Mod Podge Wood Surfaces Resin Pouring Plaque, River

This unpainted wood resin puring surface is great and allows you to be creative as much as you can! My daughters and I decided to use it to paint with acrylic paint so that they could also be involved in it and have some fun with it too. It has the river cut in to made more definition and texture to the wood surface and best of all ready for any creative ideas we want to put into our river decoration. We decided to hang this in our hallway to display our little masterpiece and my girls love looking at it!

I loved playing with this! I filled the "river" with resin and crushed glass then painted the sides. Itnqas fun but you do need to tape the sides before you pour your resin. I recommend for people who have played with resin before. This was a several day project

I had 5 coasters to practice with my first time working with resin, and I highly recommend this as a starting point. I don't have a lot of free time as a mom of three young kids, but this a good art project if you are wanting to dabble in something new. I mixed up my resin/hardener liquids, (mine took 3 minutes each time) added a couple drops of metallic dye, and poured it in the coasters. It was a fun process, and the fact that the coasters have a cut out with edges made the process easy! I might try to stain these with wood stain to give them a finished effect, but overall I love how simple and enjoyable and relatively simple this process was for a beginner!

I've always wanted to make "resin river" items but didn't want to invest in blocks of wood if I wasn't sure I'd be able to do it well. This is a fun way to play around and learn how to work with resin, especially when you're trying to make river-type art. I love it!

I used this to make a mixed media project with Mod Podge Clear Resin and it looks amazing! I wish I took a picture of it before I gave it as a gift! It was easy to paint. I added chunky glitter and aquarium gravel to the "river" and then filled it with the clear resin. The result is AMAZING!

I'm waiting for other supplies to use these -- they do seem like they'll be very easy to use as there is an edge to the resin basin, so I won't have to worry about clamping anything to them! They're lightweight which I like since the resin will give weight and I don't want anything crazy heavy. Hopefully I'll be able to create something really nice!

This worked well for me as a beginner to resin. I did have some smaller pieces I practiced on first, and after I got the hang of mixing dyes in the resin, I poured into this large river piece. It was disappointing that the river did not have edges on the top and bottom to hold the resin inside. A little of it flowed out, and I will need to cut this off of my project. Overall, it is not a huge deal (as it's just a bit of resin) but something worth noting. I hope to use wood stain to make my project look more finished. I recommend this piece, as I think it would love great with many different decor styles and for a great DIY giftable item!

This unpainted wooden resin pouring surface is awesome It made a great arts and crafts canvas for my little one He had a great time figuring out what he wanted to do with it and what color to use It's good quality frame And holds colors very well. I definitely like the pouring ridge river in the middle of the canvas..options for different possibilities I would recommend this product and will use again.

These would have been more highly rated had the glue that held them together not been so sticky that pulling the coasters apart damaged most of them. I sanded the ones not torn up and they did end up nice coasters, but I only ended up with two completely undamaged/fixed.

I was very unhappy with these coasters. The balsa wood was split and splintered in a few places, and I was unable to remove the sticky dots without damaging the coasters. It ruined my project, because where the sticky dots were stuck the paint or clear coat wouldn't cover. I was unable to give as a gift as planned. Very disappointing