10 Spring Resin Projects You'll Want to Try | Resin Project Ideas

Spring has officially entered the chat — and with it comes fresh inspiration, lighter palettes, and the sudden urge to put flowers in everything. 

If winter projects felt a little...heavy, this is your sign to lighten things up. Think soft pastels, botanical textures, sun-catching pieces, and projects that feel like they belong on a Pinterest board. If you've been searching for spring resin projects or fresh resin project ideas, consider this your go-to roundup for the season. Your spring mood board in blog form if you will — packed with resin project ideas designed to spark creativity, not overwhelm you. 

1. Pressed Flower Coasters

PC: @talkingthyme

If spring had a signature project, this would be it. 

Pressed flower coasters are one of the most popular spring resin projects — they're equal parts delicate and functional. Think: daisies, baby's breath, ferns, and soft wildflowers suspended in crystal-clear resin. Wether you go full botanical or keep it minimal with a single bloom, these pieces feel effortless in the best way.

Why it's trending:

• Natural textures are having a moment
• Easy to personalize
• Perfect for gifting (or pretending you made them for someone else)

👉 Want to try this look? Check out our full guide to using pressed flowers with resin for a deeper dive. 

2. Botanical Resin Trays

PC: @jens.crawling.creations

Serving trays — but make them spring. Botanical trays are one of those resin project ideas that instantly elevate your space. Layer in dried florals, greenery, or even a pastel accent to create something that feels like it belongs in a curated home decor shoot. 

Soft neutrals? Dreamy. Bold florals? Also yes. 

Vibe check: coffee table centerpiece meets "don't actually use it because it's too pretty". 

3. Floral Jewelry

Spring is the season of dainty statement pieces — and resin jewelry delivers. 

Think pendants, earrings, and bangles filled with tiny flowers, botanicals, pigments, or even iridescent flakes that catch the light just right. These small-scale resin project ideas are perfect for experimenting with color and detail. 

Whether you lean minimalist or full maximalist chaos, there's room here to play. 

Why people love it:

• Lightweight but eye-catching
• Endless customization options
• Great for small-batch creations or gifts

👉 Need inspiration? Browse our jewelry inspiration board to see what other makers are creating. 

4. Resin Planter Pots (Yes, Your Plants Deserve This)

PC: @jtayart

Spring = plant season. And if you're already collecting new greenery like it's a personality trait, you might as well upgrade the pots too. 

Resin planter pots are one of the more functional spring resin projects that still bring serious aesthetic energy. Think marbled pastels, terrazzo-style mixes, or clean minimalist designs that let your plants do their thing. 

They're practical, customizable, and a solid excuse to make something you'll actually use daily. 

5. Ocean Inspired Pieces

Spring doesn't just mean flowers — it also means mentally booking a beach trip you haven't actually planned yet.

Ocean-inspired resin pieces bring that energy into your workspace or home. Think coasters, trays, or wall art with soft wave effects, sandy textures, and calming blues. It's basically a vacation...but make it DIY.

👉 Curious how to create wave effects? Take a look at our ocean art tutorial. 

6. Sun Catchers & Light-Catching Decor

Longer days = more sunlight = more excuses to make things that sparkle. 

Resin sun catchers, window hangings, and translucent pieces are trending hard this season — and they're some of the most eye-catching spring resin projects out there. Add subtle pigments, dried florals, or crystals to create pieces that shift throughout the day as light hits them. 

Bonus: They photograph ridiculously well. 

7. Fruity & Playful Resin Pieces

PC: @elena_stone_home_decor

Not everything needs to be serious. Or beige. 

Spring is the perfect time to lean into playful, fruit-inspired designs — strawberries, citrus, pomegranate, cherries, you name it. These fun resin project ideas feel fresh, colorful, and just a little nostalgic.

Perfect for:

• Coasters
• Keychains
• Trinket dishes

Basically anything that could use a personality upgrade. 

8. Landscape & Mini—Inspired Resin Art

PC: @calypso_conch

For when you want plants and nature...without the responsibility or travel budget. 

Landscape and dioramas let you create tiny, encapsulated worlds using moss, dirt, and layered elements. These intricate spring resin projects feel intentional and detailed, even if your real plants disagree with you. 

👉 Want to work with botanicals? Check out our tips for embedding objects in resin.  

9. Personalized Spring Gifts

Spring is full of occasions — Mother's Day, weddings, baby showers, "I saw this and thought of you". And pets! Always pets! 

Personalized resin gifts like name plaques, dog tags, custom trays, or floral keepsakes are meaningful resin project ideas that don't require overcomplicating your design. 

Simple details go a long way here. 

10. All Things Pastel

PC: @elena_stone_home_decor

If there's one color trend dominating spring resin projects, it's pastels. Soft pinks, sage greens, lavender tones, and buttery yellows are everywhere. And for good reason.

They instantly shift your work from heavy to airy. Swirl them, layer them, or keep them clean and minimal. Either way, they're doing the heavy lifting for you. 

👉 Not sure which pigments to use? Explore our color and pigments for inspiration. 

Final Thoughts: Your Spring, Your Style

The best part about spring resin projects? There's no single "right" direction. That's the beauty of making. 

You can go full botanical, lean into color, keep things minimal, or mix it all together into something completely your own. This season is all about experimenting, refreshing your creative flow, and making pieces that feel a little lighter (literally and creatively). 

So whether you're pouring your first project of the season or just looking for new resin project ideas, consider this your creative reset. And if all else fails — add flowers. It's basically a cheat code. 

Happy Making!