White Pressed Daisies – 12-Piece Dried Flower Set for Resin Art, Candle Toppers & Botanical Décor India

Pure and Classic — Real White Pressed Daisies for Resin Art & Botanical Crafts

White daisies are the most universally versatile pressed flower a resin artist can have — they pair with every colour palette, suit every occasion, and disappear into clear resin like they were always meant to be there. This set of 12 real dried and pressed white daisies from THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS gives you the cleanest, most classic botanical inclusion available: crisp white petals, a soft cream or yellow centre, and a flat pressed form that embeds perfectly in epoxy resin, UV resin, and wax.

At THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS — Jammu's first dedicated resin art supply store, trusted by 5,000+ artists across India — we stock pressed flowers ready to use straight from the pack. No home drying, no waiting weeks for your garden flowers to press. These are fully dry and ready for your next pour.

What Are These Pressed Daisies?

This is a set of 12 real dried and pressed daisy flowers in classic white with a natural cream or pale yellow centre. The flowers are pressed flat and fully dried — producing a thin, flexible flower disc with preserved petal structure that is safe for direct embedding in resin without causing cloudiness or curing inhibition. The white colouring makes these the most versatile option in our pressed daisy range: they suit clear resin for a botanical specimen look, light pastel pours for a romantic aesthetic, dark or navy resin for a dramatic botanical contrast, and gold or marble effect resin for a luxe editorial finish.

How to Use White Pressed Daisies

For epoxy resin embedding: mix at a 3:1 ratio (Part A:Part B by volume) and pour a thin base layer (2–3 mm) into your mold or bezel. Allow to gel for 1–2 hours until the surface no longer flows. Place your white daisy face-down on the gel surface, pressing gently to remove air under the petals. Pour the remaining resin slowly to seal the flower. Allow 24–48 hours full cure before demolding. For small bezels or areas where the flower might shift, use a drop of UV resin to spot-fix the daisy in position before adding the flood coat.

For UV resin: pour a thin base layer, cure for 30–60 seconds under a UV lamp, lay the white daisy face-down, add a sealing layer of UV resin, and cure for 2–5 minutes. Wipe the inhibition layer with isopropyl alcohol to reveal the glossy, tack-free surface.

For soy wax candle toppers: press the white daisy gently onto the surface of a freshly poured candle while the wax is still warm and slightly tacky. The dried flower adheres to the wax as it sets, creating an elegant botanical candle topper with no adhesive required.

Critical rule: Never embed fresh, semi-dry, or damp flowers in resin. Residual moisture causes cloudiness, air bubble formation, and in some cases prevents the resin from curing fully in the area around the flower. These daisies are fully dried and safe for immediate use.

Project Ideas with White Pressed Daisies

Bridal jewellery set: Embed white daisies in clear or soft champagne-tinted resin in small oval bezels. The white petals against a clear or blush resin background creates an unmistakably bridal piece — perfect for bridesmaid gifts, wedding favours, or a bridal jewellery collection.

Marble effect resin coaster: Pour white, grey, and black resin in swirling marble veins. Allow to gel slightly, then lay three white daisies scattered across the surface before completing the pour. The botanical addition softens the graphic marble pattern into something more organic and feminine.

Gold botanical pendant: Pour a small amount of clear resin with gold foil flakes into a teardrop bezel mold. After gelling, lay a single white daisy face-down in the centre. Seal with a final clear layer. The white daisy framed in gold leaf and clear resin is a jewellery piece with gallery-quality visual balance.

Wedding favour candle set: Place a white daisy topper on each of a set of small ivory soy wax candles. Wrap in tulle with a small card — "Thank you for celebrating with us." A handmade wedding favour that costs a fraction of boutique alternatives and looks genuinely artisan.

Botanical journal pages: Arrange white daisies on journal pages with dried green leaves and a strip of translucent washi tape to hold them flat. The white-and-green botanical palette on cream paper creates clean, classic pressed-flower page spreads ideal for journaling, scrapbooking, or art journaling.

Minimalist resin tray: Pour a long rectangular resin tray in warm off-white or ivory. Before the resin gels, scatter five white daisies in a loose, asymmetric arrangement. Cure for 48 hours. The minimalist botanical result suits bedroom vanity trays, bedside table displays, and home office desk sets.

Product Specifications

Why Buy from THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS?

TCS Molds is Jammu's first dedicated resin art supply store — and we stock pressed flowers because they are the most requested inclusion by resin artists across India. Our dried daisy sets are quality-checked for complete dryness so you can embed them with confidence. We are a beginner-friendly store with WhatsApp support available every day. We also offer bulk pricing for studios and jewellery sellers — contact us on WhatsApp for multi-pack wholesale rates.

Shipping & Delivery

Orders ship pan India with free shipping above ₹2,599. Customers in Jammu enjoy same-day delivery on orders placed before noon. Pressed flowers are carefully packed to prevent crushing in transit, and our 7-day return policy covers any damage — share an unboxing video and we will replace your order promptly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will white flowers stay white in clear resin over time?
White pressed flowers generally hold their colour very well in UV-stabilised clear resin formulas. Over years of direct sun exposure the petals may develop a slight cream or ivory tone — a natural characteristic of dried botanical material. Store or display finished resin pieces away from direct sunlight to extend colour life.

How do I prevent the daisy from floating to the top of the resin?
Use the two-stage pour technique: pour a thin base layer, allow to gel until it no longer flows (1–2 hours for epoxy), lay the daisy face-down on the gel surface, then complete the pour. The gel surface holds the flower in position. For additional security, spot-fix the flower with a drop of UV resin before adding the flood coat.

Can I use white daisies on wax candles safely?
Yes — as decorative toppers, placed on the surface above the wax line. Always burn candles safely: do not let the flame reach the botanical topper. Trim the wick before each use and never leave a burning candle unattended.

Are these suitable for beginner resin artists?
Absolutely — pressed flowers are one of the easiest and most forgiving inclusions for beginners. Their flat form makes them easy to position, they do not react with resin chemistry, and they provide a high-impact visual result with minimal technique required. Pair with our Epoxy Resin and a round silicone mold from our Silicone Molds collection for a first botanical resin project.

Can I mix white daisies with other flower colours in one pour?
Yes — mix white daisies with green or baby pink daisies from our Dried Flowers collection for a multi-colour botanical arrangement in the same resin piece. The three colours in our pressed daisy range are all the same size and type, so they combine naturally in a single composition.

Complete Your Botanical Resin Kit

• Epoxy Resin (3:1 ratio) — crystal-clear formula for botanical pendants, coasters, and jewellery
• Silicone Molds — round, oval, and floral molds for botanical resin art pieces
• Resin Colour Pigments — blush, champagne, marble grey, and clear for white daisy palettes
• Tools & Sprays — tweezers, heat gun, and UV resin for precise botanical placement
• Browse All Dried Flowers — green and baby pink pressed daisy sets to mix with white for multi-colour botanical compositions

Ready to start your botanical resin project? Chat with us on WhatsApp — our craft team will guide you through embedding technique and recommend the right molds for your design.