Blue Dried Hydrangea Florets - Small Flowers for Resin Art & Craft

Blue Dried Small Hydrangea Florets for Resin Art, Candles, and Craft

These small blue hydrangea-style florets are naturally dried and dyed a soft blue for pretty, four-petal blooms that scatter beautifully through resin. Often sold as daisy florets, they are flat and small, which makes them easy to embed in jewellery, coasters, and thin resin pieces. Each box holds a generous quantity.

Key Features

• Small, flat blue florets that embed easily in thin resin pieces
• Pretty four-petal blooms that scatter prettily through resin and craft
• Naturally dried and long-lasting, no water or sunlight needed
• Versatile for resin, candles, nail art, and card making
• A generous box for many small projects

Where You Can Use This

• Resin jewellery, pendants, coasters, and keychains
• Nail art and small resin pieces
• Candle making and embedding
• Scrapbooking, journaling, and card making
• Home decor and gift accents

How to Use in Resin

• Place the dried flowers into your mould or onto your surface in the arrangement you like
• Slowly pour clear resin over them so they stay in position
• Gently press any floating petals down and pop bubbles with a heat gun or torch
• For delicate blooms, seal them first with a thin coat of resin or glue to keep colours bright
• Let the resin cure fully before demoulding

Why Choose JustKraft

JustKraft dries these small florets carefully so they keep their flat shape and bright colour, ideal for scattering through resin and fine craft work.

Complete Your Setup

Pair these florets with clear epoxy or UV resin, silicone moulds, and pigments. Combine with baby breath, hydrangea, or rose buds for fuller arrangements, and use a heat gun or torch to clear bubbles.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are these flowers?
A: They are small, flat hydrangea-style florets, often sold as daisy florets. Their small size makes them easy to embed in resin and fine craft.

Q: Can I use them in resin?
A: Yes. The flat, small shape embeds cleanly in epoxy and UV resin, which makes them ideal for jewellery and thin pieces.

Q: Are they real dried flowers?
A: Yes. These are naturally dried real florets, dyed a soft blue.

Q: How long do they last?
A: Dried flowers last a long time with no water or sunlight needed. Kept dry and out of direct sun, they hold their shape and colour.

Q: What can I make with them?
A: Resin jewellery, coasters, keychains, nail art, candles, scrapbook pages, and cards.