Adam's Eve - DIY Kit

🌸 Flower Girl Canvas

The Flower Girl Canvas is a mesmerizing handcrafted resin artwork that beautifully blends texture, color, and emotion into one captivating piece. Designed on a sturdy 12x18 inch MDF base, this artwork celebrates the essence of grace and femininity through delicate floral forms and radiant resin detailing.

Each layer of resin is meticulously poured and blended with premium pigments — from soft pastels to pearlescent tones — giving the artwork a luminous depth and a glass-like finish. Accents of gold foil and golden metal wire add a touch of sophistication, while every petal shimmers with unique character and life.

The result is a stunning, one-of-a-kind piece that reflects both artistic precision and creative freedom, perfect for adding a refined charm to any modern living space, studio, or gallery wall.

🎨 Materials Used

• Resin (2:1 ratio) – 1200 gm
• Flower Girl Canvas (24 * 36 Inches)
• MDF Structures (12x18 inches)
• 10 Ice Cream Sticks
• 2 Pairs of Gloves
• 10 Paper Cups
• Masking Tape
• 10 ml Fevicol
• 2 Bottles Flex Kwik
• 2 Sheet Gold Leaf
• Plating wire- 10gm
• Black Marker
• Round Brush no 1 &4
• Acrylic Paints (20 ml each) – Yellow, Red, White, Black
• 2 Meter Plastic Sheet
• Wet Wipes (6)

🌼 Pigments Used in Petals 

1. Flake White (20gm) (Opaque Pigment)
2. Angle Pink (20gm) (Pearl Pigment Powder)
3. Sunshine Glow (20gm) (Pearl Pigment Powder)
4. Sugar Rose (20gm) (Pearl Pigment Powder)
5. Ivory White (20gm) (Opaque Pigment)
6. Black Opaque Pigment (10gm) (Opaque Pigment)
7. Night Fall (20gm) (Pearl Pigment Powder)
8. Fire Fly (20gm) (Pearl Pigment Powder)

✨ Highlights

• Finish: High-gloss resin surface
• Style: Modern resin art with metallic accents
• Tone: Feminine, elegant, and vibrant
• Type: Handmade resin canvas

📝 Additional Note:
Kindly arrange a Snake Roller Hot Air Gun, Scissors, and Resin Weighing Machine separately, as these essential tools are not included in the kit but are required for completing the artwork.
You can easily purchase them from "sdfinearts.com".