Uploaded January 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
This is a collab video of me showing you how to make this soot sprite charm from the movie Spirited Away. A BIG thanks to NerdECrafter for inviting me to join this collab! I had a lot of fun making this video. Please check out NerdECrafter's video here: youtu.be/NzHG77YnhGM
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Resin is considered a hazardous material and needs absolute proper care when handling it. It is NOT intended for children. Please ALWAYS use resin with proper precautions including wearing proper PPEs (glove, mask, respirator etc) AND working in a well ventilated space. I recommend getting a hold of the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) info that every resin company has available to the public (by law). This has all the info about the resin you are using including the precautions you need to take and first aid care.
SUPPLIES I USED AND WHERE YOU CAN FIND THEM:
*Silicone mold: crafterzdelights.com/collections/291192-resin-molds/products/1853866-silicone-mold-w-variety-of-shapes
*2 part epoxy resin: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com
*Black resin pigment: amazon.com/Castin-Craft-Opaque-Pigment-Oz/dp/B001DCPQ76
*Acrylic paints: Tamiya paints from ebay.com
*Dotting tool: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com
*Konpeito beads: etsy.com/shop/JstuffSale (update: looks like they sold out, so you can use colorful star shaped beads as a substitute.)
*Plastic chains: delishbeads.com
*Findings: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com
This is a collab video of me showing you how to make this soot sprite charm from the movie Spirited Away. A BIG thanks to NerdECrafter for inviting me to join this collab! I had a lot of fun making this video. Please check out NerdECrafter's video here: youtu.be/NzHG77YnhGM
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Resin is considered a hazardous material and needs absolute proper care when handling it. It is NOT intended for children. Please ALWAYS use resin with proper precautions including wearing proper PPEs (glove, mask, respirator etc) AND working in a well ventilated space. I recommend getting a hold of the SDS (Safety Data Sheet) info that every resin company has available to the public (by law). This has all the info about the resin you are using including the precautions you need to take and first aid care.
SUPPLIES I USED AND WHERE YOU CAN FIND THEM:
*Silicone mold: crafterzdelights.com/collections/291192-resin-molds/products/1853866-silicone-mold-w-variety-of-shapes
*2 part epoxy resin: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com
*Black resin pigment: amazon.com/Castin-Craft-Opaque-Pigment-Oz/dp/B001DCPQ76
*Acrylic paints: Tamiya paints from ebay.com
*Dotting tool: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com
*Konpeito beads: etsy.com/shop/JstuffSale (update: looks like they sold out, so you can use colorful star shaped beads as a substitute.)
*Plastic chains: delishbeads.com
*Findings: Local craft stores, ebay.com, amazon.com, etsy.com










