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Clear Resin Flower Art

Use Mod Podge Resin to create a scene of beautiful pressed flowers. This is an easy floral project perfect for someone who loves nature. Freeze your favorite blooms in time with this unique resin DIY.

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At a Glance:

Project #15831 Skill Level: Advanced
supplies

Plaid Supplies

Mod Podge ® Resin - 8 oz. - 25263

Number Needed: 1 $19.99
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Other Supplies

  • Respirator
  • Torch
  • Gloves
  • Disposable cups
  • Craft sticks
  • 9” x 12” silicone mold
  • Dried flowers
  • Tweezers

instructions

  1. Mix Mod Podge Resin as recommended below.
  2. Pour a thin layer of Mod Podge Resin into the silicone mold.
  3. Arrange dried flowers in the resin using tweezers. It is okay if the flowers are not submerged in the resin.
  4. Allow the resin to set for 1 hour.
  5. After an hour, make sure none of the flowers have floated or moved around. If they have, the resin should still be liquid enough to gently return the flowers to their original positions.
  6. Gently pour a larger layer of resin into the silicone mold. At this point, the flowers should be completely submerged.
  7. Allow the resin to cure fully before de-molding.

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Related FAQs

Can a Mod Podge Resin project be decorated with paint?
Can I apply Mod Podge Resin in layers, and how long should I wait between applying each layer?
Can I use a mold when working with Mod Podge Resin? And what types of molds work best?
How can I thin out the resin mixture?
How do I mix Mod Podge Resin?
resources

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Getting Started with Mod Podge Resin

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How to Mix Resin

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Using Acrylic Paint with Resin

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Mod Podge Resin Info Sheet

Mod Podge Resin Info Sheet

Download this PDF document to learn more about Mod Podge Resin.

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Related FAQs

Once Mod Podge Resin has been completely cured, it can be decorated or embellished with paint, markers, ink, and more. Once decorated, it is recommended that the surface be protected by pouring a thin top coat of clear Mod Podge Resin over the decorated surface.
Yes, Mod Podge Resin can be applied to a surface in layers. The second layer can be applied once the first layer has set. This could be one to two hours, depending upon the humidity level and temperature in the room.
Mod Podge Resin works best with all types of molds. Some molds like a silicone mold will not require a mold release agent, while other types of molds made of plastic polypropylene or polyethylene sheet plastic will require a mold release agent

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