Resin Christmas Ornaments — Resin Build Plan No. 19, PDF Plan with Layout Diagram, Cut List & Costs

Build the classic keepsake make: a set of four Christmas ornaments — disc, snowflake, tree, and star — sealing farm botanicals in clear resin: cedar, pine, juniper, and pressed flowers. This 5-page PDF plan (Build Plan No. 19 in the Fox Feather Farms winter series) makes the set of four 3–4 in shapes at 1/4 in thick, poured in thin layers at 120–140 ml of resin total so the inclusions stay clear. Inside: a layout diagram of the flagship set, a cut list, a full materials list with per-line costs in Canadian dollars (about $15 typical per set), the tools required, finishes and cure times, and a 6-step build summary. The botanical rule is stated up front: flowers and greenery must be bone dry and sealed with a thin coat first, or they bubble, brown, and rot inside the pour. Builder's notes cover batch pouring (a 16 fl oz kit pours roughly three sets), storing cured sets dark and flat, and adding a name or year in gold vinyl under a thin dome coat to turn a decoration into a keepsake. About 45–60 minutes of active work per set plus a 48–72 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 4-shape silicone ornament mold set (disc, snowflake, tree, star), 1:1 casting epoxy (120–140 ml per set), bone-dry botanicals, mica/glitter/gold flake, and velvet ribbon or twine for hangers. A printer if you want the plan on paper.