Ironing Flowers at Dorothy Cabello blog

Ironing Flowers. These pressed flowers are so pretty and really easy to make. Pressing flowers is an ageless and creative form of floral art. Leave the flowers to dry for however long you can manage (i recommend at least 1 day). You may wonder how this works without burning the flowers, so read ahead to find out. Place iron down on paper and press. Irons turn fresh flowers into pressed flowers within minutes! Learn how to press flowers with this simple, beginner friendly method! You can use pressed flowers as decorative additions to cards, journals, or scrapbooks, or you can display them in frames. Hold for 10 seconds, remove, and repeat this process across the sheet. Learn how to press flowers to preserve them in their pressed state. Pressing flowers with an iron. Place your picked flowers between two pieces of parchment paper and gently press them down using your hand if they're small enough, or something larger such as a book or a wood cutting. If you want a flower pressing method that’s quick and can be done with most items you likely already have on hand, try.

Place your picked flowers between two pieces of parchment paper and gently press them down using your hand if they're small enough, or something larger such as a book or a wood cutting. Irons turn fresh flowers into pressed flowers within minutes! You can use pressed flowers as decorative additions to cards, journals, or scrapbooks, or you can display them in frames. Pressing flowers is an ageless and creative form of floral art. Place iron down on paper and press. Learn how to press flowers to preserve them in their pressed state. You may wonder how this works without burning the flowers, so read ahead to find out. Pressing flowers with an iron. Hold for 10 seconds, remove, and repeat this process across the sheet. These pressed flowers are so pretty and really easy to make.

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Ironing Flowers If you want a flower pressing method that’s quick and can be done with most items you likely already have on hand, try. Leave the flowers to dry for however long you can manage (i recommend at least 1 day). Pressing flowers is an ageless and creative form of floral art. Hold for 10 seconds, remove, and repeat this process across the sheet. If you want a flower pressing method that’s quick and can be done with most items you likely already have on hand, try. Pressing flowers with an iron. Learn how to press flowers with this simple, beginner friendly method! You can use pressed flowers as decorative additions to cards, journals, or scrapbooks, or you can display them in frames. Place iron down on paper and press. Place your picked flowers between two pieces of parchment paper and gently press them down using your hand if they're small enough, or something larger such as a book or a wood cutting. Irons turn fresh flowers into pressed flowers within minutes! You may wonder how this works without burning the flowers, so read ahead to find out. These pressed flowers are so pretty and really easy to make. Learn how to press flowers to preserve them in their pressed state.