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The Resin Art Starter Guide gives you the exact step-by-step to start from scratch, avoid beginner mistakes, and create beautiful pieces from home — without wasting money on the wrong supplies.
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What to get, where to find it, and how much to spend — without wasting money on things you don't need yet
The correct process from the start — no bubbles, no curing errors, no ruined pieces
How to use colors, flowers, glitter and textures to create unique pieces with a professional look
The exact errors that make most beginners give up, and the simple fixes that change everything
Visual walkthroughs of the key techniques — so you can watch the process, not just read about it
Epoxy resin has one of the best cost-to-value ratios in the handmade craft world. Here's what the numbers look like in practice:
Keychains are just the beginning. Trays, wall art, jewelry, and personalized pieces have even higher margins. Learning the right technique is what separates those who actually sell from those who just try.
She started with zero experience, learned epoxy resin from scratch, and built a business around it. Today she has helped more than 3,000 students across Brazil create their first resin pieces — and has sold a single art piece for over $3,500.
These pieces were made by real students — beginners who started from scratch, just like you.
"I had never touched epoxy resin before. I followed the guide step by step and made my first keychain on day 4. By the end of the week I had already sold three of them to coworkers. I honestly didn't expect it to be this simple."
"I had tried watching YouTube tutorials for weeks and kept messing up the mixing ratios. This guide finally explained it in a way that actually made sense. My pieces came out perfectly on the first real attempt."
"Started as a weekend hobby and now I've opened a small Etsy shop. I'm not quitting my day job yet, but the extra income from resin pieces has already covered the cost of the guide many times over."
If within 7 days you feel the guide was not right for you, just send us a message and we will refund every cent. No questions, no forms, no hassle. The risk is entirely ours — not yours.
No. The guide was designed specifically for complete beginners. Resin art is about technique and process — not artistic talent. Anyone can follow the steps and create beautiful results.
A basic starter kit typically costs between $20 and $50 depending on where you are. The guide walks you through exactly what to buy first, so you don't waste money on unnecessary items.
No. You can start on a regular table at home. The first pieces don't require any special setup — just good ventilation and the basic resin kit described in the guide.
Most students create their first piece within 3 to 5 days of following the guide. The guarantee is 7 days — but in practice it usually happens faster.
No. Once you purchase, access is yours forever. You can go through the material at your own pace, as many times as you want.
Yes — and many students start selling within their first few weeks, through Etsy, local markets, or simply by selling to people around them. It depends on how much time you put in, but the material cost vs. selling price ratio is one of the best in handmade crafts.
For less than a dinner out, you get the complete guide + bonus video lessons — and everything you need to start right.
More than 80% of DULI's 3,000+ students are moms who started from zero — during naptime, after bedtime, or on Sunday mornings with coffee. No babysitter required. No studio. No experience.
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"I've taught moms with newborns, moms with teenagers, moms who hadn't done anything creative in years. The guide is designed to fit around your life — not the other way around." — Eduarda Pimenta, DULI
Most moms who want to try resin art never start — not because they can't do it, but because they don't know where to begin, they're afraid of wasting money on the wrong materials, and they can't afford to spend 3 hours watching YouTube tutorials hoping something sticks.
The Resin Art Starter Guide was built specifically for this — a step-by-step method that works in short sessions from your kitchen table, tells you exactly what to buy so you don't waste money, and gets you to your first finished piece in 7 days or less.
No wasted money on things you won't use. Buy what you need for your first 10 pieces and nothing more.
Each module is short and actionable — designed to fit into the windows of time real moms actually have.
How to create colors, effects, and finishes that make your pieces look like they cost $80 — not $5.
The exact errors that make most first-timers give up, and the simple fixes that change everything.
Visual walkthroughs of the key techniques — watch the process so you're never guessing what to do next.
You don't have to sell anything. But if you ever want to, resin art has one of the best material-to-selling-price ratios in handmade crafts.
Many students start gifting pieces to family and friends — and within weeks, those same people are asking to buy them. The selling part happens naturally. The guide just makes sure you start right.
"I started with zero experience and built everything from scratch. Today I've helped more than 3,000 students across Brazil create their first resin pieces — and more than 80% of them are moms just like you. If they could do it, you can too."
These pieces were made by real students — beginners who started from scratch, just like you.
"I have two kids under 5 and I never thought I'd have time for anything creative. I started doing resin during naptime and made my first keychain in 4 days. By the end of the month I had made pieces for everyone in my family."
"I tried YouTube for weeks and gave up twice. This guide is different — it's short, clear, and designed for someone with limited time. I made my first tray on a Sunday morning while the kids watched cartoons."
