Resin flowers

It can definitely feel like a huge jump and commitment to get started, but it can be so fulfilling and amazing to create something from scratch. I am here to help you figure it out with this guide on resin for beginners.

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Hi readers! Today, I will address a question that I see from time to time. People want to know if you can put fresh flowers in resin. My answer is no. You

Learn how to preserve flowers in resin and create a unique keepsake that will brighten up your home decor! Follow our beginner friendly step by step photo and video tutorials, and read below for helpful tips about working with resin. Did you know that you can add dried flowers to epoxy resin to preserve their colour and beauty permanently? Use flowers from a special occasion, like a wedding or graduation, and create a physical memory of the event. The results are SO PRETTY! This post…

Learn how to dry flowers in a microwave. Quick and easy. Great for including dried flowers in your resin crafts and jewelry.

Wildflower and resin unique freestanding home decor, gift for her, June birthday gift for nature lovers, English garden resin preservation This is beautiful English country garden scene made from real flowers, leaves, shells and twigs, set in resin and displayed on a wooden stand. These are hand made to order so they may vary slightly as each flower and leaf is different ! If you are looking for a gift for a keen gardener or nature lover then look no further. This piece will transport…

Seal your flowers and leaves before putting them in resin to prevent them from becoming translucent. Here are 3 methods to choose from.

Resin Artist | Joanne Kophs on Instagram: "First step! SAVE & SHARE! 🌸This is a repost with a BONUS! I am answering my most asked questions from you about pouring blooms! 🌸 ⭐️⭐️MOST ASKED QUESTIONS⭐️⭐️ ❓How long do I let my first layer of resin sit before I pipe my details? The resin should be around 35-40c. For me that takes around 10ish minutes depending on room temperature. I have an infrared thermometer (link in bio) to measure the temperature of my resin. Experiment with pouring…