Okay so I have been OBSESSED with pressed flower crafts lately and this phone case DIY is genuinely one of the easiest and cutest things I’ve ever made. It looks like something you’d pay $40 for on Etsy, but I promise you can do it at home for way less. Let’s go!
What You’ll Need:
- A clear phone case
- Pressed flowers (you can press them yourself or buy pre-pressed dried flowers)
- Clear-drying craft glue (like Mod Podge)
- Craft tweezers
- A small foam brush
Total cost: Under $15 if you already have a few basics!
Step 1: Gather & Arrange Your Flowers
Lay out your pressed flowers on the phone case BEFORE you glue anything. Play with the arrangement until you love it. I like doing a cluster in one corner and a few scattered ones across the rest.
Step 2: Glue Them Down
Using your foam brush, apply a thin layer of glue to the back of each flower and press it onto the case. Use tweezers to position tiny ones exactly where you want them. Let each one dry for a minute before moving on.
Step 3: Seal Everything
Once all your flowers are placed and dry, brush a thin coat of glue over the ENTIRE back of the case. This seals everything and keeps it from peeling. Let it dry completely (about 30–60 minutes).
Step 4: Add One More Coat
For extra durability, do a second sealing coat. Let it dry overnight.
That’s it!!
Seriously — this is SO easy and the result looks so beautiful. I’ve made three of them now and given two as gifts and everyone loses their mind over them.
Variations to Try:
- Use dried lavender for a purple vibe 💜
- Add gold leaf flakes between the flowers for a fancy look ✨
- Make matching ones for you and your best friend
📌 Pin this tutorial for later — your future crafty self will thank you!
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