Pressed Dried Fern Leaves — 12 pcs | 5 Fern Types | For Resin & Crafts

Pressed Dried Fern Leaves — 12 pcs, 5 Fern Types, 4–10cm

Real pressed and dried fern leaves, flat and ready to embed in resin or use in botanical craft projects. Available in five distinct fern types, each with a different leaf shape, texture, and size range. Select your preferred fern type from the dropdown. 12 pieces per pack.

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Note: Natural color variation between individual leaves is expected. Fern type names are descriptive; exact species may vary by batch.

Specifications

Type: Real pressed dried fern leaves
Quantity: 12 pieces per pack
Size range: 4–10cm depending on fern type selected
Color: Natural green (varies by type; Autumn Fern is olive/khaki-toned)
Finish: Flat-pressed, ready to embed or apply

Fern Types & Characteristics

4–7cm Wood Fern — broad, triangular frond with deeply lobed, rounded pinnae. Dark green, dense, and symmetrical. The most classic fern silhouette.
4–7cm Sword Fern — long, narrow frond with smooth, elongated pinnae. Bright green and very flat. Arching, uniform shape ideal for jewelry and fine detail work.
5–10cm Leatherleaf Fern — broad, oval pinnae on a dark wiry stem. Smooth-edged and rounded, with a more compound-leaf appearance. Darker, glossy green.
4–7cm Lady Fern — tall, upright frond with finely toothed, pointed pinnae. Similar to Wood Fern but more elongated and delicate in appearance.
5–10cm Autumn Fern — similar pinnae shape to Wood Fern but with an olive/khaki-green dried tone and slightly leathery texture. The most muted and earthy in color.

Key Features

Real botanicals — genuine dried fern leaves, not artificial or printed
5 distinct fern types — choose the shape and texture that suits your project
Flat-pressed — ready to embed in resin or apply to surfaces without additional pressing
12 pieces per pack — enough for multiple jewelry pieces or a single larger casting
Natural variation — each leaf is unique in shape and tone

Perfect For

Resin jewelry — embed in pendants, earrings, and rings for a botanical look
Epoxy resin coasters, trays, and decorative castings
UV resin projects — smaller fern types work well in UV resin molds
Card making, scrapbooking, and paper crafts
Candle making — press onto the surface of pillar or container candles
Resin bookmarks and keychains

Tips for Use in Resin

Seal fern leaves with a thin layer of resin or Mod Podge before embedding to prevent color bleed or browning over time.
Pour a base layer of resin first, let it partially cure, then place leaves and pour the top layer.
Handle with tweezers to avoid transferring oils from your fingers to the delicate fronds.
Store unused leaves in a sealed bag away from moisture and direct sunlight to preserve color.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these real fern leaves?
Yes — these are genuine fern leaves that have been dried and pressed. They are not artificial or printed.

Which fern type should I choose for jewelry?
The Sword Fern and Lady Fern work well for pendants and earrings due to their narrow, elongated shape. The Wood Fern is ideal for larger statement pieces. The Leatherleaf Fern suits coasters and trays with its bold, rounded pinnae.

Will the color change in resin?
Dried botanicals can shift in color over time, especially with UV exposure. Sealing leaves before embedding and using a UV-resistant resin can help slow color change.