Use Mod Melts to create these fabulous and glittery gem rings. Make them for holidays, parties, dressing up . . . they are easy enough for even a kid to do!
Hi there! Holly here from Club Crafted again declaring my love for Mod Melts, especially when used in combination with my favorite silicone gem mold.
The two together were the perfect pair for making Mold Melts gem rings that are extra-large, colorful and even glittery.
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I realize these gem rings might not be your everyday style, but I gave several to my niece after I made them, and she absolutely loved them!
She didn’t want to take the blue one off. You can use them for holidays, parties, or any celebration! Plus, they’re extremely easy to make.
Make Gem Rings
Gather These Supplies
- Silicone 3D gem mold
- Mod Melts & Mod Melter
- Ring blanks
- Paint
- Paint brushes
- Glitter
Step 1: Heat up the Mod Melter and load desired color of Mod Melts glue. Slowly use the gun to fill a gem mold with layers of Mod Melts glue. Go slowly so that the glue fills each crevice all the way to the top of the mold, and repeat.
Tip: I find that tapping the mold on the countertop after filling a couple layers helps the glue settle to that every crevice is filled.
Step 2: Once the glue has dried and cooled to the touch, carefully remove it from the mold. It should remove easily.
Step 3: Use the Mod Melter to attach the ring blanks to the flat bottom of the gems.
Step 4: Then paint them as desired! I used a combination of paint and glitter to make the gem rings sparkle. In this case, I painted one layer of color and quickly sprinkled the glitter right on top.
They should dry quickly, and they’re ready to use! You can certainly do this with any silicone mold, and the Mod Melts hold up very well and feel lightweight, so it’s perfect for making rings and similar jewelry.
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