Fresh flowers in resin

Can you put fresh flowers in resin? Learn what to do if using fresh flowers with resin.

Preserving flowers with two-part epoxy resin is a somewhat messy, but not difficult, procedure that produces striking results. Choose flowers that have tightly petaled blossoms, such as roses, chrysanthemums, tuberoses, gardenias, asters, carnations, marigolds or tulips, for best results.

Learn how to make an epoxy resin floral preservation in 10 simple steps! Using Superclear deep pour epoxy, you can create a crystal clear...

3 ideas for sealing your dried flowers so they don't become transparent in resin. If you seal the flowers first, the resin CAN'T get into the petals. I wish I knew about this BEFORE I put my flowers in resin and they wouldn't have turned ugly and see-through. I am definitely doing this the next time I want to put my flowers in resin.

Flowers always brighten everyone's mood, and these coasters made with pressed flowers will definitely add some cheer to your table — even before the drinks are served.

Want cool crafts? Make stuff using dried flowers and resin. It's easy. This guide shows you how to make resin jewelry, like earrings and necklaces. Plus, you can learn to make cute coasters and bookmarks. These projects are fun for gifts. Or, start a business. You can sell your flower and resin art at craft fairs or online. Start creating awesome flower and resin art today!

Discover just how practical (and beautiful) epoxy countertops can be. Along the way, learn everything you need to know, plus how to make one yourself!

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.

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.