Preserving flower petals

This is the best way to preserve the beauty and fragrance of a beautiful bouquet of fresh roses. Drying them make them great embellishments for cards, confetti for weddings and bridal showers, and potpourri. http://www.ehow.com/how_2293715_dry-rose-petals.html?utm_source=pinterest.com&utm_medium=referral&utm_content=inline&utm_campaign=fanpage

Learn 4 ways to dry flowers and preserve their colour, ready for embedding in resin. These techniques use silica gel and a microwave for fast drying and to preserve their colours.

Dried flower petals are a wonderful way to preserve the beauty of the garden year-round and add colour and flair to home projects.

When it comes to drying flowers, I have experimented with every method you can think of. Here's what you need to know.

Rose petal beads are an ancient tradition. They're also easy (though time-consuming) to make at home. Transform those special flowers—or even your yard waste—into beautiful jewelry in just a week! Here's how.

Made for my neice with rose petals from her mom’s funeral. Be still and know that I am God...Psalms 46:10

This heart is made out of dried flowers from a loved one's funeral. This is a special way to not let all of the flowers from that day simply die and get thrown away.

For some unknown reason, I wanted to try making things with dried roses. Something about them seems so beautiful and luxurious. Plus, I love the way dried roses look. Rustic style is always my favorite.

Are you wondering how to display your bridal bouquet after the wedding? Here is a tutorial on how to preserve your wedding bouquet in a frame