Preserving Flowers In Epoxy Resin - Easy DIY Guide
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
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This is gorgeous! I'm doing this with all of the boquets that my boyfriend has given. I've been drying and preserving flowers from each bouquet to surprise him.
That is a beautiful idea! We would love to see it when you finish.
I just came across your videos! I was needing some help getting the tie dye look with alcohol. Now I’m going through and looking at some more. I’m really enjoying them! Thank you! I appreciate your help!
Absolutely beautiful result!
Un bellissimo lavoro 😊grazie per il video
Very Beautiful! I'm soo excited to try and make this!!! Keep up the great work!
OMG that blue "background" from the tape looked GORGEOUS 😂
Ce que vous avez fait est magnifique !
C'est vraiment très joli. Beau travail.
absolutely stunning I have a client that wants me to do one, she gave me dried roses that she had for weeks im placed them in the oven just to make sure they are dried a little more. first time doing one of these.
stunning 👏👏
Very impressive🤗
"Wow, gonna try this with the flowers from my garden! 🌸"
I love it!
عملك رائع مثلك تابعي بالتوفيق غاليتي❤
Beautiful.
One day I would like to it by myself, thankyou
Be sure to share it if you do! We'd love to see your work. :)
Beautiful
สวยมากๆคร่า
Thanks
impressive😍😍😍😍😍
Thank youuuu
Super 👌
Hi, can I use a basic hairdryer instead of the heat gun? :)
do you usea Pressure Pot or a Vacuum Chamber for the resin?
Can you do ths with silk flowers as well?
Can we use 2:1 ratio for flower preservation?
Thanks for sharing about how many ozs did you use. I use 1:1 ratio
Thank you for your question! We used approx. 35-40 ounces of resin for this project. Be sure to pour the resin in several layers and let cure, not all at once. This helps ensure you get a full cure and the final result turns out beautifully. 🙂
@@ArtNGlowhey mam can we use 2:1 for flower presentation
What size is the mold used for this project? I am wanting to do this with my stepmom's flowers from her funeral and would like to get everything before I start it. Thank you!
If you sand down the tops do you have to do any other steps before pouring again.
I just want to make sure I don’t see the sanded layer of the epoxy.
How did you get your flowers to not move during the process??
Hay quá bạn ơi
What is the size of this mould
Ok so I’m assuming it won’t create More bubbles after you let a layer completely dry then pour another layer of resin on ? And or will it leave like a double layer film on top where you could tell like a line in the middle sorry if I sound confusing🙄🤣🙄, also IF I start making these I’d want to sell them but since resin is expensive would it be wrong to charge between $50 to $80 dollars in that price range ?
And is it ok to use pre dried flowers like you would buy at Joann’s OR Michaels?
Thanks so much🌹🌹
Just make sure to mix your resin properly to avoid bubbles. You can also use a lighter/torch or toothpick to pop any surface bubbles. It's good practice to do a light sanding between layers to avoid "seam" lines - and yes, pre-dried flowers should work just fine! 💙
@@ArtNGlow❤❤Ty So much
What was your wait time between the 7 layers? 2-3 hours, 3-5 hours, 24 hours after 6th or 7th layer? Or is final flood pour the 7th layer?
72 hours after final flood pour to avoid scratches and fully cure.
I want to do my first project using a mold similar in size to yours. Please advise.
HI! You can check out the project guide here: www.artnglow.com/pages/flower-preservation-with-resin
Megan waited approximately 6 hours between pouring each layer. She waited approximately 24 hours before pouring the final topcoat.
What were you mixing? Also where’s all your products from?😊
Also I don’t have a heat gun. Could I just use a hairdryer?
Kay kay saman lagta hai hame bhi banana hai
Hello :) do i have to wait 24 hours each time before pouring the next layer ?
That's correct, for this project Megan let each layer cure for 24 hours. 🙂
If I pour after 24 hours, there are layers of resin visible from the sides. How can I avoid it?
When adding multiple layers, let each one sit for about 6 hours before adding the next. If it's been more than 48 hours, a light sanding with 220 grit sandpaper can smooth out any visible seams.@@floralwings
@ArtNGlow do you sand while it's still in the mold? In my mind, I would be worried I would scrape the resin mold. I have a project coming up and I my anxiety is through the roof as it is my first bigger piece for a memorial and I am petrified I am going to mess it up😭
WARNING!!! ⚠DO NOT DO A FLOOD POUR WITHOUT SANDING YOUR PIECE!!! I did it without sanding after watching this video, and almost destroyed a very beautiful piece!
I think this was just a top coat rather than flood pour idk.
Can I do this with air dried flowers?
How much resin is used to made this .?? Can you plz tell me the quantity
what time we need to use new layers . time between them ?
We recommend giving your resin at least 3 hours to thicken into a gel-state before adding additional layers.
Is it necessary to always sand the surface b4 top coat?
