Halloween Craft Moth Resin Suncatcher Kit - Mondo Llama™

Each box comes with different colors, mine were all very similar to each other. There’s *just* enough resin, so be careful!

This was fun, but several things to know. You need to use at least 4 drops of color to get the color to show up when it dries, especially "tan" (looks yellow). Stick something white underneath your moth so you can tell. Dont fill the sections too full because if the resin touches the black stuff on the moth, the black will leech into your resin. The four colors that come with it are teal, green, (these two look very similar), tan, and brown, so I'm not sure how they got the red in the images.

After pouring bottle A and B back and forth per the instructions and mixing the solution for five minutes, I got a smooth consistency to mix my dyes in. I chose a green theme and love the results!

Didn’t follow the directions closely so mine turned out with more of a antiqued look which I don’t hate.

The dyes bottles are not numbered as listed in the instructions. That might throw some people off if they aren't paying close attention. You can obviously deviate and place colors however you desire but the recommended color placements by number does not match the image on the box, so your final product will not be the same. The teal and green colors look identital. Either you need to add more or less dye for each color to tell a clear difference, or do what I did and just use a different colored dye you have leftover from other projects or use mica powder. I personally chose to add a burgundy color. Lastly, the instructions also leave two blank spots that were not numbered. So...be creative and with that what you will.