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Brown, White and Gold Resin Coasters
These resin agate style coasters in brown, white and gold are made with GlassCast 3 resin and various pigments. Tanika has spent time perfecting the amazing details and veining to produce these realistic agate style slices.
Thank you for sharing your work with us, the detail is gorgeous!
ABOUT AGEODE
Tanika & Sahil are a husband-and-wife team who started Ageode in June 2020. Initially based in North London, then relocated to Hampshire where they are working hard to grow the business.
The name Ageode, came from the idea of trying to create agate slices and art that resembles the natural formation of beautiful geode rocks and stones. Ageode was born from Tanika looking to purchase some resin coasters for their new home and soon found herself falling in love with process videos and tutorials and realised this was something she could learn to do herself. After much research, and experimenting, the rest as they say, is history!
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USED IN THIS PROJECT
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Please find below a list of all the materials and equipment used in this project, all available to buy right here on the GlassCast website. Shown alongside each product is the approximate quantity used in the tutorial video, to the nearest full pack.
RESIN & PIGMENTS
ABOUT AGEODE
Tanika & Sahil are a husband-and-wife team who started Ageode in June 2020. Initially based in North London, then relocated to Hampshire where they are working hard to grow the business.
The name Ageode, came from the idea of trying to create agate slices and art that resembles the natural formation of beautiful geode rocks and stones. Ageode was born from Tanika looking to purchase some resin coasters for their new home and soon found herself falling in love with process videos and tutorials and realised this was something she could learn to do herself. After much research, and experimenting, the rest as they say, is history!
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