
- I always try to bring you easy quick crafts because I know that life is busy. This craft is easy but it is not quick. It will take time but it’s worth it!
- Unfortunately there’s so much information that goes with this post that I’m going to have to break it up into 2 parts. I hate doing that but it’s just the only option. After you’re done reading this post, you can find out how to make some of the different styles of Glitter Necklaces on this post.
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Supplies You Need to Make This Glitter Resin Pendant:
- Resin – There’s a lot of different resin. I used this smaller kit specifically for jewelry by EnviroTex and it was more than enough to make 8 pendants. I still have about half of it left (and plan on using it soon because I’m hooked!) The kit included small containers to mix the resin in as well as two stir sticks.
- Open Frame Pendants – Both of these items that I used were found at Hobby Lobby. Michaels did not carry them at all that I could find. Amazon actually has a huge selection of open frame pendants. You want ones that are solid all the way around. I’ll talk more about this below and how to solve it if they’re not solid.
- Glitter – I used some fine glitter and some larger chunkier versions as well.
- Materials to protect your workspace when working with the resin such as a trash bag or plastic sheeting. I used tin foil covered with wax paper.
- Blue Painters Tape – I tried clear packing tape and it did not work for me.
Step One: Preparing the Resin


Step 2: Preparing the Frames for Resin
I bought two different kinds of frames but both of them needed a little bit of alteration.


Step 3: Pour the Resin
Now it’s time to get excited. Once all of your frames are ready, it’s time to pour the resin. Since this is already a super long post, I’m just going to go over the process. In my next post I’ll share details on how to get each individual look

Step 4: Finish Up Your Resin Pendant
After 24 hours you can safely peel the tape off of the back of your pendant. (Confession: I couldn’t wait and pulled off the tape sooner because I was so excited.)



This is great! I love the idea of using the resin right inside of the frame! Thanks for sharing such a great tutorial!
Thanks. It’s so much fun and so addicting.
Oh, what a fantastic idea and so pretty! I’ve been wanting to try resin jewelry for a while, and this looks perfect to me! 🙂 Lisa
Oh wow, this is pretty! And this is a really great tutorial! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you!
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