bqueen creative exchange

Have you tried Flexicast yet?I used it for the first time the other day and it's a sensational material.It sets bendy, like rubber, and can be poured into your Pinkysil moulds to create all sorts of amazing shapes:  bangles, rings, bowls, ...

A sneak peak at the new bowls.I made these ones using bqueen resin, BJB pigments and our new bowl moulds.  A fantastic wood turner called Gab made the original for us, then we made into a mould.  You could do the same using sculpting clay ...

Sneak peak at the new bowls!

So you want to make some resin jewellery, home wares or embed objects and don’t know which materials to use… here’s a guide to resins to help you choose the right one.   Bqueen:  for jewellery Bqueen resin is the easiest ...

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These are some examples of homewares that were sculpted out of clay, a mould was then made, and a translucent red pigment was added to bqueen resin for the casting process. I love them!

A common question when teaching a resin workshop is “do you think Dinosaur Designs are expensive?” and my answer to this is, “I think they are spot on for all the work that goes into them”.   Now before you gasp in horror, stay ...

Welcome to bqueen's new website... a place to share, learn and help contribute to the art of creativity.The site provides a space for creative people to blog, share videos and photos and see what others are up to.  Invite your friends, form ...