Resin is a fascinating and versatile material for jewelry making. Resin jewelry can create a unique look when combined with various other materials and objects such as glitter, pressed flowers, shells, beads, or even wood. Students can use a variety of tools and techniques to transform resin into jewelry that expresses their own personal style. This is a fun and engaging process that requires patience, careful planning, and the right space for working.
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In the classroom, jewelry making can be an effective way to engage all students in a creative and hands-on activity. It can also serve as a great assessment tool for understanding the design and fabrication processes involved in the creation of jewelry. However, many teachers may be hesitant to include this crafty art process in the classroom because it is often considered too “kitsch” for high school students. The truth is, this is a very flexible and engaging process that can be just as effective in a high school classroom.
hey should also wear protective gloves and masks to prevent inhaling fumes from the resin. It is also important for them to work in a well-ventilated room.
Once the resin is mixed, students should carefully pour it into their molds or casings and allow it to cure for the manufacturer’s recommended time period. During this time, students should carefully reposition any decorative elements embedded in the resin, as needed. They should also use a toothpick or fine needle to burst any air bubbles as they form. Once the resin is fully cured, students can remove their charms from the molds and attach any jewelry findings they’ll need to complete their projects.
