The Pour Plan
Plan it. Pour it. Learn from it.
Turn your resin ideas into a plan—and your finished pours into a record you can learn from.
The Pour Plan is a practical workbench companion with 21 two-page project records to organize your materials, molds, colors, and techniques, then capture your results and next steps.
Created by LeannePhoenix
Choose Your Copy
Order a signed copy directly from LeannePhoenix, or shop the paperback on Amazon.
Inside The Pour Plan
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Plan Your Pour
Organize your project goal, materials, molds, colors, and techniques. Use the “Before I Pour” checklist to prepare before mixing.
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Record Your Results
Capture what worked, what surprised you, and what you would change next time across 21 two-page project records.
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Build Your Creative Reference
Keep your project records together, with an index and notes pages to help you revisit past pours and plan future creations.
Your Workbench Companion
A place for every pour—from first idea to finished piece.
Keep The Pour Plan beside your workbench to organize your materials, check your preparations, and capture the details of each project.
Each two-page project record gives you space to plan before mixing and reflect after demolding. Note your favorite combinations, unexpected results, and what you’ll try differently next time.
With 21 project records, an index, and notes pages, you’ll build a useful reference for your own creative process.
Meet the Maker Behind The Pour Plan
Hi, I’m LeannePhoenix, the artist behind The Green Phoenix and author of The Magic in the Pour.
I created The Pour Plan to give resin makers a practical place to organize ideas, prepare for projects, and remember what happened along the way.
My approach is simple: plan with intention, leave room for discovery, and learn from every pour.
Use this workbook on its own or alongside The Magic in the Pour as you explore your own creative process.
Ready to plan your next pour?
Choose a signed copy of The Pour Plan directly from LeannePhoenix, or order the paperback on Amazon.
From My Worktable to Yours
Resin taught me that creativity doesn't always follow the plan.
Sometimes the unexpected swirl, unusual color combination, accidental texture, or completely wild idea becomes the best part of the piece.
So open the book. Clear a little space on your worktable. And see where your next pour takes you.
Welcome to The Green Phoenix.
— LeannePhoenix