How to Press Flowers for Simple Paper Crafts
Press flowers with absorbent paper, flat cardboard and even weight, then check for complete dryness before using them in cards, journals or frames.
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Press flowers with absorbent paper, flat cardboard and even weight, then check for complete dryness before using them in cards, journals or frames.
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