Learn a new skill the easy way, one clear step at a time.

Resin looks simple until you try it. Measure a little off, mix a little short or pour in a cold room, and you end up with tacky surfaces, trapped bubbles or cloudy finishes. Epoxy Resin Crafts for Beginners explains why these problems happen and shows you exactly how to prevent them.

You begin with the foundations: preparing your workspace, the safety equipment you need, ventilation, resin types, mixing ratios and the stages of curing. Then you put it into practice with projects that grow with your skills.

What you'll learn to make

• Coasters, keychains and simple castings
• Jewelry and wearable pieces
• Home décor and decorative trays
• Wood-and-resin combinations
• Wall art and sculptural pieces

Techniques covered

• Working with pigments, glitter, dried flowers and decorative inserts
• Preventing and fixing bubbles, sticky surfaces and uneven finishes
• Customizing every project so it looks like yours
• Pricing, photographing and selling your creations

Perfect for

Have you always wanted to create beautiful resin art but felt unsure about the materials, the mixing, the safety precautions or the techniques? This practical, full-color guide takes you from your first resin pour to polished, professional-looking crafts made at home.

You don't need previous resin experience, expensive equipment or advanced artistic skills. Each stage is explained in simple language, with step-by-step visual instructions and exclusive video tutorials.

What you can create

• Resin jewelry
• Coasters and ocean resin platters
• Bookmarks and keychains
• Wall art and decorative pieces
• Personalized gifts
• Crafts with flowers, glitter, foil, pigments and other embedded decorations

Inside the guide

• Step-by-step projects created specifically for beginners
• Working with pigments, glitter, dried flowers, foil and embedded objects
• Common resin mistakes and how to avoid them
• Finishing, sanding and polishing techniques
• Ways to reduce material waste and improve every project

Perfect for

You already know how to pour a stunning coaster, cast a flawless tumbler, or finish a piece to a professional standard. But there's a frustrating gap between making beautiful resin art and actually getting paid fairly for it. Most resin artists fall into that gap because nobody ever taught them the business side of their craft.

Make Money with Resin Art closes that gap, step by step.

This isn't a technique book. It's a complete, practical business guide built specifically for resin sellers. It answers the questions generic "how to start a business" books never touch:

• What does a resin piece actually cost to make once you count your time?
• Why do so many talented makers stay stuck at break-even?
• How do you price a custom memorial piece?
• Is a craft fair even worth the table fee?

Bonus materials included

• Pricing & Costing Worksheet Templates
• A full Resource Guide
• A 20-Question FAQ

Perfect for

You have ideas for things you'd love to build: a shelf, a planter, a small table. But where do you start? What tools do you actually need? And why do so many guides assume you already know what you're doing?

Woodworking Projects for Beginners was written for exactly this moment. It isn't a coffee-table book full of intimidating blueprints. It's a practical guide that walks you through each build with plain-language, step-by-step instructions.

Inside the book

• Step-by-step instructions that break even complex builds into manageable stages
• Tool tutorials covering what each tool does and how to use it safely
• A diverse range of project plans, from beginner-friendly weekend builds to more ambitious furniture pieces
• Encouragement and guidance for the common worries beginners face

Perfect for

Everyone tells a new dad to "support your partner" and "get involved." Very few people explain what that actually looks like at 2 a.m., with a crying baby, an exhausted household, and no clear idea of what needs doing first.

Most preparation for a new baby focuses on gear. Very little of it prepares a father for the daily reality of caring for a newborn while the household reorganizes around that care. If you're not the one feeding the baby, it's easy to feel there's nothing for you to do. Without a plan, the work drifts toward whoever has more experience, one person ends up tracking everything, and resentment can build while you're both running on very little sleep.

This hands-on guide turns vague advice into specific, learnable tasks you can take ownership of, from the first hours at home through week thirteen and beyond. You'll carry a real share of newborn care and household work without waiting to be asked.

How the book works

• Eight focused chapters follow the early months in order
• Each part makes sense on its own, so you can jump to what you need tonight
• Realistic examples show how things play out in real homes
• Every chapter lists common mistakes and how to avoid them
• Ready-to-use tools, including conversation scripts and weekly planning templates

Perfect for

Many toddlers learn to pee in the potty quickly, then get stuck on pooping. They ask for a diaper, hide, or hold it in. Mommy! No Pooping is an illustrated story written for exactly this stage.

Bobby doesn't want to poop on the potty. He'd much rather use his diaper. Instead of pressure or shame, his mom helps him understand what his body is telling him and builds his confidence one small step at a time. With his teddy bear Bobo for comfort, Bobby gives the potty a try. It doesn't work the first time, and that's okay. With practice, he gets there.

What your child will take away

• Learning to poop on the potty can take practice
• How to recognize the feeling that it's time to go
• How to approach the toilet calmly
• That trying again after a miss is part of learning

Perfect for toddlers who