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Pressed wedding bouquet frame showcasing a delicate floral arrangement
Recipe

Pressed Wedding Bouquet Frame

Create a beautiful pressed wedding bouquet frame to cherish and display the memories of your special day, capturing the essence of your favorite flowers in art form.

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Ingredients

Materials

  • As needed Fresh flowers Select vibrant blooms that hold significance.
  • 2-3 books Heavy books To provide necessary weight for pressing.
  • 1 frame Glass frame A clear glass frame to display pressed flowers.

Instructions

Preparation

  • Select fresh flowers from the bouquet for the keepsake, focusing on variety for color and texture.
  • Place the flowers between the pages of heavy books, keeping them flat and separate.
  • Leave the flowers to press for several days (7-10 days).

Assembly

  • Gently remove the dried flowers from the pages.
  • Arrange the dried flowers inside the glass frame, adjusting until satisfied with the layout.
  • Close the frame securely and find a special spot to display your creation.

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Tips & Notes:

Consider placing the finished frame on a wall that receives indirect light to prevent fading. Handle with care during display to maintain its integrity.

Nutrition Information: Serving: | Calories: | Carbohydrates: | Protein: | Fat: | Sodium: | Fiber: | Sugar:

CourseCraft, DIY
CuisineFloral
KeywordArtistic Display, DIY Frame, Floral Preservation, Pressed Flowers, Wedding Keepsake

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