Flowers DIY recycling, dried flowers DIY make flowers more valuable!

Excellent handmade dried flower DIY winter is here. Leaves, pinecones and dried flowers, exquisite and beautiful plants witness a year's time, and dried flower DIY takes you to interpret the creative winter customs! Keep a good moment with you.

Dried flowers are mostly suitable for low water content, such as gypsophila paniculata, forget-me-not, rose, lover grass and so on. In addition, pinecones and sorghum ears rolled up by strong winds are also flowers full of pastoral interest. The fresher the buds and semi-flowers, the better the shape of dried flowers. Flowers that have been in full bloom will squeeze each other when hanging and drying, while petals of flowers that are about to wither are easy to fall off, which brings inconvenience to making dry flowers with good appearance. Finally, after the dried flowers are made, they can keep good shape and color for as few as a few weeks and as many as a year (try to avoid the sun, otherwise they will soon lose their original shape and color). If the dried flowers are left at home for a long time, you can use a small hair dryer to clean up the dust.

There are four common production methods of dried flowers: natural air drying, desiccant, microwave oven baking and embossing. The natural air drying method is the simplest, as the name implies, it is hung up and dried naturally. Xiaoyou briefly talks about the steps:

(1) Choose a complete and beautiful flower.

(2) Remove the redundant branches and leaves, tie the stems with threads and hang them upside down in a dry, warm place without direct sunlight.

(3) Because with the loss of water, branches and stems will become thinner,

(4) So tie the rope every few days. It will be fine in about 3 weeks. Don't touch the petals at will.