Miniature Tadpoles in a Jar - 1:12 Dolls House Scale Tadpoles in Epoxy Resin

Pour the Second Layer of Resin and Add More Tadpoles to the Dolls House Jar

Jars of Pond Water are Just One of the Many Uses for Epoxy Resin

Lesley Shepherd

When the first layer of resin has set, (this may take overnight in a dust free area) follow the same directions for preparing a second pour of resin to finish off your miniature tadpole jar. If you noticed bubbles in the first pour, leave the second pour to sit (exhale on the bubbles once in a while) until most of the bubbles are gone, before you carefully drip the resin into the dolls house scale jar.

This time fill the jar to just below the top rim, leave the resin to begin to thicken, and add your second layer of tadpoles. They will sink into the resin. If you notice your second layer of tadpoles are floating, not sinking, use tweezers or a toothpick to position the tadpoles below the rim of the jar.

Set the tadpole jar aside in a dust free area to allow the resin to harden.

• Introduction to Making a Miniature Jar Full of Tadpoles in Dolls House Scale
• Materials for a Miniature Jar of Tadpoles in Dolls House Scale
• Make Miniature Tadpoles from Polymer Clay In Dolls House Scale
• Illustration of a Tadpole
• Pour the First Layer of Epoxy Resin for Pond Water
• Add the First Layer of Tadpoles to the Dolls House Miniature Jar
• Pour the Second Layer of Resin and Add More Tadpoles to the Dolls House Jar