Yellow Daisy Pressed Dry Flowers – Botanical Inclusions for Resin Art, Epoxy Resin Jewellery & Candle Embedding India

What Are the Yellow Daisy Pressed Dry Flowers?

The Yellow Daisy Pressed Dry Flowers from THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS are professionally pressed and preserved daisy blossoms in their natural vibrant yellow colour — a staple botanical inclusion for resin artists, jewellery makers, and candle crafters across India. Each daisy has been pressed to a flat, uniform thickness that allows it to be embedded seamlessly inside epoxy resin layers, UV resin bezels, and soy wax candle surfaces without air pockets, curling, or moisture-related cloudiness. The bright, cheerful yellow of fresh daisies is retained through the pressing and drying process, making these flowers a versatile, high-contrast botanical that works beautifully in clear resin, white resin, light blue resin, and translucent candle wax. Trusted by 5,000+ craft artists and resin sellers across India, THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS ships these yellow daisy pressed dry flowers pan India with same-day dispatch from Jammu — in stock and ready to order now.

Compatible Applications for Your Pressed Yellow Daisies

Epoxy Resin Art: The most popular application. Place pressed daisies directly into a poured epoxy resin layer — in coasters, trays, jewellery, wall art panels, and keepsakes. The daisies are sealed and preserved permanently inside the cured epoxy resin, protected from humidity, UV fading, and physical damage. Mix epoxy at 3:1 ratio (Part A : Part B by volume) and allow 24–48 hours cure time for fully transparent, beautiful botanical resin pieces.

UV Resin Jewellery: Place individual daisy blossoms inside pendant bezels, earring molds, or ring bases. Pour UV resin to encase the flower, then cure under a 36W+ UV lamp for 2–5 minutes per layer (max 3–4mm depth). After the final cure, wipe the oxygen inhibition layer with isopropyl alcohol for a tack-free surface. The result is a wearable botanical jewellery piece with a real daisy preserved inside.

Soy Wax Candles: Press individual daisies against the inner wall of a glass candle jar before pouring soy wax, or place on the surface of a freshly poured candle while it is still slightly warm. The wax embeds the flower as it cools and sets, creating a botanical candle decoration — a hugely popular technique for premium gifting candles in India.

Greeting Cards & Paper Crafts: Use pressed daisies for handmade greeting cards, journal pages, scrapbook spreads, and botanical art prints. Adhere with a thin layer of PVA glue and press flat under a heavy book for 24 hours. Seal with a clear adhesive spray or resin topcoat for a permanent finish.

Resin Picture Frames & Wall Art: Embed daisies in clear resin poured around a photo or art print inside a wood frame for a botanical frame effect. Pair with teakwood floating frames from the TCS Molds collection for a complete premium art display setup.

Wedding Stationery & Event Décor: Attach pressed yellow daisies to wedding invitations, menu cards, and place card holders using clear adhesive. Their cheerful, sun-bright yellow tone is perfect for spring, summer, and garden wedding themes.

How to Use Pressed Daisies in Resin – Step-by-Step

Step 1 – Prepare your workspace: Set up your silicone mold on a flat, level surface. Have tweezers, a toothpick, and a heat gun ready. Inspect your pressed daisies — discard any that have torn petals or visible moisture spots, as these can cause cloudiness in the finished resin piece.

Step 2 – Pour your first resin layer: Mix epoxy resin at 3:1 ratio and pour a thin base layer (2–3mm) into the mold or bezel. Allow this layer to gel partially — about 45–60 minutes — until it has the consistency of honey. A partially gelled base layer prevents the daisies from sinking to the bottom of the finished piece.

Step 3 – Place the daisies: Using tweezers, gently place the pressed daisies face-down onto the gelled resin surface. Position them as desired — centred, scattered, or arranged in a botanical cluster pattern. Press each flower flat with a toothpick to eliminate any air bubbles trapped beneath the petals.

Step 4 – Seal the flowers: Pour a thin sealing layer of mixed clear epoxy resin over the daisies and use a toothpick or silicone brush to gently press the resin under and around all petals, eliminating any remaining air. This sealing layer locks the flowers in position and prevents them from floating in the next pour.

Step 5 – Pour the final layer: Once the sealing layer has gelled (45–60 minutes), pour your final clear epoxy resin layer to complete the piece. For a glossy dome, slightly overfill the mold — surface tension will hold the dome shape. Use a heat gun on low to pop surface bubbles.

Step 6 – Cure and demold: Allow the full piece to cure undisturbed for 24–48 hours. The pressed daisies will be permanently encapsulated, their yellow preserved exactly as they appear now. Demold from the silicone mold and finish by sanding and polishing if desired.

Step 7 – Final finish: Wet-sand with 800–2000 grit sandpaper and polish with a resin polishing compound for a crystal-clear, jewellery-grade surface that showcases the botanical inclusion beautifully.

Project Ideas – What Can You Make with Yellow Daisy Pressed Flowers?

