I Spy Game Resin Trinket Serving Tray DIY

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9 May, 2022

This I spy game resin serving tray filled with miniatures and trinkets is a fun DIY and would make a great gift! Fill the tray with little things from the junk drawer or little heirlooms that sit in a jewelry box collecting dust. With a thick layer of glossy resin, the trinkets stay in place and offer a smooth surface for using the tray for serving or a coffee table catch all.

I spy game bowl serving resin trinkets!

This resin spy toy tray is miniature and full of jewelry - it will be fun at home and give a great gift! Fill the drawer with small items from the trash or small scraps from the jewelry box that collect dust.

With a thick layer of glossy resin, the ornaments stay in place and provide a smooth surface for use on a tray or coffee table. And great conversation!

How to complete your spy game? Keys, bones, stationery, nuts / bolts, screws, rivets, glass stoppers, broken jewelry, amulets, tools, stones, crystals, buttons, small toys, beads, etc. ! Are you spying on my resin jewelry box?

Equations required for I Spy TRAY:

EasyCast Resin
A bag of jewelry, miniatures, toys and souvenirs
Hot glue gun
Mixing cups, moving sticks, disposable gloves
Serving bowl

Make an I spy game resin trinket serving tray

Step 1: Glue

Use a hot glue gun to glue each gem to the bottom of the tray.

Continue to fill in the blanks with small pieces. The bones were the longest on my plate, and I used lots of resin to cover all the parts ... so plan accordingly and choose straight objects.

At that point, my little piece ran out ... so I gave up. There is more space, so fill as much as you like.

Step 2: Resin

Now mix 8 ounces of two-step resin as per package instructions. Mix 1 part resin and 1 part hardener and mix for 2 whole minutes.

Then pour the resin into the bowl of the second mixture and stir the resin for another minute using a new stick. This mixing process is very important for the resin to harden properly.

Then pour the resin mixture on the surface of the ceiling. The resin is self-leveling, so it will wrap around the tray and fill cracks, holes and small spots in the decor.

So start with just 8 ounces of resin to give yourself time to fill in the blanks.

After 20 minutes, use a heat gun or small oven to release the bubbles.

Then cover the tray overnight. This will prevent the paint from falling on dust, feathers and even flies. Of course it would be fun to add flies to this spy dish, hahaha.

To allow the resin to harden overnight, stir it and add another 8 ounces of resin to the pan. Each cup filled with resin makes it heavier, so don’t forget it. Continue this process by adding resin and leave overnight until a smooth finish.

Then stick a label on what the kids see when they look at the candy box. This is a great handmade gift!