How to Dry and Preserve Flowers in Epoxy Resin | Step by Step Tutorial

💐It has been two years since we last posted the video of how to dry flowers. This time we prepared more detailed steps and instructions, and also fully presented the process of using epoxy resin to preserve the flowers we dried. Hope you enjoy this video, if so, don't forget to give us a thumb and comment, and subscribe to our channel!!🥰

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[xuptljf]

This is the most detailed and great method I've seen on YouTube.
Thank you very much.

[albertquintero]

I loved this video and I really need your help with floating large items in epoxy…My wife has passed and I I want to create a large glasslike epoxy piece with her personal and most favorite belongings inside of it to like some of her favorite things inside of it like her perfume bottles, some of her high end makeup, her quite large designer hand bag, her sunglasses and several pictures. I feel this would be the perfect way to preserve her items and honor my best friend and my wife and I know you are the only person in the whole world that can help me make this a reality…PLEASE HELP ME Honor Her In The BEST Way I Know She Would Love!!!

[juliespin]

This video is what inspired me to work with flowers ❤

[KirstenLeafromItaly]

That is beautiful! I am currently working on a square memorial like that with roses from my dad’s funeral and a pyramid from my grandma’s. I have silica now but I didn’t when I dried those flowers. Did the traditional and hung them upside down until they were dry. They still maintained their color, mostly. I use the blue silica that changes to pink when they are spent. And I am also using Let’s Resin brand resin. It’s my favorite. I used it to dip the flowers in to seal them. They look like candied roses now. 😂 thanks for the tips in this video! ❤❤❤

[MileyonDisney]

Hello. A few months ago, I won some Let's Resin resin in your giveaway. I've been using your silicone kit for making molds for a long time, but never tried your resin. I was amazed at how good it is. For bubble-free results, I usually use a 3:1 resin. But your 1:1 resin is incredibly bubble-free! I've tried many different brands, and had a few that I used more than others, but once I tried Let's Resin, I haven't been using anything else. The difference is CRAZY! Thanks again for hipping me to your resin. Oh - and your preserved flowers project is beautiful!

[thecraftywitch]

Lovely.
Resin is so expensive i dont think this is a hobby i could keep up with.

[aishaasif]

Thank you so so much for a detailed video, , means a lot, I was so confused about using flowers before but your video helped alot, , thanks a million 🌺

[Imatechie]

Love this! i wish I would have watched this before I dried my daughters flowers from her funeral. :/ They did not hold their color or shape well. This is beautiful!

[Aangel]

Fabulous tutorial and such a beautiful piece!

[fayetowlson-mann]

With roses I hold one in my hand, pour silica over the top and shake it to get the gel between the petals. If the centre is too tight you can remove the petals with tweezers

[lindaeastment]

Hi, WOW absolutely beautiful thank you for sharing 👍❤️

[avakangarloo]

It was very good as it didn't need heat.

[mpbcsvo]

Thanks a ton, so detail n amazing work.

[xyjdkej]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing. God Bless

[maguffintop]

Beautiful flower selection - really well done!

[lisacapers]

Just beautiful, breathe taking. ❤❤❤😊 Lisa

[jeffreyroberts]

That’s incredible! Must cost a fortune in refine though, but the flowers look fantastic 👍🇬🇧

[ujuo]

Beautiful work. Can you reuse the silica gel?

[cindykowalyk]

Thank you for sharing this great tutorial. I have watched quite a few of your tutorials. In one of them you used something to mix the resin together. Where do you purchase the plastic ( looks like a beater) mixer that mixes the resin?

[mariyammahir]

How many ml of resin and hardener did u use? For this cube?