Soolees Studio Dried Flower Resin Art Craft Accessory

 


Everlasting Spring: Floral Resin Art Pendant

Welcome back to Soolees Studio! Today, we're taking a creative detour from fabric to design a crystal-clear botanical resin jewelry accessory.

Inside a minimal hollow-donut silicone frame, we hand-arranged delicate violet dried florals, baby's breath, and tiny botanical leaves, freezing a micro-garden in clear high-gloss UV resin.

Versatility Meets Elegant Craftsmanship

This glossy pendant functions beautifully as a statement boho necklace or can be easily clipped to keys and handmade canvas bags using the built-in clasp connector.

Its natural charm acts as a subtle eye-catcher under sunlight. It serves as a beautiful, heartfelt keepsake that shares the warmth of handmade craftsmanship with your loved ones.

Step - by- Step

1. Preparation

Prepare clean UV resin. Squeeze a super thin base layer into the circular hollow donut silicone mold to establish the foundation.

2. Placement

With fine tweezers, delicately arrange miniature purple blossoms and green sprigs along the curved mold hollow space.

3. Resin & Curing

Fill the mold to the top with clear resin. Pop visible bubbles using a hot tool or pin, then cure under a UV lamp for 3 mins.

4. Clasp Hook

Let the design cool, gently pop it out of the silicone mold, sand any rough edges, and secure the polished silver clasp ring.

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