Tribe.net. Local Connections kate http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/ef651a3d-9ae4-4af2-973f-ee2fe0a571e4#4bef02f6-3f67-4f24-9965-c9df75abc4d8 2008-05-15T16:16:34Z 2008-05-15T16:16:34Z

cool, thanks. I'll make them this weekend then :)

kate 2008-05-15T16:16:34Z CoPPeRsGypsyAnGeL http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/ef651a3d-9ae4-4af2-973f-ee2fe0a571e4#4f128d85-a2b8-4480-8a20-81aad491295e 2008-05-09T18:37:17Z 2008-05-09T18:37:17Z

i've been using resin and haven't seen or heard of any problems. a good friend of mines daughter has eczema/sensitive skin and i made her some resin jewelry. as far as i know, it hasn't caused any problems; she hasn't said anything to me. ") a good waxing/buffing is supposed to be a great way to seal it, and make it glossy.....

CoPPeRsGypsyAnGeL 2008-05-09T18:37:17Z kate http://CraftyVixens.tribe.net/thread/ef651a3d-9ae4-4af2-973f-ee2fe0a571e4#4109a805-3989-47dd-bf09-2330e9ea6dec 2008-05-09T16:42:34Z 2008-05-09T16:42:34Z

Hey there, I really want to make some sprinkle plugs using casting resin. I am concerned because I don't know if resin is still a skin irritant after it dries. Assuming that it is, what could I put over the casted resin that would keep it off of the skin, but still let it be seen? Clear nail polish? Is there a less "chemically" substance that would do the same thing? Thanks in advance! ~Kate

kate 2008-05-09T16:42:34Z