Resin Art & Epoxy Hats

Resin art is a hobby measured in waiting. Most resins need up to 72 hours to cure before demolding, and bubbles can keep forming for up to 60 minutes after curing starts, which is why a torch sits beside the mold. Wood is one of the biggest bubble sources in epoxy projects, so epoxy river tables are a frequent bubble site, and one forum builder offers the defense: they have never seen an actual river without bubbles. These resin art hats are for the people who pour coasters, geodes, preserved flowers and river tables. The badges name the craft. The sentence designs carry the bench-side commandments: mix slow, pour slower, treat bubbles as a personal failing, and keep your hands off a piece that is still curing. RESIN IS MY THERAPY already sells as a hat title elsewhere, and it earns a second colorway here, as does the cure-time warning. This page covers resin and epoxy specifically. It is distinct from Funny Woodworking, which shares the river-table builders, and from Cricut Crafter, which shares the craft-room buyer; neither has resin, epoxy, bubbles or cure times. Every design is custom embroidered on an unstructured dad hat. Choose one for the pour station, or give one to the friend whose coasters are still curing.