27in1 Pressed Flower

Add natural beauty to your resin projects with this 27-in-1 Pressed Flower set — a curated assortment of real dried and pressed botanicals ready to embed in epoxy resin, UV resin, jewellery, bookmarks, phone cases, and more. Each piece is pre-pressed and dried so you can use them straight from the pack without any additional preparation.

This variety pack gives hobbyists and small craft businesses a wide range of flower types, shapes, and sizes in one purchase — ideal for experimenting with compositions or stocking up for regular resin pours. The thin, flat profile of each bloom ensures smooth embedding with minimal air bubbles and clean resin coverage.

• 27 assorted pressed botanical pieces — variety of flower types, sizes, and natural colours in one pack
• Pre-dried and pressed flat for direct use in UV resin, epoxy resin, and casting projects
• Thin profile embeds cleanly into shallow moulds, bezels, and pendants without lifting or warping
• Suitable for jewellery making, resin bookmarks, coasters, phone cases, and mixed-media crafts
• Real botanicals add an organic, handmade aesthetic that printed or synthetic alternatives cannot replicate
• Compact and easy to store — keeps your craft supplies organised and ready for your next pour
• Great for gifting, personal projects, or building a resin art product line for small businesses

How to Use

Pour a thin base layer of UV or epoxy resin into your mould or bezel and allow it to reach a gel stage. Place the pressed flower face-down onto the base layer, then cover with a final pour of resin. This two-layer method helps prevent the flower from floating and keeps it centred in your finished piece. For best colour retention, seal the botanicals fully and avoid prolonged UV exposure after curing.

Safety Tips

Always work with resin in a well-ventilated area and wear nitrile gloves when handling uncured epoxy or UV resin. Pressed flowers are for craft use only — keep out of reach of children. Store unused flowers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve their colour and shape.