Pressed flowers diy

Learn how to make DIY pressed flower art with the Microfleur microwave flower press. Don't waste time waiting for flowers to dry in between heavy books. This press is the best one on the market and dries flowers in minutes. [Sponsored] #pressedflowers #pressedflowerart #diypressedflowers #driedflowers #firstdayofhome

Have you ever pressed flowers!? It’s such a beautiful way to preserve flowers from a special occasion that you want to remember for far longer than the fresh blooms will last… and today I’m going to show you how to press flowers in the microwave… in under two minutes! Since I am all about preserving …

Here are some Mother's day craft ideas you will love! Give her preserved FLOWER ART instead of fresh flowers. This will last for years and will never have to go in the bin from wilting. THIS PRESSED FLOWER TRICK ONLY TAKES 3 MINUTES INSTEAD OF DRYING IN A BOOK FOR WEEKS.

Hello friends, and welcome back! If you follow me on Instagram , then you know that a few RV friends, and I are in the midst of our RV Blogger week: Summer Edition! Each day we're sharing Summer DIYs, recipes, and crafts to spark your creativity! Today, I'm sharing how to bring your summer mem

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These pressed flower candles are the perfect way to bring the outdoors inside! They are surprisingly easy to make and look absolutely stunning when

How to Press Flowers in a Book: -- In a book, between sheets of parchment paper or paper towel, lay flowers at the peak of their freshness. The flowers should be as dry as possible! -- Close the book firmly. -- Pile heavy books on top. -- Leave for 7 days- 1 month You can use these flowers in collages and potpourri baskets. If the flowers are edible, you can use them to decorate cookies or cakes!