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functionality to resin: pale garden

my idea is to add further functionality to the new resin block from the latest bedrock preview snapshot. i mean further functionality than just building a creaking heart (although that feature is pretty cool). my idea is that putting a resin block in a brewing stand with bottles allows you to make liquid resin which you can then dye, and make into new window panes, and forging molds to customize weapons possibly? resin is a very useful substance for molding in real life, and i would like to see how mojang adapts that.

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    The beauty of Minecraft is (in my humble opinion) the balance of practical purposes and visual purposes. Every aspect of Minecraft should be filled with this balance. For example take the trial chambers for example, it supplies us with both cool visual building blocks, lots of tuff bricks, lots of different kinds of already waxed copper. And it also give us things with a practical purpose, wind charges, emeralds, weapons, armor, and the new mace. It's a perfect balance.

    Mining provides you with visual building blocks like stone and deepslate, diorite, granite, and copper. And for a practical purpose it offers ores like coal, iron, gold, redstone, lapis lazuli, and diamond. Its a perfect balance.

    Then there's blocks and items that serve both, these ones are the best because it offers an even more complete balance. Wood is a good example, you need tons of wood for any common build, and you need tons of wood for weapons and all sorts of other practical crafts. Its a perfect balance.

    I could go on but that's of point, as of right now the Pale Gardens have lots of visual rewards; white wood, resin, pale moss, and eyeblossoms. But it carries no practical reward other than wood. As a biome with more danger than others, it needs some practical gain.