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Tutorial - DIY Whimsical Candy Serving Tray

Hey all! In this video you will learn how to make a whimsical candy serving tray. My husband gave me this recycled wood gift box to do something with. I knew I wanted to paint it and use as a serving tray..but what theme? Craftersdelight was my inspiration for this tray. Link to her Candy Explosion Clock is below. I used approx 24oz of resin for this project. You may need more or less depending on your tray size and what types of candies you used (obviously, you would need less resin if you used thinner candies like M&Ms vs these giant lollipops etc). You want to work in thin layers of resin so you can help avoid air bubbles. If you use the lighter method for air bubbles and get scorch marks on sides of tray, use isopropyl alcohol and q-tips for clean up. I hope you enjoy the video! Thanks for watching, like, subscribe, etc. Have fun, be creative, and craft happily ever after!! MUSIC: *Happy (from Despicable Me 2 Soundtrack) - Pharrell Williams ad-supported music Energy - www.bensound.com royalty free music CRAFTERSDELIGHT CANDY CLOCK LINK:    • Resin Clock Collab: Candy Explosion Clock ...   MY FULL RESIN TUTORIAL:    • Full Resin Tutorial - PACKED W/ INFO!!!   FAQ 1. What resin do you use? I use primarily East Coast Resin (www.eastcoastresin.com). I also use Clear Cast 7000 for large pours/batches and Famowood (found at Lowes). Envirotex and Amazing Clear Cast are great too. 2. Where do you get your glitters and stickers? I get them everywhere. Mainly Michaels and Hobby Lobby. Amazon and Etsy also help aid my addiction. lol 3. Where do you get your molds? Craft stores, Michaels, Storenvy, and Etsy (LOTS of great choices on Etsy). 4. Where do you live (for temperature/humidity purposes with resin)? My home state of Indiana (Go COLTS!) though I have moved around the world/country, with my husband, for the Army. 5. How long have you been resin crafting/crafting? I have been playing with resin for about 3 years now. As for general crafting...all of my life. :) 6. What is your favorite sealer for resin pieces? Doming with resin is always my main preference but if not doming with resin, I like to use TreeHouse clear acrylic spray in gloss (Hobby Lobby brand) and I LOVE Americana Dura Clear gloss glaze (works great for polymer clay too). Dura Clear can give a resin finish when applied correctly. :) 7. How do you seal your paper stickers? I use the tape method as of now (the mod podge method is way to inconsistent). Crafterzdelights and SugarCharms808 have great tutorials. Check them out!