DIY resin "CREEPYCUTERIE" serving board - Perfect for your Halloween party!
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What this video covers
This tutorial walks viewers through creating a Halloween-themed charcuterie board — dubbed a 'creepycuterie' board — by embedding plastic insects into poured resin inside a silicone mold. The finished piece doubles as a functional serving board and a conversation-starting party centerpiece. The project requires minimal materials and is accessible to crafters with little or no prior resin experience.
Key takeaways
- ◆Plastic insects are embedded directly into clear resin for a creepy, encased effect
- ◆A silicone mold shapes the board and makes demolding straightforward
- ◆Deep pour resin allows thick casting in a single pour
- ◆The finished board is both a decorative prop and a usable party serving piece
- ◆Low material count makes this an approachable beginner resin project
Who this is for
Halloween party hosts and DIY crafters looking for a striking, easy-to-make table centerpiece that doubles as a spooky serving board.
Tools mentioned
- • silicone resin mold
Materials mentioned
- • deep pour resin
- • plastic flies
- • silicone mold
⚠ Safety notes
Deep pour resins produce heat during curing and may emit fumes — work in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves and eye protection.
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