For this project I'm using clear casting epoxy art resin, which has a 2A:1B mix ratio by weight
About 27g is needed for the first pour
Mix thoroughly, taking care to not introduce air bubbles
Add mica powder a little at a time until the resin is opaque
I used green to match the grass, but in hindsight brown for earth may have looked better :)
Cut a piece of artificial grass slightly smaller than the cube mould
Give the grass a trim to tidy it up a little
Pour enough resin into the mould to cover the bottom
Place the grass into the resin and press it down
Top up the resin until the rubber mat under the grass is hidden
Allow the resin to cure until firm
These daisies are made from paper and so the petals will need painting with acrylic paint before you can put them in resin
If you don't paint them, they will go translucent instead of white
Pour enough resin to completely cover the grass, about 50-60g should do it
Trim the metal wire on the daisy, then put it onto the resin
Just sit it on the surface, and allow the resin to cure
Fill the mould almost to the top with more resin, about 50-60g should be enough
Use a flame to pop any surface bubbles
Place a butterfly onto the surface of the resin. It will float.
Press the butterfly beneath the surface of the resin
Allow the resin to cure until firm
Fill the mould to the top with more resin (about 30g), and allow it to dome a little to allow for shrinkage as it cures
When the resin has fully cured, you can remove it from the mould
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