How to put dried flowers in resin

Learn how to preserve flowers in resin with this easy DIY guide. Follow step-by-step instructions and watch the video tutorial to create stunning keepsakes!

Learn how to preserve flowers in resin with our beginner friendly tutorial! Use flowers and resin to create a beautiful paperweight keepsake.

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

How to Cast Flowers in Epoxy Resin - DIY Resin Rose Paperweight!: The only bad (or sad) thing about giving or receiving freshly cut flowers is that they just don't last! This Instructable covers all the information you'll need to begin drying and casting flowers in resin. The processes and techniques are demonstra…

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.

If you've got questions about putting flowers in resin, then read this before you do anything. You'll find answers to many of the common questions such as whether you can use fresh flowers in resin, how to keep wedding flowers fresh as long as possible, and how to keep the flower colours vibrant.

If you've got some special flowers that you'd like to set in resin but you don't know where to start, then check out these FAQs about drying them and the methods that work best to preserve colour.

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

Techniques to Embed Flowers in Resin: Who wouldn't like to carry a piece of spring around during the whole year? But how to do that?Resin is a great way to preserve different things. So it is the first choice for embedding flowers. But of course there are different techniques to get the…

Learn 4 ways to dry flowers and preserve their colour, ready for embedding in resin. These techniques use silica gel and a microwave for fast drying and to preserve their colours.