Baby Breath Dry Flower Box (Red)

Add a delicate, romantic touch to your resin creations with these Red Baby Breath Dry Flowers. Carefully dried and preserved to retain their natural shape and vivid red colour, these tiny blooms are perfect for embedding in epoxy resin, UV resin, and casting projects. Each box contains a generous quantity of dried gypsophila sprigs, ready to use straight from the box.

Whether you are making resin jewellery, coasters, bookmarks, trays, or decorative frames, baby breath flowers add an elegant botanical detail that sets handmade pieces apart. The compact, airy structure of gypsophila sits beautifully inside clear or tinted resin without trapping excess air bubbles, making it a favourite among Indian resin artists and small craft businesses.

• Vibrant red colour that stays true even after encasing in clear epoxy or UV resin
• Natural dried gypsophila — lightweight and thin, ideal for shallow molds and jewellery pieces
• Works with UV resin, 2-part epoxy resin, and casting resin for a wide range of projects
• Pre-dried and ready to embed — no additional drying or pressing needed
• Suits resin jewellery, coasters, bookmarks, photo frames, trays, and decorative panels
• Packaged in a box to protect the delicate blooms from crushing during storage and shipping
• Sourced and sold by Shrebhavi — a trusted craft supplies store in India

How to Use

Pour a base layer of resin into your mold and allow it to reach a slightly tacky stage. Place the baby breath flowers in your desired arrangement using tweezers, then pour the next layer of resin to fully encase the blooms. For UV resin projects, cure each thin layer separately under a UV lamp before adding the next. Seal all layers fully to preserve colour and prevent moisture from reaching the dried flowers over time.

Safety Tips

Always work with resin in a well-ventilated space and wear nitrile gloves to protect your skin. Dried flowers are for decorative and craft use only — keep out of reach of children. Store unused flowers in the box with the lid closed, away from humidity and direct sunlight, to maintain their shape and colour.