tirelessly on a piece, and the result being less than satisfying. No artist enjoys putting time, effort, and passion into a piece, and it coming out sticky, covered in a layer of jelly-like goo, or filled with bubbles. So, whether you have worked with resin before, and want to perfect your craft, or have recently learned of this mystifying medium and are attempting to build the courage...
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