Resin Jewellery Dish / Trinket Tray — Resin Build Plan No. 14, PDF Plan with Layout Diagram, Pour List & Costs

Build the smallest, fastest piece in the resin line: a shallow oval trinket dish that lands on every dresser, nightstand, and entry table — rings, earrings, keys, coins. This 5-page PDF plan (Build Plan No. 14 in the Fox Feather Farms winter series) makes the oval 7 x 3.75 in (18 x 9.5 cm) dish at about 150 ml of resin per dish, and a smaller round 4.5 in ring dish pours from the same session. Inside: a layout diagram (top and side views, with the floor-thickness warning — thin dishes flex), a cut/pour list, a full materials list with per-line costs in Canadian dollars (about $15 typical per dish, with the Canadian gallon epoxy pricing checked), the tools required, finishes and cure times, and a 6-step build summary. The signature version casts real pressed flowers in clear resin; colourways, gold flake, and casting initials or a date are covered in the builder's notes, and one mix pours 4–6 dishes in a session. The care-card honesty is in the plan too: a trinket dish is for jewellery, keys, and dry trinkets — not unwrapped food, unless the resin is certified food-safe. About 45–60 minutes of active work per dish plus a 72-hour full cure. Personal use only — print and use as often as you like for yourself or as gifts; please don't redistribute the files or resell them.

What you need: A silicone oval trinket tray mold (18 x 9.5 cm) plus a round ring-dish mold for the variant, 1:1 casting/art epoxy, pressed flowers, mica/glitter and gold flake, mixing gear and nitrile gloves. A printer if you want the plan on paper.