Purple Pink Pressed Dried Flowers Mix for Resin Art & Craft

Purple Pink Pressed Dried Flowers for Resin Art, Jewellery, and Flat Craft

These purple pink pressed flowers are real flowers that have been naturally dried and pressed flat, so they sit smoothly in thin resin pieces without bulging. The purple pink-theme mix comes as a mixed pack, with a pretty variety of blooms, buds, and foliage that you can arrange into bookmarks, jewellery, phone cases, and resin coasters. Their flat profile is what makes them ideal for slim, clear castings.

Key Features

• Real purple pink flowers, naturally dried and pressed flat for thin resin work
• Flat profile that sits smoothly in bookmarks, phone cases, and slim castings
• A purple pink-theme variety of blooms, buds, and foliage
• Colours preserved through careful pressing for bright, lasting results
• Versatile across resin, candles, soap, nail art, and paper craft

Where You Can Use This

• Resin bookmarks, coasters, and trinket trays
• Resin jewellery, pendants, and phone cases
• Nail art and small flat resin pieces
• Candle and soap making
• Scrapbooking, journaling, greeting cards, and frames

How to Use in Resin

• Plan your layout, then gently lift each flower with tweezers
• Pour a thin base layer of clear resin and let it become tacky
• Place the pressed flowers face down or face up onto the tacky layer
• Seal delicate blooms with a thin coat of resin or glue to keep colours bright and avoid air bubbles
• Pour the final layer of resin over the top and let it cure fully

Why Choose JustKraft

JAGS presses and preserves its flowers carefully so they stay flat and keep their colour, ready to embed in thin resin pieces and flat craft.

Complete Your Setup

Pair these pressed flowers with clear epoxy or UV resin, bookmark and coaster moulds, tweezers, and a heat gun or torch for bubbles. Mix with other colour themes to widen your palette.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between pressed and dried flowers?
A: Pressed flowers are flattened, so they sit smoothly in thin resin pieces like bookmarks and phone cases. Dried flowers keep their 3D shape and suit deeper castings.

Q: Are these real flowers?
A: Yes. These are real purple pink flowers, naturally dried and pressed flat.

Q: Can I use them in resin?
A: Yes. Seal them first with a thin coat of resin or glue to keep colours bright and avoid air bubbles, then embed in clear resin.

Q: How do I stop the colours fading?
A: Keep the flowers and finished pieces out of direct sunlight, which can fade natural colours over time.

Q: What can I make with them?
A: Resin bookmarks, coasters, jewellery, phone cases, nail art, candles, soap, scrapbook pages, and framed art.