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My dried flower and herb stores grow every week this time of year - they need to be cut to keep from flowering and stalling out, and when they don't get sold some get dried while some go to the local food bank
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My dried flower and herb stores grow every week this time of year - they need to be cut to keep from flowering and stalling out, and when they don't get sold some get dried while some go to the local food bank
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6•26•24 || ninebark & red/white clovers
every time someone complains that my flower dice are too expensive, I think about that I hand pick and dry them all by myself
Here is a little peek into my adventures with natural dye. I attempted some eco-printing with scabiosa, and some sunflower petals. The scabiosa is really stunning and works so well. I wish I wasn't so experimental and that I took more time planning a design. But I still really love the outcome. I also did a few solids with cornelian cherry and poke-weed. Also, peep my dirty basement where I dry all my flowers 😅 Its cool and creepy at the same time.
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How to dry your own flowers for storing
I did a little tutorial for easy, fast flower drying for my fellow flower lovers! Enjoy
Lest start by saying something; Everyone loves flowers. Whether up close or from a distance for my dear allergic readers, flowers are just one of Mother Earth’s most beautiful gifts, and there is nothing better than to notice one, be it in one of your own plant babies or in the wild. Nevertheless, as many things are, these little beauties can be relatively short-lived. Watching your flowers…
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Bouquet Curtain <3
If you like to look at your flowers while they dry out, try this method<3
Materials:
Stemmed flowers
Twine, cut in one 3 foot piece and several 6-10 inch pieces
Scissors
Instructions:
Cut your flowers with medium to long stems. Anything over a few inches will do.
Pull the leaves off the stems and arrange in a bundle on top of a 6-10 inch piece of string. When you have enough flowers piled, tie the string and cinch it medium tight. Too tight and it could cause molding rather than drying. Tie in a bow so you can undo it later. Trim the ends to make the bouquet short-ish and tidy and even.
Tie a 3-4 foot piece of twine to your curtain rod, and then tie in your bundles one at a time. I did it by tying slip knots into the middle of the long piece and slipping the bouquets in, and then sliding them to tightness. You can use any knot, though! Whatever works.
Run a fan in the room to keep the air circulating, or just open some nearby windows. Revel in your beautiful token of the summer harvest <3
Please my darlings tag me if you do this, I would be soooo excited to see how it comes out!