Resin Flower Candy: A Step-by-Step Tutorial with Real Flowers

Some flowers are meant to stay.

In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I turn real pressed blooms into clear resin flower candy cubes — tiny keepsakes that capture a quiet moment of nature.


🎥 Watch the full process in the video below:


 

✨ What You’ll Need

 

  • Real pressed or dried flowers & small leaves
  • Clear two-part resin (A & B)
  • UV resin (small amount)
  • Silicone cube mold
  • Mixing cups & sticks
  • Tweezers and toothpick
  • Alcohol wipes or cotton swabs for cleanup
  • Optional: fine sandpaper, clear top coat / UV resin for glossy finish

 

💡 Safety tip: Work in a well-ventilated space. Wear gloves and a mask. Follow your resin brand’s mixing and curing instructions carefully.

 

🌷 Step-by-Step Guide

1️⃣ Prep the blooms

Trim petals and leaves to fit each small cavity. Keep your layout simple and balanced — a little breathing space makes the cube look lighter and more transparent.

2️⃣ Mix the resin

Combine Resin A and Resin B at a 1:3 ratio (A is three times the amount of B).

Stir slowly for 2–3 minutes to minimize bubbles, then let it rest a moment before pouring.

3️⃣ Add a thin base layer & UV step

Pour a very thin base of the mixed resin into each cavity.

Before placing flowers, drop in a tiny amount of UV resin, then cure briefly under a UV lamp.

This step helps fix the base and reduces bubble formation during the main pour.

4️⃣ Arrange the flowers

Use tweezers to place each petal or leaf. Gently adjust with a toothpick until balanced from the top view.

5️⃣ Top up & de-bubble

Pour to the brim. Pop any surface bubbles with a quick heat pass (a lighter or heat gun) or by gently touching with a clean toothpick.

6️⃣ Cure patiently

Let the resin cure fully — usually 12 to 24 hours, depending on your resin type.

Avoid moving the mold; clarity comes from patience.

7️⃣ Demold & refine

Once cured, remove each cube.

If edges are rough, sand lightly and apply a thin layer of UV resin or clear coat for extra gloss.

 

💡 Tips for Clarity & Color

  • Use fully dried flowers to avoid cloudiness.
  • Small petals and pastel tones look best in tiny cubes.
  • Less is more — leave some empty space for a floating, airy effect.


 

🌸 Gentle Finishing Touch

These little cubes make thoughtful handmade gifts — as desk charms, photo props, or tiny reminders of calm.

Each one carries a moment of stillness that lasts.


Mogutoo— Handmade flowers, made to last.

If you enjoyed this tutorial, come see more handmade flower keepsakes in our Shop➡️ mogutoo.com

Each piece is crafted with care — a quiet companion made to last.