Botanical Resin Coasters: A cluster of yellow daisies suspended in clear or white-pigmented resin coasters — a perennially popular handmade product for gifting, home décor, and craft fairs. Sell at ₹300–600 per coaster set of four.

Pressed Flower Resin Jewellery: Individual daisies in UV resin pendant drops, earring studs, and ring bases — a bestselling product category on Instagram India and Etsy India. Each piece is unique because no two natural flowers are exactly the same.

Botanical Wedding Favours: Clear resin favour pieces with a single daisy suspended inside — personalised with a name and date using a metallic rose gold marker. A premium wedding favour that costs very little material but commands ₹200–400 per piece.

Candle Jar Botanical Embeds: Stick a pressed yellow daisy to the inside wall of a glass candle jar before pouring soy wax. The finished candle shows the daisy through the glass — a stunning, professional botanical candle look that sells for ₹350–800 per candle.

Handmade Greeting Cards: Mount pressed yellow daisies on handmade watercolour card stock and seal with a gloss spray for an artisan botanical greeting card. Sell at ₹80–150 per card at craft markets and online.

Resin Bookmarks: A single large yellow daisy encased in a clear rectangular resin bookmark — a thoughtful, long-lasting gift for book lovers. Quick to make, easy to package, and popular with students and teachers as personalised gifts.

Product Specifications

Why Buy from THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS?

THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS is Jammu's first dedicated resin art supply store — trusted by 5,000+ artists and craft businesses across India. We source and stock pressed dry flowers that are suitable for resin encapsulation: properly dried, pressed flat, and free from moisture that would cause cloudiness in your finished resin pieces. Every order ships pan India with an unboxing video for damage claims, backed by a 7-day return policy. We are beginner-friendly with WhatsApp support available to help you plan your first botanical resin project. Bulk pricing is available for craft studios, event planners, and wholesale buyers — message us on WhatsApp.

Shipping & Delivery

Free shipping on all orders above ₹2,599, shipped pan India. Same-day dispatch for orders placed before 3 PM with same-day delivery available within Jammu. All orders include an unboxing video for damage claims.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will the yellow colour of the daisy stay vibrant inside cured resin?
A: Yes, when the flowers are properly dry and properly encapsulated with a sealing resin layer, the colour is preserved well. The epoxy resin itself provides UV-blocking protection that slows natural colour fading over time. Avoid displaying the finished piece in direct sunlight for extended periods for maximum colour longevity.

Q: How do I prevent air bubbles from forming under the flower petals?
A: Use tweezers to place the daisy face-down on a partially gelled resin base layer. Press the flower flat with a toothpick and coat with a thin resin sealing layer, using the toothpick to push resin under all petals. This eliminates trapped air before the final pour.

Q: Can I use these pressed daisies in soy wax candles?
A: Yes. Press the daisy against the inside wall of a glass jar before pouring, or place on the surface of a freshly poured candle while still slightly warm. Do not embed flowers inside candle wax near the wick area — the flower is a decorative element only and should not be in the path of the flame.

Q: Why does my resin turn cloudy around the pressed flower?
A: Cloudiness is caused by residual moisture in incompletely dried flowers. Always use flowers that have been fully dried and pressed. If cloudiness appears, your flowers may still contain moisture — let them air-dry in a warm, low-humidity room for 24–48 hours before use, or seal them first with a thin coat of UV resin before embedding in epoxy.

Q: How many pressed daisies are included in the pack?
A: Please refer to the product images for pack quantity, or contact us on WhatsApp for exact quantity information before ordering.

Q: Do you carry other pressed flower varieties?
A: Yes. We stock a growing range of pressed and dried botanicals for resin art. Browse our full pressed dry flowers collection for additional varieties including mixed petals, lavender, and seasonal botanicals.

Q: Are these flowers suitable for resin jewellery that will be worn daily?
A: Yes, when fully encapsulated inside cured epoxy or UV resin. The resin provides a hard, protective outer shell that isolates the flower from moisture, perspiration, and physical impact. The finished resin jewellery piece is durable for daily wear. Avoid submerging resin jewellery in water for extended periods.

Complete Your Botanical Resin Kit

Pair your Yellow Daisy Pressed Dry Flowers with these bestsellers from THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS:

→ Crystal Clear Epoxy Resin (3:1 ratio) — for botanical encapsulation coasters, frames, and keepsakes
→ Silicone Molds India — coaster molds, jewellery molds, and frame molds to display your botanical inclusions
→ Mica Pigments & Colour Powders — white, pearl, and pastel pigments that contrast beautifully with yellow daisy inclusions
→ Heat Gun & Craft Tools — for bubble-free botanical resin pours
→ Browse All Pressed Dry Flowers — mixed petals, seasonal botanicals, and more pressed flower varieties for resin art

Have a question about embedding pressed flowers in resin for the first time? Message THE CRAFT STATION MOLDS on WhatsApp — we are beginner-friendly, pan India, and happy to guide your first botanical resin pour from start to finish. India's most trusted resin art supply store.