RESIN COLOURS

Creating resin keepsakes involves a delicate layering process that takes between 48 and 72 hours from start to finish. The beauty of resin lies in its ability to achieve an array of stunning colors. Through extensive experimentation, I have developed a unique palette of 14 beautiful colors, all crafted exclusively for Forget-Me-Not-Keepsakes.

This list is not exhaustive. While these pre-blended colors are ready to go, I can easily achieve lighter or darker hues if you prefer. This is perfect for those who want to replicate a specific color.

To see more examples of the pieces that I have created already, take a look on the Forget-Me-Not Keepsake social media pages!

GLASS COLOURS ARE AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE

Orange represents spontaneity, generosity, optimism eagerness and boldness.

Orange represents spontaneity, generosity, optimism eagerness and boldness.

Yellow is a color associated with sun. It symbolizes optimism, energy, joy, happiness and friendship.

Yellow is a color associated with sun. It symbolizes optimism, energy, joy, happiness and friendship.

Red symbolizes energy, passion, strength, courage, physical activity, creativity, warmth, and security.

Red symbolizes energy, passion, strength, courage, physical activity, creativity, warmth, and security.

Brown is the color of the earth and represents practicality, material success, concentration and study.

Brown is the color of the earth and represents practicality, material success, concentration and study.

Pink represents unconditional love, love requiring nothing in return. It is also the color of friendship and conviviality.

Pink represents unconditional love, love requiring nothing in return. It is also the color of friendship and conviviality.

Purple symbolizes royalty, nobility, luxury, power and ambition. A person that loves purple is a person that is quick-witted, wise, brave and spiritual.

Purple symbolizes royalty, nobility, luxury, power and ambition. A person that loves purple is a person that is quick-witted, wise, brave and spiritual.

This shade of blue represents both the sky and the sea and is associated with open spaces, freedom, intuition, imagination, inspiration, and sensitivity. Sea blue also represents meanings of depth, trust, loyalty, sincerity, wisdom, confidence, stabi

This shade of blue represents both the sky and the sea and is associated with open spaces, freedom, intuition, imagination, inspiration, and sensitivity. Sea blue also represents meanings of depth, trust, loyalty, sincerity, wisdom, confidence, stability, faith, and intelligence.

Glass blue represents sincerity, wisdom, confidence, faith, stability and intelligence.

Glass blue represents sincerity, wisdom, confidence, faith, stability and intelligence.

The color teal is often associated with healing, protection, and calmness. In many spiritual traditions, teal is seen as a color of balance and harmony. It is also a color that is often used in healing rituals and ceremonies.

The color teal is often associated with healing, protection, and calmness. In many spiritual traditions, teal is seen as a color of balance and harmony. It is also a color that is often used in healing rituals and ceremonies.

White is actually the most colorful of colors since it contains all colors in the spectrum within it. It represents purity, rebirth/renewal, innocence, knowledge, power, trust and spiritual awakening.

White is actually the most colorful of colors since it contains all colors in the spectrum within it. It represents purity, rebirth/renewal, innocence, knowledge, power, trust and spiritual awakening.

Allthough colourful things are very beautiful, colours are optional. You can opt for a more organic option when adding items to your basket, just select colour ‘other’ and specify ’no colour’.

Allthough colourful things are very beautiful, colours are optional. You can opt for a more organic option when adding items to your basket, just select colour ‘other’ and specify ’no colour’.

GLASS COLOURS

Creating Glass keepsakes involves a similar layering process toresin, however the materials used are more high end, expencive and fiddily. Once a colour (or colours, if you’re extra creative) has been chosen, the ashes are mixed with a ‘frit’. Frit is a very fine type of glass used to make jewellery and is heated to approx 900 degrees celcius in a kiln for several hours, once melted and fused with the ashes it takes a further 7 hours for the kiln to reach room temperature; This process takes a very very long time and has to be done over several days. I have created a very long list of colours that you can choose from, whilst most is in stock there may be an odd occasion where I will have to order it in especially - this will be at no additional cost to yourselves its just a little longer to wait!

Please note, keepsakes that include infusing ashes into glass will be invoiced individually and not available to purchase direct on the website.

Color chart displaying various shades of stained glass, categorized by color names and codes, including opalescent and transparent options.

Choosing a colour and/or navagating this page can be a little confusing, if you need help please contact me

“Colour is a power which directly influences the soul..”

— Wassily Kandinsky