Sanding before adding a top coat is not necessary but it helps A LOT when it comes to removing any small imperfections in your project.
Did you spray paint your flowers after they dried?
No sprays were used in this project - check out the description for a full list of materials and detailed instructions!
Hey
How many days did it take to make this?
This project took Megan approximately 1.5 months from getting and preserving the bouquet, pouring 10 layers of resin, to getting a finished product.
What do I use to preserve the flowers
There are many different ways to dry the flowers. A couple of recommended ways are to let them air dry by hanging you bunch of flowers upside down. Or you can also submerge your flowers in silica gel for a few weeks to remove the moisture.
I loved this video and I really need your help with floating large items in epoxy…My wife has passed and I I want to create a large glasslike epoxy piece with her personal and most favorite belongings inside of it to like some of her favorite things inside of it like her perfume bottles, some of her high end makeup, her quite large designer hand bag, her sunglasses and several pictures. I feel this would be the perfect way to preserve her items and honor my best friend and my wife and I know you are the only person in the whole world that can help me make this a reality…PLEASE HELP ME Honor Her In The BEST Way I Know She Would Love!!! How would I epoxy my wife’s purse to honor her and preserve it???
(Does anybody know how to do this?)
We are so sorry for your loss, that is a beautiful idea for a tribute. We recommend pouring thin layers, making sure to torch away any bubbles, and letting them cure enough until they are tacky - this will serve as a base for your objects to rest on. If you have any additional questions please shoot us an email at info@artnglow.com.
Can I take fresh flowers ?
Hi! You want to be sure to completely dry out your flowers or else they will decompose in your finished project!
So with each layer does it have to cure for 24 hours until the final flood coat?
HI! You can check out the project guide here: www.artnglow.com/pages/flower-preservation-with-resin
Megan waited approximately 6 hours between pouring each layer. She waited approximately 24 hours before pouring the final topcoat
@@ArtNGlow thank you so much
So you pour one layer in first then leave it for 24 hours? then add the remaining layer?
We recommend giving your resin at least 3 hours to thicken into a gel-state before adding additional layers.
@@ArtNGlow ahh okie thank you
Can you tell me which chemical that you use for this
This project was made using Art 'N Glow epoxy resin - link in description!
what did you use to set the resin on to do your top coat?
Those are called 'painting stands'. You can find them super cheap online, or you can use any level objects you don't mind getting a little resin on.
where i can get the glow?pls
Links to our glow powder and more are in the video description!
I use a heat gun on my projects and sometimes it causes certain parts of it to harden faster that other parts. then it seems like bubbles form under that hardened piece that can no longer be popped, has this ever happened to you? Help!
My heat gun has no flame
Have you used artificial flowers
Nope! These are all real flowers :)
Can I use fresh flowers ma'am
You can use flowers that have been fully dried.
Why do we need to put another layer after demolding?
This helps to give your finished project an even, glossy coat!
How much resin want for this mold
I wanna know the same
Ugh i didn’t try my flowers long enough
Sar Ham yah kam sikhana chahte hain aapse
Is liquid ka name Kya Hai !
Please show me liquid name ?
Hello, this project was created using Art 'N Glow Resin - Link in bio!
Resin price???
Check out the link in bio for pricing and deals. :)
Do I need to use those tools that she has? I’m doing my first resin attempt but I don’t have the glue gun or the drill?
Nope! This can be done by hand with regular sand paper. Always make sure to sand in a well ventilated area!
Can we make this material at home?Is it possible?I mean her name
Hey! You can find the full list of materials here: www.artnglow.com/pages/flower-preservation-with-resin
If you have any additional questions, reach out to info@artnglow.com and we'd be happy to help! 😀
Tanks
Vos fleurs sont fraîches ou séchées
Séchez vos fleurs avant de les ajouter à la résine 🙂
@@ArtNGlow merci pour votre réponse.cmt vous les sechez .a l air libre elles perdent leurs couleurs
@@nzihasamny4919 Pour ce projet, nous avons séché les fleurs dans du gel de silice pendant 2 semaines.
Dried flowers and leaves? Or what?
Yes! When doing a project like this always use pre-dried floral items or fake ones! If not your flowers will decompose inside the resin.
List down all ingredients and materials for me please🥺
You can find the step-by-step instructions and the list of materials in our guide: www.artnglow.com/pages/flower-preservation-with-resin
Rait
are they real flowers
Real flowers were used for this project :)
*PromoSM* ☀️
I did this, the epoxy got extremely hot and entirely spoiled my flowers, I don't know what happened
You have to wait 24 hours in between each pour
@@JessicaBrown-hb6nq ohh ok, thank you
Easy diy guide? You left out so much info. Just look at all the questions people are asking in the comments. Terrible
We think our creator did a great job :) But we appreciate your feedback! You can check out more details about the project here: www.artnglow.com/pages/flower-preservation-with-resin