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Hey flower people, welcome back! In today's video, we're gonna work on a DIY floral craft that you can do at home. It's beautiful, fun, and easy! We will be working with Carnations today, and I'm excited to share this fun hobby and the tips and tricks I've learned along the way to make this at home craft fun and exciting! Hope you enjoy and please check out some of our other DIY crafts involving flowers and floral preservation including crafts based on daisies, spider mums, and roses!!!

Hey flower people, welcome back! In today's video, we're gonna work on a DIY floral craft that you can do at home. It's beautiful, fun, and easy! We will be working with Roses today, and I'm excited to share this fun hobby and the tips and tricks I've learned along the way to make this at home craft fun and exciting! Hope you enjoy and please check out some of our other DIY crafts involving flowers and floral preservation including crafts based on daisies, spider mums, and carnations!!!

Hey flower people, welcome back! In today's video, we're gonna work on a DIY floral craft that you can do at home. It's beautiful, fun, and easy! We will be working with Daisies today, and I'm excited to share this fun hobby and the tips and tricks I've learned along the way to make this at home craft fun and exciting! Hope you enjoy and please check out some of our other DIY crafts involving flowers and floral preservation including crafts based on carnations, spider mums, and roses!!!

Hey flower people, welcome back! In today's video, we're gonna work on a DIY floral craft that you can do at home. It's beautiful, fun, and easy! We will be working with Spider Mums today, and I'm excited to share this fun hobby and the tips and tricks I've learned along the way to make this at home craft fun and exciting! Hope you enjoy and please check out some of our other DIY crafts involving flowers and floral preservation including crafts based on daisies, carnations, and roses!!!

Hey flower people, welcome back, and in today's video, we're gonna work on another flower type. We've already worked on the bold type and the pedal type. And now we're going to work on the delicates some of the flowers I want to work on today. [00:00:18] Take you back a little bit. We have some hydrangeas. I'm actually excited about working on this particular one. I've never done purple before and also have Lily and the greenery is really important, too. They're very simple and very easy to do because they have very little moisture in them. So they dry really quick and they dry nice and it just makes a better presentation in your floral album. We have a little surprise here today. And you know how life gets in the way. You might be away and have had an occasion where you had flowers and you might come home to this like I did this weekend when I left for the weekend, and I should have dried them. So I thought, I know I can help you save those. Don't think you have to throw them away. They're not dead. So with that, let's get started. You know the drill. It's the same thing. We'll do a little review on the kit. We have our preserving spray. We have our string that helps bind up the flowers within our preserving boards. [00:01:12] And our quick-dry paper. And I have the clips there for anybody has a hard time holding onto them when you're trying to wrap him up. We do horizontal and vertically. I don't have to use them all the time. I've done it so many times. Our quick dry paper. And then here we go with our preserving boards. We always talked about earlier that you have your logo and your logo and they match up perfectly the same thing because I flip them back and forth constantly. So let's get started with a hydrangea first. And when you're doing that, you can do, let's see. [00:01:44] Will this go so we could just do a cluster. [00:01:48] The best way to do it is to try to. You just lay it down and try it and get into some kind of position. What's so nice about this preserving process is that there's still enough moisture in them so that after you get them in the position you want or you take them out and you might want to flip a bloom over or a pedal over just to make it so it presents better. It's really up to you. There's no right or wrong. It's just what's right for you. So smash it down. You'll have to completely smash it down. But you want to have it in the position. You feel like it's gonna present best for your floral album and then go to your other preserving board. I popped out another new string and the first thing you do when you get a new string is tie knot in it on the end. The reason for that, if you remember the other video I want to reference, but if you're new to this video, I just want to kind of do some review as we go as you wrap it horizontally with the knot there because it keeps it from untying and also helps you do it, get the horizontal look. And also we got the vertical and then no matter where you're at, you can tie it off at the bottom. There you go. That's it. We're gonna pop in the microwave. And again, the preserving time for your delicates are 20 seconds the first time. And you're gonna kind of see how they dry and how it presents. And so we went the 20 seconds. But my microwave goes immediately to 30 seconds, and it's kind of hard to stop it right on the twenty second mark. But what I can tell you, there's a big difference in 30 seconds and 20 seconds in the microwave, depending on your flower type and what's gonna happen, like anything, you have the microwave. It's gonna burn and you don't want to burn. There's still preserved and you can keep them, but they're not going to look their best. Then that's what our goal is. So I do the same thing every time I unwrap my string. I always put it aside. I like to keep organized. And what do you see? I flip it over every single time. I take it from the top and I flip it over just like this because I'm impatient and I can't stand and wait to see what it looks like. But I'm a flip it like that. And here we go. So that's the backside. So this is the moist side. Flip that over. Because we're trying to remove the moisture from any flower that we're working on. So look at that. That's our first look at this particular hydrangea. I can take this see this little petal right here? We can actually move that over a little bit. So that's why I was talking about it may not seem like a big deal, but if you're picky like I am, that just makes more sense to me. So we're going to pop it back in the microwave. You can see I'm done on this side. Happens with your quick-dry paper. Is the colors my bleed? That's when you have to trade your papers because they'll bleed onto something that's white. Here we go. Tie it off. I did make it to the bottom. There we go again.

