DVD Mosaic High Gloss Resin Tray

This post is sponsored by ETI-Resin and posted on the ETI-Resin Crafts blog. DVD Mosaic High Gloss Resin Tray I love the reflective shine of a DVD.  I have been fascinated by them since I was in 9th grade and my dad bought a computer with a CD rom.   I know, right!?  It was high tech, CD's.  Since then we've watched tech come and go.  DVD's are basically out now, right?  Do you still use DVD's?   We used to back up our computer, but so much can just be done on back up drives or on a cloud...so DVD's sit, useless in a pile.  Let's use them for this awesome craft! I did this fun resin post back in 2017 and I still love it! It's been a huge resin craft hit, and I've seen lots of pictures of similar projects made by you! Isn't this mosaic tray incredible!  It's so shiny and sparkly! If mixed properly, High Gloss resin is food safe, so this tray is perfect for decor or serving! Supplies Needed for DVD Tray: Tray (mine is 8 by 18 inches) DVD...

How to Make Fallout Bats (Halloween Hanging Decor)

How to Make Fallout Bats (Halloween Hanging Decor) If you've ever wandered through the Savage Divide in Fallout 76, you might have spotted the adorable little hanging bats decorating the roofline of the Pumpkin House. This quirky Halloween decoration is one of those small environmental details that makes exploring the wasteland so much fun! Naturally, I had to bring these Fallout 76 hanging bats into the real world and make my own version for Halloween. The best part? They're made from cardboard, paint, and twine! I used my xTool P3 laser cutter to cut ten cardboard bats in practically no time, then turned them into spooky little decorations with Plaid craft paint and a few dots for their eyes. They're lightweight, inexpensive, and perfect for hanging individually or stringing together into a Halloween bat garland. Bat experts will agree they are cool. And honestly, there's something especially fitting about making these bats out of cardboard. In the world of Fallout, t...