Book pressed flowers

I hate to see anything go to waste, and as an artist, I'm always looking for new and inexpensive materials to use in my creations. Here is a series of bird sculptures that show how recycled art can come to life! ..

Artikate - Art Supplies & Stationery on Instagram: "A bookmark that’s worth a thousand words 🫶 🥀 💗 To create this DIY pressed flower bookmark- -Use paper that’s preferably 140 gsm or above. -Press your cherished flowers in a plastic sheet. You can conveniently reuse one from various product packages, just as we’ve done here. -To stick the sides firmly, we recommend using a strong craft adhesive. We have used Fevicol MR here. -You can also add a beautiful heartfelt quote ✨Make sure to use…

When I was a little girl I loved to dry and press flowers. I had them hanging in my room, randomly placed in books and stored in little bottles like potpourri all over the house. Recently, my six-year-old daughter has shown an interest in collecting things from nature; leaves, feathers, rocks and sticks are among the

With the kids outside for the summer we've got lots of handpicked flowers. Here's a quick guide on how to press those flowers into a book.