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Preserving flowers in epoxy resin creates lasting keepsakes and stunning decorative pieces. Choosing the right resin is key to retaining the natural beauty and detail of each bloom.
What Makes a Resin Suitable for Flowers?
The ideal epoxy resin for embedding flowers offers high clarity, a glossy finish, and a viscosity that prevents the petals and stems from shifting or floating. Ultra-high viscosity resins, such as Art Pro Deluxe, are favoured for their ability to encapsulate flowers with precision, minimising movement during the curing process. These resins help preserve the fine structure and definition of delicate botanicals.
Mixing and Pouring Tips for Best Results
When preserving flowers, always use thoroughly dried blooms to reduce the risk of moisture clouding the resin. Mix the resin and hardener carefully to avoid introducing excess air bubbles. Pour in thin layers, allowing each to partially cure, so flowers remain stable and clear within the resin. For beginners, a kit like the Evershine Collection jewellery set offers a straightforward 1:1 mix ratio and useful accessories for resin flower projects.
When This Matters
Choosing the right epoxy resin is essential when you want your preserved flowers to retain vivid colours and intricate detail—whether for jewellery, keepsakes, or decorative art. The proper resin prevents warping, yellowing, and loss of definition, resulting in truly eye-catching designs.
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