Ruel Flynn suggests that pressed flowers be used to adorn photographs, frame, create holiday ornaments, or decorate cakes and cookies, among the myriad fun DIY projects for which colorful crafts ...

Pressed Ranunculus, sweet peas, a hellebore flower and more are mounted between pieces of glass in a finished work by Lacie RZ Porta, of Framed Florals, in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

Press flowers with an iron, book, microwave, or by making your own flower press. Pressing flowers yourself is an easy and rewarding craft. They can act as a keepsake, framed artwork, a meaningful ...

Maivie is a pressed flower workshop in Salt Lake City. They have the flowers. ... + the cost of the frame you choose on top of the base cost You can expect to spend around $89-109. Youth (5-16) ...

We talked to flower artist Kate Cadbury about the supplies you need to press flowers at home, including flower presses, parchment paper, blotting paper, glue, cardstock, and more.

Gold Leaf Gallery promotes using shadow boxes to display treasured 3D keepsakes, such as pressed flowers, sports memorabilia, military regalia and souvenirs. Shadow boxes can be made to be ...

There is something enchanting about pressed flowers. Not only do they make beautiful decorations, cards and framed displays, they also miraculously capture a moment in time. Flowers are full of ...

Make sure the glue you’re using dries clear. Only use a very little bit or it will show through when your frame is held up in the light. If you can’t find glue, little pieces of double-sided tape is a ...

Dried flowers can be a hard sell. ... a search of the e-commerce platform reveals framed pressed flowers being offered up as wall art and dry sprigs ensconced in glass herbariums for tablescaping.