• Work in a well ventilated area and be sure to read all the instructions on the product packaging before beginning your project.
• Apply a mold release agent to the jewelry molds and put aside to dry.
• Pour the clear polyester resin into a measuring cup.
• Add the catalyst to the resin. You’ll need to follow the instructions on the packaging for your specific project.
• Stir continuously for 1 minute, scraping the sides and bottom of the container as you mix.
• Since I wanted to include some clear “seaglass” to my ombre colored wall hanging,  I filled some of the jewelry molds with the clear mixture.
• Next, add one drop (a very small amount) of transparent blue dye to the same clear mixture. Stir together until the dye is a uniform color.
• Fill your desired jewelry molds with the light blue mixture.
• Repeat this step one more time to have 3 different shades of blue charms. You can continue these steps as many times as you like to achieve the desired look.
• Cover the pieces to keep dust out and let cure overnight.
• After 24 hours, remove the pieces from the mold. They should easily pop out of the jewelry molds.

Preparing the Faux Seaglass for a Wall Hanging:

• Roughly lay out the “seaglass” as you want them to hang on a flat and level surface.
• Using a 1/16″ drill bit, drill a small hole at the top of each piece. You can stick a needle through the hole to clear the hole and push out any of the resin shavings.
• Starting at the bottom, begin to fasten the seaglass together by threading the fishing line through the drilled holes. Space each piece as you like and add a single knot at the top to hold the faux seaglass in place.
• Once each piece of faux seaglass is fastened along the fishing line, tie each strand to the wooden dowel (or driftwood in my case). Repeat for all 4 strands evenly spacing the strands apart.