Valentine's Day Love Coasters made with Resin and 3D Printed Inserts

[@rebeccawatson561]

Wow! What a neat craft! It's amazing what you can do with a 3-D printer. I love the coasters! Thanks for sharing :)

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Thank you 🤗

[@Sustainmycrafthabit]

Such a fun project. Now I really want a 3D printer LOL. Thank you so much for sharing! -Jane

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

You are so welcome!

[@ChasCrazyCreations]

Oh my gosh they're so very cute!

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

thank you.

[@kippiathome7885]

GROOVY Love resin coasters I will be asking my sweet daughter to make me some! LOVE them.

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Have fun!

[@justthatperfectpiece]

love love love that project !!

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Thanks so much. :)

[@decoratemorewithtip3900]

I have never tried this so I look forward in watching your tutorial.

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Hope you enjoy

[@FirstDayofHome]

This is SO cool! I've never done 3-D printing, and I have resin that I've been planning to use for crafting. Can't wait to see your tutorial.

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

Go for it!

[@oliviaohern6599]

I'm very curious about what you use to 3D print. Interested in how it didn't melt when exposed to the curing resin. I love the maker community combining art with tech!

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

I used my Silhouette Alta and standard pla filament. The resin in the coaster was thin enough it did not heat up enough to damage the print.

[@SimpleNatureDecor]

Wow so unique! I wonder if I can use my Cricut to cut them out!

[@Salmonde_At_Home]

You can... just be sure that if you use paper or anything that is not waterproof you have it very well sealed with mod podge or something so it will not soak up the resin.