ArtResin's blog is here to support resin artists and crafters at every stage, from first pours to more advanced projects. It's a place to find answers and practical tips you can use in your work.
As we step into 2026, we're looking back at the top 10 most-visited blogs on our website from the past year. These were the articles that helped solve common resin challenges, spark new ideas and build confidence while working with resin!
Whether you stop by occasionally or follow along regularly, we want to thank you for spending time with us here on our blog page. Your interest encourages us to keep sharing helpful, artist-led content.
Let's get into our most popular posts of the year!
1: How To Fix Sticky Resin
Sticky resin can be frustrating, but it doesn't mean your project is ruined. In this post, we break down the most common reasons why resin doesn't cure properly, share practical ways to fix it, and offer simple tips to help prevent the problem next time. Whether you're dealing with wet, liquid resin or just a few tacky spots, you'll find clear solutions here.
2: The 20 Best Resin Crafts To Make Using Resin
3: How Do Beginners Use Resin?
New to resin? The guide breaks down the basics so you can started with clarity and confidence. It covers the essential supplies, beginner friendly techniques, along with practical tips to help your first projects go smoothly. 
Download our free e-book, How To Use ArtResin.
4: How To Clean Up Epoxy Resin
A tidy and organized workspace makes working with resin easier! This article walks through the best ways to clean up both fresh and fully cured resin, along with proper disposal tips to help keep your tools and work area in good shape.
Learn the do's and don't of removing resin from skin in our blog How To Clean Resin From Your Hands.
5: How To Sand Epoxy Resin
Sanding cured resin might feel intimidating, but it’s a key step in refining your work and correcting surface imperfections. This blog walks through the whole process, from protective gear and sandpaper grits to preparing a surface for additional layers or achieving a matte finish.
6: Resin Art For Beginners
If you're new to resin, this guide is a great place to start .It explains the basics of epoxy resin, how to handle it safely, and what tools and colorants you'll need. You'll get practical tips for keeping bubbles at bay and a list of 10 simple projects to try your hand at!
7: How To Color Clear Epoxy Resin
Looking to add a little color into your epoxy resin? This article covers the top colorants to use (and the ones to avoid) for bright, even results. You'll also find some practical tips on mixing and applying colorants for that perfect look!
Download our free color mixing guide to create your own custom color blends.
8: How To Get A Thick Layer Of Resin
Want to get a thicker layer of resin? This blog walks you through 3 effective methods to do just that. Whether you're adding a second coat to correct a mistake, you're filling a mold, or simply prefer the look of a thicker pour, you'll find practical tips to help you get smooth, professional looking results every time.
Our blog Tips To Prevent Resin Bubbles has lots of great advice on how to stop - and fix - those pesky air bubbles.
9: Resin Art Materials & Supplies
10: 6 Causes of Cloudy Resin
Cloudy resin can be frustrating, but it's usually easy to prevent once you know how. In this article, we explore 6 common reasons why resin can turn cloudy and share simple solutions to prevent it from happening next time. Perfect for beginnners or for those who have been working with resin for years.
Bare spots, voids, fisheyes, divots ... 5 reasons why your resin didn't take in our blog Why Are There Bare Spots In My Cured Resin?
Thanks for checking out our most popular blogs of 2025!
As you get ready to create in 2026, we'd love to hear what topics you'd like us to cover next. Whether you're facing a tricky resin challenge or looking for ideas for a new project, we're here to help.
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