Reconstructing Flowers

Pressing flowers is a delicate process and sometimes fragile flowers can come apart in the press. There’s times when you may also want to deconstruct flowers prior to pressing to achieve a different effect, to ensure a more even press, or to avoid the likelihood of browning.

Whatever the reason, knowing how to reconstruct a flower is a useful skill to have, and it can be as therapeutic as pressing.

Β£9.99

Lifetime access included.

During this short course we’ll cover:

βœ“ The equipment you’ll need, including glues,

βœ“ Gluing methods,

βœ“ How to reassemble flowers that have come apart in the press,

βœ“ Two methods of reconstructing a deconstructed rose.

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This course is filmed in English with English subtitles.

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It includes how to:

βœ“ successfully press flowers

βœ“ deconstruct flowers

βœ“ preserve colour

βœ“ store pressed flowers and prolong their beauty, and

βœ“ colour enhance flowers