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Very carefully! I use a scalpel blade to carve in the design, then just carefully rub indian ink into it. The main problem with working with resin is you have to be very very careful and get the excess off before it dries, there are only so many times you can rub a spot with acetone to get the ink off before the colour and resin come off the claw as well D: It's pretty fun and no where near as expensive, plus you have a large surface to work on. I got my claws from Skulls Unlimited for around $15 each (excluding postage) but the quality of them makes it worthwhile 
Thank you! I used a scalpel blade to carve in the designs for these. The resin is soft enough that it carves easily, though you can also use sharp tools like scalpels for real claws as well
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