Resin Bottle Charm
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I love the story Wuthering Heights so I thought I'd make a tribute to the book.
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I scanned some book pages from Wuthering Heights on my laser printer. A laser printer is a must if you plan on using paint, mod podge, resin, lacquer or really anything on top of the print out. Ink jet bleeds but laser does not! I bought a laser printer JUST for crafting! I love it!
Directions:
Next pour the resin.
Take the resin cast and begin to glue ephemera to outside.
I used book pages.
I then used some brown ink to stain and distress the book pages once it was glued to the bottle.
I then wrapped wire around the top of the bottle and loop for a necklace.
String a chain and you are ready for the town.
Tanya Ruffin
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