HI Everyone, Just a quick little video to share with you how I package and ship my resin art along with the small extra details I like to include in my art shipment and the "special" paper I learned I needed! As always, if you have any questions feel free to drop them in the comments below and don't forget to hit that subscribe and notification bell so you will get reminded when my next art tutorial launches! Happy Creating!
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SUPPLIES USED IN THIS VIDEO
Glassine Protective Wrapping Paper,
Brown Craft Paper,
Microfiber Cleaning Cloth,
Wax Seal Beads Kit,
Wax Holder Warmer,
Wax Seal Engraved Stamp,
Jute Twine,
Foam Wrap,
Bubble box cushions, Recycled from packages ;)
Frame Corner Protectors, (not used in video, but I have for larger pieces)
Tape Gun,
Certificate Of Authenticity, Note Cards & Business Cards were all made on Vista Print.
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