Over days to months, I ruined molds, my kitchen countertops, and a love for resin jewelry making. Everything I made was sticky, soft, or full of bubbles, and definitely not something I could sell. And I didn't have anyone to guide me.

After months of mistakes, I wanted to give up. But then, I figured out the crucial details to making something beautiful. Everything finally clicked. My resin career took off, and I was selling jewelry across the U.S., Canada, and Caribbean.

Because of that, I attracted attention from other budding resin artists. And guess what? They were struggling with the same problems I had faced. I could feel the anguish and frustration in their messages.

They all had the same question...

‘Why does this have to be so hard?’

And that’s when I knew.

My resin obsession could help others find joy in creating with resin.

Since 2011, I’ve had the privilege of helping thousands of artists worldwide create art, jewelry, and handcrafts worthy of a magazine cover. (and a sizable majority of them had never created with resin before)

It starts with buying the right products for what you want to make. Because despite what you might have read, there is NO One Resin To Rule Them All.

Good thing I’m your resin ‘phone a friend.’

Here’s what you need to ask yourself if you're buying resin for molds or a mold box:

Are you mixing more or less than 3 ounces of resin?

For projects of 3 ounces or less of mixed resin, you want the Resin Obsession super clear resin.

For projects of 3 ounces or more of mixed resin, you want the Resin Obsession deep pour epoxy.

And for those of you who need precisely 3 ounces of resin, well you’re lucky enough that you can choose either epoxy.

Of course, there are more details about using each resin, which we include on the product page. Plus, you can send us a message for more support. We love helping creative people. And we love cats. But not helping cats be creative. That’s weird.