[Jewelry making - Article 00308] - [Orchid] Plique a'jour effect using resin/epoxy

[hepstergrl]

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    Hello all: I'm in a quandry and hoping someone can help. 

    I'm currently working with resin and epoxy as a "filler". (Filling
    hollow shapes, bezel cups, pretty much anything I can get my hands
    on.) And i've come across some flat plastic shapes with different
    sized holes punched out of it. What i'd love to do is achieve a
    plique a'jour effect using transparent-colored resin/epoxy on these
    pieces. 

    How would I go about doing so? What would I put underneath that
    wouldn't adhere to the resin? I haven't practiced with anything yet
    because I don't have many pieces to spare. Any words of wisdom,
    folks? 

thanks in advance...
emily


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