Affiliates
I get a lot of messages from people asking where I get the equipment I use.
The following links should be helpful in answering some of those inquiries! Feel free to shoot me a message if you have any questions about the items listed here!
Epoxy Casting Resin
iCoat Casting Epoxy CE4100HV is the resin I primarily use for most of my pieces. It is a softer resin, so the thinner you pour it, the more malleable it will be. Casting resin is important to use with flowers because it’s able to be poured in thicker layers. In addition, it not only helps release the bubbles easier, it helps prevent delicate flower petals and leaves from getting burnt from the heat of the curing resin.
For those seeking a hard cast resin, check out iCoat’s TP21 Resin.
*I do not recommend hard cast resin for use with silicone molds.
Use code reedmoth10 at checkout for 10% off your total purchase or click below!
HDPE Molds
When I’m using HDPE molds, my go to are made by Moldi. Back before they were a thing, I made my own molds out of 2x4’s, silicone caulk, and some acrylic sheeting. This blows the wooden molds out of the water.
Use code reedmoth5 at checkout for 5% off.
Large Silicone Molds
When I’m using silicone molds, they’re often made by Modern Mold Shop. The silicone they use is incredibly clear and makes seeing what I’m arranging a lot easier.
DreamBox by CreateRoom
You may have seen my awesome storage setup in some of my videos or posts. This is the DreamBox by CreateRoom, and while my setup isn’t as color coordinated or organized as the photo you see here, it’s brought a ton of organization and peace of mind to someone with pretty severe ADHD. I also own their “DreamCart”, which is a rolling storage table that folds down on the sides. This is especially useful for nights when I want to roll into the livingroom and watch a movie with my husband while also working on something more focused that doesn’t require use of my larger work station. CreateRoom’s products have changed how I work and I am thrilled that I discovered their furniture.
Glowforge Laser Cutter
While I don’t use my Glowforge for etching on resin (it’ll create toxic fumes), I do use it to create inclusions for pieces, keepsakes and ornaments. With my referral link, you can save up to $500!
