Dried Flowers for Resin Art

Bring real botanical beauty into your resin creations with natural dried flowers for resin art from BloomyBliss.

From delicate flower heads and tiny petals to colorful botanical pieces, dried flowers can add texture, color and a natural character to resin jewelry, coasters, trays, bookmarks, keychains, phone covers and other creative projects.

At BloomyBliss, our journey with dried flowers began on our own farm. What started as an experiment to preserve our first flower harvest during COVID gradually became one of our most loved collections. Today, we carefully dry and preserve flowers so makers, artists and craft lovers can bring a little piece of nature into their creations.

Explore our collection of dried flowers for resin, resin art flowers and natural dried botanicals and find the right flowers for your next project.

Why Use Dried Flowers in Resin Art?

Resin allows you to preserve flowers in creative and decorative forms.

Natural dried flowers can add:

• Natural color and texture
• Botanical details
• Depth and dimension
• Unique patterns
• A handmade character
• A connection to nature

Every flower is slightly different, which means your finished resin piece can have its own character.

Whether you are making your first resin project or creating products professionally, experimenting with different flower shapes, colors and sizes can help you create something truly individual.

Our Dried Flower Journey

The story of our dried flowers started at BloomyBliss Farm.

When we began our farm, we experimented with different flowers to understand what would grow well in our land. We planted different varieties, observed their growth and learned from every season.

Then our first flower crop was ready.

But COVID-19 arrived.

With restrictions affecting movement and markets, we couldn’t sell or use our fresh harvest in the way we had planned.

We didn’t want the flowers we had grown with so much effort to go to waste.

So we started experimenting with drying them.

We learned how different flowers behaved during drying, which varieties retained their shape and color better, and how they could be used after preservation.

That is how the BloomyBliss dried flower journey began.

Over time, we discovered that these flowers could become beautiful materials for crafts, décor, gifting and especially resin art.

Dried Flowers for Different Resin Projects

Different resin projects require different types of flowers. Small petals may work beautifully in delicate jewelry, while larger flowers can become the focal point of a coaster or decorative piece.

Resin Jewelry

Use small flowers and delicate petals to create:

• Pendants
• Earrings
• Rings
• Bracelets
• Charms
• Brooches

Small botanical pieces can work especially well when you want the flower to remain visible without overwhelming the design.

Resin Coasters

Create botanical coasters using a combination of flowers, petals, leaves and other natural elements.

Experiment with different compositions to create every coaster as an individual piece.

Resin Trays

Larger dried flowers and botanical arrangements can create beautiful decorative patterns inside resin trays.

Bookmarks

Pressed and flat dried flowers can be particularly suitable for botanical resin bookmarks.

Keychains

Small flower heads and petals can add a natural detail to resin keychains.

Phone Covers

Create botanical-inspired phone covers by arranging small dried flowers and petals before encapsulating them in resin.

Decorative Resin Art

Use dried flowers as part of wall art, tabletop pieces, ornaments and other creative projects.

Types of Dried Flowers for Resin Art

Small Dried Flowers

Small flowers are useful when working with limited spaces such as jewelry, keychains and small resin molds.

Dried Flower Petals

Petals provide flexibility because you can arrange them individually to create patterns, borders and abstract compositions.

Dried Flower Heads

Whole flower heads can become the focal point of larger resin projects.

Pressed Dried Flowers

Flat flowers can be useful for projects where you want a thinner botanical layer.

Dried Leaves & Botanicals

Leaves and other botanical materials can be combined with flowers to create more natural compositions.

How to Choose Dried Flowers for Resin

Before choosing flowers, consider the size and depth of your resin mold.

For Small Resin Jewelry

Choose:

• Small flowers
• Tiny petals
• Small leaves
• Fine botanical pieces

For Coasters & Trays

You can experiment with:

• Larger flowers
• Flower heads
• Petals
• Leaves
• Grasses
• Mixed botanicals

For Flat Resin Art

Pressed flowers and flatter botanical materials can be particularly useful.

For Layered Resin Designs

Use different sizes and shapes to create visual depth between resin layers.

How to Use Dried Flowers in Resin

Creating resin art with dried flowers requires patience and careful preparation.

1. Select Your Flowers

Choose flowers that are completely dry and suitable for your project.

2. Plan Your Arrangement

Before adding resin, place your flowers on the mold or on a clean surface and experiment with the composition.

Think about:

• Color
• Size
• Position
• Balance
• Negative space

3. Prepare Your Resin

Follow the instructions provided by your resin manufacturer and use the appropriate safety equipment and ventilation for the product you are working with.

4. Add Your First Resin Layer

Pour the required amount of resin into your mold.

5. Position the Flowers

Carefully place your dried flowers into the resin using tweezers or another suitable tool.

6. Create Additional Layers

For deeper designs, you can work in layers, allowing each layer to cure according to the resin manufacturer’s instructions.

