Pressing Funeral Flowers In A Book
Cover the flowers with another piece of tissue paper, then the newspaper, and then cardboard. However, when the funeral proceedings are over, it can be difficult to part with the flowers. Pin by Christina Maynerich on Handmade Rustic and Wooden Ferns, eucalyptus, hydrangea, anenomie, butterfly bush, aster, daisies, queen annes lace, delphinium, larkspur, ranunculus, peony, and more all press beautifully. Pressing funeral flowers in a book . Make sure the flowers are spaced out so the moisture from one flower doesn’t transfer to another. Turn your iron on low. The last thing you want to do is add moisture to the flower. Depending on which option you choose, you will need to dry and/or press the flowers in order to use them. Place a flower or flowers between two pieces of paper, and place these within the pages of the book. The first step is to wipe any excess moisture from the stem. Once the iron is warm, remove the book from the parchment paper. So, people can pres...