Nutcracker is poured and sitting level while it sets. Getting the decorations where I wanted them took a little patience.
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Resin Christmas Tree Night Light DIY Kit, 2026 New Holiday Craft Gift, Glowing Christmas Tree with Mold, Lights and Charms
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 20 reviews.
Just opened the gingerbread house kit! I laid everything out to check the contents. Excited to try it this weekend.
Finished pouring the gingerbread house this afternoon. There are some bubbles I couldn’t get out. Curious to see how it looks once it’s ready.
Here’s my snowman before switching the lights on. A few bubbles and uneven bits, but I like that it looks handmade.
Took my nutcracker out of the mold today. The decorations aren’t perfectly straight, but I’m pretty happy with my first try.
Unpacked the Christmas tree kit on my kitchen table. The little decorations are cute, and having everything together makes it feel less overwhelming.
Switched my snowman on after dinner. The bubbles are still there, but I like how it looks lit up on the kitchen counter.
Tested the gingerbread house lights on my desk this morning. A few details came out crooked, but finishing it myself was satisfying.
Finally unpacked my snowman kit after dinner. There are quite a few tiny pieces, so I put everything on the table before starting.
My tree is in the mold waiting to cure. A few decorations moved when I poured, but I’m leaving it alone now!
Had to try my tree with the bedroom lights turned down. The decorations look different when it’s glowing. Glad I went with this design.
My gingerbread house is finished, lights still off here. I’d space a few decorations differently next time, but this was a fun project.
Took my finished tree outside to see it in daylight. You can spot some tiny bubbles up close. Still pleased with how it turned out.
Tried the angel lights at dusk. The warm glow shows off the glitter nicely. It’s staying on the little table beside my chair.
Finished Santa tonight. Mine looks a little different from the box, which I expected. Glad I took my time placing the small pieces.
Picked the angel design for a quiet evening project. The little dove and gold decorations are my favorite parts so far.
Leaving my angel in the mold overnight. I probably added a little too much glitter in one spot. First attempt, so I’m learning.
Put the finished nutcracker on our entry table. Happy with the warm lights, and I found a spot to tuck the battery pack behind it.
Santa is poured! My craft table is a mess, but arranging all the little Christmas pieces was a nice way to spend the afternoon.
My Santa kit arrived today. The mold and supplies look good, although I’ll definitely be keeping the instructions beside me.