Perserving flowers

What to do with sympathy flowers after the service? Learn how to preserve funeral flowers and be inspired with these 20 keepsake ideas.

Learn how to preserve a rose with these 4 simple methods that keep your favorite floral alive for a long, long time

Remember pressing flowers in books? There is a better way! Use Borax to preserve flowers so they keep their shape and color.

If you ever wanted to learn how to dry flowers but didn't know where to start, we have everything you need to know.

Learn how to use silica gel to dry flowers and preserve your memories for years to come. Use your dried flowers for jewelry, shadow boxes, bouquets & more!

Drying flowers helps to preserve their beauty. Learn how to dry flowers using 7 different methods, to preserve your precious blooms.

Have you ever tried to press your own flowers? Maybe, the traditional way, in an old book with something heavy on top to weight it down? Or, maybe you’ve even built your own flower press? But, have you ever pressed flowers the quick and easy way – in the microwave? This is a project I’ve been wanting to try for months. I first saw it mentioned on Instagram and decided to give it a try! If you like instant gratification and projects that don’t take a long time, this one’s for you! Why press…

Learn 4 ways to dry flowers and preserve their colour, ready for embedding in resin. These techniques use silica gel and a microwave for fast drying and to preserve their colours.

Are you wondering how to display your bridal bouquet after the wedding? Here is a tutorial on how to preserve your wedding bouquet in a frame

Learn how to preserve flowers in resin and create a unique keepsake that will brighten up your home decor! Follow our beginner friendly step by step photo and video tutorials, and read below for helpful tips about working with resin. Did you know that you can add dried flowers to epoxy resin to preserve their colour and beauty permanently? Use flowers from a special occasion, like a wedding or graduation, and create a physical memory of the event. The results are SO PRETTY! This post…