Pressed Flowers Autumn Decor
Dear Friends, thank you for hanging in there for me as I continue you my drug trial. I pray I will be back to posting more often in the new year. Meanwhile as I sit with my tea in hand and look out the window, it seems that winter has arrived. We hopped right over autumn! Lets bring a little bit of autumn into our homes, and I’ll ignore the snow outside (smile)
Have you ever tucked leaves or flowers into the pages of a book? I haven’t done it in years but I do remember my delight in re-discovering them. Fond memories come from a crisp autumn morning walk. Or from a day spent collecting wildflowers. These moments are perfectly preserved between the pages of a book.
How To Press Flowers and Leaves Using a Book
- I select a hard cover book, and go to the center of the book. (if you think you’ll be pressing flowers on a regular basis. Select one book to use every time.)
- Line a book page with parchment paper
- Place the flowers and leaves onto the parchment.
- Put another piece of parchment on top of the leaves and flowers.
- Close the book.
- Place other books or a heavy object on top and store in a warm dry place.
- They should be ready to use in about six weeks.
With that in mind, I’m sharing some lovely pressed flowers and leaves to add autumn to your home decor.
Jennifer from Town and Country Living shared her lovely pressed autumn leaves window art. Please click HERE for the details.
Kristy from Farmhouse Chic Living created a gorgeous arrangement of autumn leaves in a shadow box. Please click HERE for the details.
Giusti from Domestically Blissful made some beautiful autumnal candles. Please click HERE for the details.
“Autumn carries more gold in its pocket than all the other seasons”-Jim Bishop.
Whether you are feathering your nest for autumn or winter, I hope this finds you well and smiling. I look ahead to seeing you back here tomorrow for the TFT blog hop!
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