Start resin art
Mix two liquids, pour them into a mold, and they cure into clear, hard plastic around whatever you set inside: flowers, wood, color. Here's the video that hooks everyone, and everything you need for your first coasters.
Space neededA level table, warm room
First projectFlower coasters
Skill levelBeginner-friendly
Good forSmall spaces, gift makers
The video that hooks everyone
A tabletop full of real flowers, set in resin
Real flowers are sealed in clear resin and joined with wood to make a tabletop that glows from the side. Press play and see why it hooks people.
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Tool list
What you need to start
Everything you need for your first project, and nothing you don't.
Starter kit
01Coaster resin kit (A + B)Two parts that cure clear and hard. Pick one made for casting.
02Silicone coaster moldsShape the coasters. Cured resin pops right out.
03Mixing cups with linesClear cups marked up the side, so you measure exactly.
04Silicone stir sticksFlat and reusable. Cured resin peels right off.
05Nitrile glovesKeep resin off your skin. A fresh pair every time.
06Pressed dried flowersThey must be bone dry. Press your own or buy a pack.
07TweezersPlace and nudge flowers without touching the resin.
08Heat gun or small torchA quick pass pops the bubbles at the surface.
09Plastic sheet + levelProtects the table and keeps every pour even.
The manual tells you what to look for when you buy each one.
- 1Guessing the ratioResin only cures right in the exact ratio on the label. Too much of either part and it stays soft and sticky.
- 2Stirring like you're whipping eggsFast stirring folds in air. Stir slowly for the full time and scrape the sides and bottom.
- 3Using fresh flowersAny water left in a flower turns it brown inside the resin. Press and dry them for a week or two first.
