Custom Resin Keepsakes for Your Precious Memories

Preserving items like umbilical cords, baby nails, or pet fur requires a delicate, layered approach to ensure the piece remains crystal clear and bubble-free. I use premium, UV-resistant epoxy resin combined with details like fire pit glass, opal chips, and pearls to give the final frame a sophisticated finish. Because this is a manual, slow-curing process, it takes patience to achieve that glass-like quality, but the result is a beautiful, tangible piece of your history.

Some memories are too fleeting to keep in a box. My goal is to turn those delicate, physical items into art you can touch and see every day.

Why Choose Resin Preservation?

Resin is incredibly durable and moisture-proof, making it an ideal medium for encapsulating organic materials. Unlike traditional frames where items might fade or collect dust, my sealed resin frames protect your mementos from yellowing and degradation. Whether it's a 18x20 inch teakwood floating frame for a baby’s first suit or a smaller keepsake block for pet fur, the items are permanently suspended, keeping them safe for years to come.

The Keepsake Process

Every project is different. When you share your baby's footprints, ultrasound pictures, hospital tags, or a pet's collar, I carefully arrange them to tell a story. I often use embellishments like:

• Opal chips and crushed fire pit glass: These add depth and catch the light beautifully.
• Dried hydrangeas and pearls: These soften the look and add a classic, elegant touch.
• Gold vinyl text: To include names, dates, or personal messages.

I handle every item you send with extreme care, knowing it cannot be replaced. The process involves multiple pours, allowing each layer to cure completely before adding the next. This prevents the resin from heating up too much, which is vital when working with sensitive items like photographs or fabrics. If you are looking for a unique way to celebrate a newborn, a maternity shoot, or a beloved pet, let's chat about the specific elements you want to capture.