7. Allow the Piece to Cure

Give the resin adequate curing time before removing the finished piece from the mold.

Tips for Better Dried Flower Resin Art

Plan Before Pouring

Arrange your flowers first. It is much easier to change the design before the resin is added.

Use Different Sizes

Combining tiny petals with larger flowers can create depth and visual interest.

Don’t Overcrowd the Design

Sometimes a few carefully positioned flowers look better than filling the entire piece.

Experiment With Negative Space

Clear resin around the flowers can make the botanical elements stand out.

Handle Flowers Gently

Dried flowers can be delicate. Use care when moving them.

Keep Flowers Dry

Moisture can interfere with resin projects, so ensure your botanical materials are properly dried before use.

Dried Flowers for Resin Jewelry

Small natural flowers can transform simple resin jewelry into botanical keepsakes.

You can experiment with different combinations for:

• Earrings
• Pendants
• Rings
• Bracelets
• Hair accessories
• Charms

Try combining flowers with leaves, tiny petals or other botanical elements to create your own style.

Dried Flowers for Resin Craft Businesses

If you create resin products commercially, having a selection of different flower varieties can give you more creative possibilities.

You can create different collections around:

• Colors
• Seasons
• Flower varieties
• Minimal designs
• Botanical themes
• Wedding collections
• Personalized gifts

For larger creative projects and business requirements, explore our bulk and wholesale dried flowers.

Are All Dried Flowers Suitable for Resin?

Not necessarily.

Different flowers have different structures, moisture levels, thicknesses and natural characteristics.

Before using a particular flower in a large project, test a small piece first.

This allows you to see how the flower behaves with your chosen resin and whether its appearance works for your desired design.

If you are creating products for customers, testing your materials before production is especially important.

How to Store Dried Flowers for Resin

Keep your unused dried flowers:

• In a dry environment
• Away from humidity
• Away from direct sunlight
• Protected from crushing
• In suitable airtight or protective packaging where appropriate

Handle delicate flowers carefully so they retain their shape until you are ready to use them.

Dried Flowers for Resin Art vs Artificial Flowers

Artificial flowers can provide consistent shapes and colors, but natural dried flowers bring something different.

Natural flowers have:

• Individual shapes
• Natural color variation
• Real botanical texture
• Organic imperfections
• A genuine connection to nature

For artists who want their resin creations to feel natural and handmade, these small differences can become part of the finished artwork.

Create Something That Nature Started

Resin can preserve a moment.

A flower that once grew in a field can become part of a piece of jewelry, a coaster, a bookmark or a piece of art.

That’s what makes botanical resin art special.

You aren’t simply adding decoration.

You’re combining craftsmanship with something that was once alive and growing in nature.

At BloomyBliss, our dried flowers carry that story from our farm into your creative work.

FAQ

What are the best dried flowers for resin art?

Small dried flowers, flower heads, petals, pressed flowers and other completely dried botanical materials can be used for resin art. The best choice depends on your mold, project size and design.

Can I use dried flowers in epoxy resin?

Yes. Dried flowers can be incorporated into epoxy resin projects. Always ensure the flowers are properly dried and follow the instructions and safety requirements of your chosen resin.

Can I use fresh flowers in resin?

Fresh flowers generally contain moisture, which can create problems in resin projects. Properly dried flowers are generally a better choice for preservation projects.

What dried flowers are good for resin jewelry?

Small flowers, tiny flower heads and individual petals are often useful for resin jewelry because they can fit into small molds.

Can I use dried flower petals in resin?

Yes. Dried petals can be arranged individually to create patterns, backgrounds and decorative designs.

Can I use pressed flowers in resin?

Yes. Pressed flowers can be incorporated into many flat or shallow resin projects, including bookmarks, jewelry and decorative art.

How do I keep dried flowers from floating in resin?

Careful placement and working in layers can help position botanical pieces. The exact technique depends on the resin and mold being used.

Do dried flowers change color in resin?

Natural flowers can change in appearance depending on the flower, drying method, resin and exposure to light. Testing a small piece before a larger project is recommended.

Can I buy dried flowers for resin in bulk?

Yes. BloomyBliss offers dried botanical materials that can be explored for creative and larger-volume projects.

Shop Dried Flowers for Resin Art

Ready to bring real botanical beauty into your next resin project?

Explore our collection of natural dried flowers for resin art, including flower heads, petals and other botanical materials for creative projects.

Whether you’re making resin jewelry for yourself, creating handmade gifts or developing products for your craft business, discover flowers that can help bring your ideas to life.

From BloomyBliss Farm to Your Resin Art

Every dried flower has a story.

Ours began with our farm.

We experimented with flowers.

We grew our first crop.

COVID changed our plans.

We started drying the harvest.

And that unexpected experiment became the beginning of BloomyBliss Dried Flowers.

Now those flowers can continue their journey—from our farm to your hands, and from your hands into something completely new.

BloomyBliss — Bringing Nature Into Your Creativity.