Uploaded April 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After meeting so many talented woodworkers a couple of months ago down in Atlanta, I was intrigued to try my hand at INLAY! I routed a very simple pattern into a leftover cut of plywood and poured in some epoxy resin that I colored with blue mica powder (all linked below). After some sanding, and some experimenting with finish, I have a large tray for the ottoman in our family room.
Links:
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Powder color- amzn.to/2Hn4Um3
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After meeting so many talented woodworkers a couple of months ago down in Atlanta, I was intrigued to try my hand at INLAY! I routed a very simple pattern into a leftover cut of plywood and poured in some epoxy resin that I colored with blue mica powder (all linked below). After some sanding, and some experimenting with finish, I have a large tray for the ottoman in our family room.
Links:
Epoxy- amzn.to/2IHFfUL
Powder color- amzn.to/2Hn4Um3
Join the chaos!
Blog…. atcharlotteshouse.com
Instagram… instagram.com/atcharlotteshouse.com
Pinterest… pinterest.com/atcshouse
Facebook… facebook.com/atcharlotteshouse
Twitter… twitter.com/atcshouse
I have a shop page on Amazon with some of my favorite things:
amazon.com/shop/atcharlotteshouse
Camera: amzn.to/2FCHXts
Mic: amzn.to/2tLn7GQ