"I wasn't looking to sell anything — I just wanted something that was mine. Three months later I have a small Etsy shop and my pieces are paying for the kids' activities. It started as 30 minutes of me-time and turned into something real."
If within 7 days you feel the guide was not right for you, just send us a message and we will refund every cent. No questions, no forms, no hassle. The risk is entirely ours — not yours.
No. The guide was designed for complete beginners. Resin art is about technique and process — not artistic talent.
30 minutes is enough to make meaningful progress. The first pour takes about 20–30 minutes of active work. Resin cures on its own — you don't need to watch it.
A basic starter kit costs between $20 and $50. The guide tells you exactly what to buy first so you don't waste money on anything unnecessary.
No. A regular table at home works fine. You just need good ventilation — an open window is enough for most projects.
Yes — and many moms discover this naturally. You start creating for fun, people ask to buy your pieces, and it grows from there. The guide gives you the foundation to make that happen if you want it to.
No. Once you purchase, access is yours forever at your own pace.
For less than a dinner out, you get the complete guide + bonus video lessons. Start during naptime. Finish by the weekend.
The handmade market hit $718 billion — and it's still growing. Epoxy resin is one of the highest-margin crafts in it. A keychain that costs $0.50 in materials sells for $8–15. A tray that costs $4 sells for $45–80. The math is simple. The method is what most people are missing.
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DoorDash, Uber, retail shifts, surveys — they all have one thing in common: you trade time for the smallest possible return. The handmade market works differently. You create once, sell repeatedly, and the margin is yours.
Market data sourced from Etsy Annual Reports and Craft Industry Alliance market research.
These are real market prices — verifiable on Etsy right now. The question is not whether the margin exists. The question is whether you have the right method to create pieces that people actually want to buy.
Most beginners who try resin art give up in the first two weeks — not because the market is saturated, and not because they lack talent. They give up because they:
The Resin Art Starter Guide eliminates all four of these problems. It tells you exactly what to buy, how to mix correctly, gives you a clear sequence from day 1 to day 7, and shows you the techniques that make pieces look worth paying for.
The first sales almost always come from people already around you — before any platform or audience is involved.
Avoid the $40–60 beginner mistake. Buy only what you need for your first 10 pieces and nothing more.
The exact ratios, timing, and technique that produce properly cured, sellable pieces every time.
How to use pigments, flowers, and gold leaf to create pieces that look worth $45 — not $5.
Which piece types have the strongest demand and highest margins — so you create with a purpose from the start.
Visual walkthroughs of key techniques — so you see exactly how it's done before you pour a single drop.
She started with zero experience, learned epoxy resin from scratch, and built a business around it. Today she has helped more than 3,000 students across Brazil create their first resin pieces — and has sold a single art piece for over $3,500.
These pieces were made by real students who started from zero. Many are now selling through Etsy, local markets, and personal networks.
"I had tried three other craft side hustles and none of them worked. Resin was different. I made my first keychain on day 4, posted it on Facebook Marketplace, and sold it the same day. It's been 6 weeks and I've already covered my startup costs."
"I opened my Etsy shop on week 2. My first sale came within 4 days of listing. I'm not replacing my income yet but I'm working toward it — and I actually enjoy every hour I put into this, which was never the case with any side gig I tried before."
"The guide paid for itself on my third piece. I sold two trays to coworkers before I even finished reading it. The margin on resin is unlike anything I've seen — and I've tried a lot of things to earn extra."
If within 7 days you feel the guide was not right for you, just send us a message and we will refund every cent. No questions, no forms, no hassle. The risk is entirely ours — not yours.
No. The guide was designed for complete beginners. The techniques that produce sellable pieces are learnable by anyone — no artistic background required.
A basic starter kit costs between $20 and $50. The guide tells you exactly what to buy so you don't waste money. Your first few pieces will more than cover that investment if you choose to sell them.
Many students sell their first pieces to people around them — coworkers, neighbors, family — before they even finish the guide. The timeline depends on how much time you put in, but the first sale typically comes faster than expected.
Etsy, Facebook Marketplace, local craft fairs, Instagram, and personal networks are the most common channels. The guide covers which niches have the strongest demand so you know what to create for each channel.
No. With 96 million active buyers on Etsy alone and 127% year-over-year market growth, demand is significantly outpacing supply. The key is creating pieces with clear visual appeal and the right technique — which is exactly what the guide teaches.
No. Once you purchase, access is yours forever. Go through it at your own pace.
For less than a craft store run, you get the complete method — what to buy, how to mix, what to make, and how to create pieces worth selling. Starting today.
