Top 5 Tips you should know for casting flowers in RESIN

Here my tips for casting flowers into epoxy resin.

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[thecomorbiditycurator]

I have watched approximately 85726262942 videos about this and this is the first one that discusses WHY to pour a little at a time and how to prevent extra bubbles and flower bleaching. I've never done this before and wasn't planning on doing it myself. My dad passed away 10 days ago and the funeral service was a week ago. I want to preserve the flowers and none of the 14 florists in town do that service anymore. The closest place in my state is a 7hr drive grom me and tskes 2 days to ship things to. I was afraid they'd crumble and be destroyed on the way there. So here I am trying this myself. Probably better this way anyway because my dad loved my creative side and encouraged me to create all the time.

[lindacondray]

Great Video. I recently discovered a trick to reduce flowers turning translucent. I’ve found that some varieties are just more likely to have this happen than others. Hibiscus, white dogwoods (amazingly not pink ones) and day lilies are all prone to going translucent. Spray the dried flowers, front and back, with spray sealant and let that dry first. Treat them like you would paper items going in.

Another tip for preventing bubbles coming from the flowers. For ones like sunflowers, with dense large centers, soak them first with resin. Let that resin cure, THEN place them in your resin project. I also use UV resin to set and strengthen fragile flowers by treating them with a quick set UV resin then placing them in the arrangement. Use a good quality UV resin so it doesn’t yellow, or only place the resin where it won’t be seen if it does yellow but the surrounding resin stays clear.

Have fun and thanks for your videos!

[thesown]

You are the queen of all things resin, thanks for making this video!!

[sharolfowler]

It is so cool to see crafts I did years ago, coming back. Love them

[Dinamazing]

Oh my God, these are the tips that i've been looking for. Thank you for making this video. I've been wondering why some of my flower petals are changing color and some of the rest are still in the perfect color. And now i got the answer of it. Thank youuuu so much

[daniellapollifrone]

Planning to DIY my own wedding bouquet in resin and this was the most informative video on what I need to know and the materials. Thank you!

[coloradomodernart]

Great info. I’m a newbie at this technique. Anxious to try it out. Thank you.

[jodybledsoe]

Thanks, so much for sharing. I kept looking out my window for the crows.

[vanessas]

Excellent tips about the layers and heating! Thank you 🙏🇬🇧 THAT CROW ALSO AGREES 🤣 You did well there. Excellent video

[Pandarling]

My flowers always float on the top so it does'nt come out as I wanted it to be making me waste many resins so i'll start layering resing from now on thank you for your tips♥️

[kaminigodbole]

Very informative details shared thank you.

[lauragrandstaff]

I just had to order things so I can dry them out first. Thank you for posting this video. I’m new at this and don’t want to mess up my projects.

[lilyghazali]

Thank you! Perfect timing for me as a newbie

[pamcullen]

I saw somewhere on Utube where they dried the silica on a paper plate in the microwave, much quicker and cheaper than an oven 🦆💕

[TiffinyKendallPhotog]

First video on how to cast flowers n last! Great tips! ❤

[cscaife]

I’m love this tutorial!! I found you totally by accident and am so glad I did.

[rakshajesrani]

So many of my questions answered. Thank you so much!

[mandijones]

Great video. I'm a beginner. My father-in-law passed away 1 month ago and most of the flowers dried beautifully. I want to make jewelry with the petals and a little filler flowers, like baby's breath. I've made jewelry for years but I don't have any experience with flowers in resin. I've always worked with semi precious gemstones. Thank you for the tips. I will be using UV resin. I'm definitely going to test the flowers out first.

[vicky]

Gosh awesome thanks for sharing! ☺️💕 I'm a newbie to resin... Loving it!

[alexandrakrause]

Great video! Yes, please make more videos on all things for working with flowers in resin 😍