EpoxyFlow

14/05/2026

This beautiful nightlight with real flowers enclosed in resin recently found its new owner ✨🌸
What makes this piece even more special to me is that it went to someone who already owns several of my resin spheres and is collecting them. Knowing that my creations become part of someone’s personal collection truly means a lot to me and makes me incredibly proud. 💛

Each sphere is handmade and one of a kind, preserving real flowers forever inside crystal clear resin — like a tiny glowing piece of nature.

13/05/2026

Watching these delicate seeds float inside the deep blue glow feels like holding a little piece of nature forever 💙

Handmade with real botanicals and epoxy resin. Every piece turns out slightly different and completely unique.

10/05/2026

Tiny details, lots of patience and one step closer to the final piece ✨
Assembling handmade epoxy resin jewelry is always one of my favorite parts — watching all the separate elements finally come together into wearable art. This piece has deep ocean-like blue tones, transparent layers and tiny shimmering details that change in the light 💙

Handmade with love for

10/05/2026

Some new handmade epoxy resin earrings fresh out of the studio ✨
I’ve been experimenting with different colors, flower combinations, shimmer effects and transparent layers to create tiny wearable art pieces inspired by nature and the ocean. Which pair would you choose? 💙❤️

08/05/2026

Tiny worlds from nature 🌿✨
For this EpoxyFlow piece, I collected local dried flowers and soft lichens that look like miniature grass landscapes, then preserved them forever inside a glowing resin sphere. The tiny flowers seem to grow from a magical forest floor, turning into a calming nightlight filled with real nature and light. Every sphere is unique because every little plant was personally collected and arranged by hand.

08/05/2026

06/05/2026

Hey everyone! 🌿✨

I finally opened my Etsy shop and added my very first item 🍂 https://epoxyflowstudio.etsy.com/listing/4499907918
I’ll keep filling the shop little by little with handmade nature-inspired pieces made from real leaves and resin.

I also have to admit… Etsy is really not that easy to navigate when you start selling there 😅
So I’m just hoping to learn and improve step by step over time.

Very excited to finally start this journey 💛

04/05/2026

I carefully placed each tiny dandelion head into a sphere mold, layer by layer, trying not to break that soft, airy structure. Then slowly poured slightly blue-tinted epoxy resin over them… watching everything settle into place.

While the resin was still liquid, I added a touch of alcohol ink on top, letting the colors softly flow and blend inside the sphere 💙

Then the most satisfying part… demolding and seeing the final piece come to life.

It feels like capturing a moment of summer in a glass sphere.

What would you create with dandelions? 🌼

02/05/2026

01/05/2026

Turning a simple dandelion into something that lasts forever 🌼✨
I gently spray it with hairspray to hold its shape, then let it dry completely before it becomes part of a resin piece.

It’s a small step, but it makes all the difference — no collapsing, no mess, just delicate details preserved just the way nature made them.

Have you ever tried preserving flowers like this?

28/04/2026

Collected these tiny grape hyacinths on a quiet walk and gave them a second life 🌿💙
Carefully drying each bloom so they keep their color and shape before becoming part of my EpoxyFlow jewelry pieces. Watching nature transform into something you can wear always feels a bit magical.