Mix Amazing Clear Cast Epoxy. Measure out equal parts of part A and part B. Stir for 2-3 minutes. The mixture will be cloudy at first, and then turn clear. Then stir an additional 2 minutes. I only mixed up 20 mL total to make these 5 guitar picks. They don't need much resin.
Pour small amounts of resin into other cups to add mica powder and alcohol ink and mix until incorporated.
The fun part is to mix and match everything! You can see I did a couple with clear resin and dried flowers, and a couple got gold flakes added. The others were colored with Color Creator mica powders and alcohol inks.
Try to not overfill the molds, but if it happens we'll fix it later. A heat gun can help remove bubbles, but don't get it too close to the resin because the force of air can push the resin out of the shallow molds.
Let cure about 10 hours, then check on them. Remove from the molds when they are no longer sticky or tacky, but still have a bit of flexibility.
Use a blade to carefully remove any edges of overfill if necessary. This is easier to do when the resin is not yet fully cured. Let resin fully harden for another 24 hours before proceeding to the next step.
The edges of the guitar picks may still be a bit rough or uneven, but a nail file smoothes them right out.
Add shine back to resin