Thank you so much! You are awesome!

Glad to hear that, Jean! Good luck!

Resin makes things better! That and glitter, ha ha! Uv resin sounds a lot easier. Will have to try it one day.

I should make video of all my fails over the past couple of years! Ha ha! Applying resin is very satisfying, especially on metallic clay! You will get hooked on it fir sure! Have fun!

Crystal, thank you so much for watching! Usually 24 hours will do it! Good luck! You will love the outcome!

Hi Salma! Thank you so much for watching! The resin gives both sheen and protection to the pendants. Having said that , I have never tried this particular resin on key chains so I'm not sure how strong it is to withstand the beating that the keychains get in our purses. I wonder if Art Resin would maybe be stronger for that purpose....

@@joannascorner4478 thank you so much for your reply ❤️

Hi April! No, I do not but you very well could do that. I usually apply matte or glossy polyurethane to the back. Thank you so much for watching!

Thank you so much, Lorraine! I think your idea with latex or glue is fantastic! Will definitely try it! Thank you so much for the suggestion! Have a beautiful day!

Hi Kate! I usually wait 24 hours but I think that 12 hours would be perfectly sufficient. As long as the first coast is dry to touch. Have fun with it!

Oh my, it has never happened to me. Have you tried applying it tp different pieces? Maybe that particular one has something on top that the resin doesn't like?

@@joannascorner4478 Yes, it happened so many times. I glaze the piece three times to make the resin even but it doesn’t look so clean. Thank you for the reply btw 😊

Oh boy, this must be so frustrating! I will snoop around the internet to see if anyone else has that problem. What brand resin are you using?

Thank you so much. I use Art resin

Just wanted you to know that I have reached out to fellow crafters to get their opinion on it. I will let you know if I get any feedback from them.

Hello there Friend! Thank you so much for watching the video! You are awesome! When you first take the pendant out of the oven, it will be soft BUT it should get hard once it cools off. If yours is too soft double check the temperature and the time that you are supposed to bake your pendant at. For Sculpey clays it is 30 minutes at 260 degrees. However, if your pendant is a little bit on the thicker side, it will require a few more minutes. You can easily put your creations back into the oven for the second bake. Make sure you create a little dome with aluminum foil and put it over it so it doesn't burn. Let me know if that saves your pendant! Have fun!

@@joannascorner4478 hey! Thank you so much for answering my question! I really appreciate it! ❤️ I just noticed that its so rubbery specially when its thin. Maybe because I’m using a different brand of clay. I’m starting my small business thats why I’m researching. Thank you so much ❤️

Good luck ! Let me know if you any any questions! It might be the clay that you are using because the thin pendants baked at the designated temperature should not be rubbery when cooled!

Hi Thiya! It depends how think of a layer that you apply. Usually after 24 hours, you are good to go! Thank you so much for watching!

@@joannascorner4478 thankyou 👍🏻❤️

Hi Katie!! It has happened to me before! It happens when we don't mix the same exact parts of the two resin bottles. I use teaspoons or table spoons that are dedicated to resin and nothing else. Make sure that the measurements are precise as I have learned the hard way too! Let me know if that helps!