Everybody. My name is Teresa Rinne and I am the creator of the Floral Preservation Company, and I'm really excited today to share with you my product line that I created specifically to preserve your fresh cut flowers and also to bring back to life those dried flowers that you have put in a box somewhere and didn't know what to do with them. We can actually bring us back to life and we're going to put him in a better format so you'll have that forever floral keepsake. This is a flower three months in a book. [00:00:35] This is the same flower. The same bouquet started dying at the very same time in two minutes with my process. We've taken fresh cut flowers. We preserve them quickly, easily, efficiently, had beautiful outcomes. Anybody can do it. And I have confidence to saying that this is flower C.P.R. at its best. If you like this video and you will learn more about preserving flowers, then go to our channel and click on the subscribe button and hit the thumbs up. [00:01:03] And also follow us on Instagram at floral preservation company, that's Co. We are going to be doing tutorials on every single flower you can possibly receive and we'll take you step by step on how to preserve them. And remember keep preserving flower people, because I know you'll never regret creating floral memories. And so till next time see ya.

Hey, flower people, welcome back. And today's video is going to be complete opposite of what we've been doing before. So we've taken fresh cut flowers. We preserve them quickly, easily, efficiently, had beautiful outcomes. Anybody can do it. And I have confidence in saying that we're going use the same kit, but we're gonna go on the other side of it. Those flowers we shared in the first video that you've had in a box or in a basement. Those dried flowers, 3, 6, 10 years old. We're going to have you drag goes out and we're going to show you step by step how to bring this back to life. And get him in a better forever format. I'm really excited about this video because I've really enjoyed working with these flowers, these dried flowers. And you know what a dried bouquet looks like or a dried flower, hence the one in front of me. They look dead. They look like weeds. And they feel like they just miss the trash can somewhere. So they didn't mean anything to me. And I wanted to do a good job. But when the owner shared her story with me and I've heard from really funny to absolutely tear jerking stories, these flowers that have no life or no meaning are dead. Now come to life and they have a meaning. I happened to have talked to the owner of this flower we're working on today. And you can see it and I can say this is probably the driest flower I have worked with to date. [00:01:23] And I equate that to a cigar and how you have the ash on the end, that's really long, just about to fall off, but it's still perfectly formed and you touch it and disintegrates. That's just share with me because you can't touch this. This is ridiculously dry, but a chance to talk to the owner and she agreed to share her story with me. So let's check it out and take a look at what she had to say. [00:01:46] Hey, guys, guys like I was shared earlier. I have a test to have a conversation about the flowers we're working on today. And hopefully I can make it to the house. [00:01:57] Hey, Donna, thank you for let me have this opportunity to share your story with us. And can you tell me a little bit about that day when you received your flowers? [00:02:07] I was just at work and I got a surprise from my little brother and for Valentine's Day. And I just really was surprised to get him. And I appreciated in fact, he was thinking about me and I was. [00:03:21] Welcome back. I know it's video on video. But I hope you enjoyed that story. I know it's my sister in law. So it means a lot to me to get started because they're not easy. We have to rehydrate it. That's the whole idea about reversing the process. And luckily, we have her sister in the bath over here already ready to go. So she's probably been here about a couple hours, probably. And I want to show you how I was able to submerge the flower in water and get the air bubbles out and I'm gonna take her out. Put her on. Yeah, she's I think she's ready. What you want to do? It is get where you can get it pliable. Look, we have some movement in the pedal. That's what you want. We want to get her sister ready to cut this off because you want to keep the greenery as much as you can. Any part of the flower you want to keep because you can always get it in a better preserving state and the presentation is gonna look really well. So I put it here like this guy's I don't know how I figured this out, but you don't want air bubble in it. So you want to merge it completely, get all the air bubbles out right turn her upside down. OK. There we go. Now she's in the bath. We're going to keep her there a couple hours and we're going to bring her back out and do the same thing we're doing with her sister that we're getting ready to put in the microwave. But I want to do is get a preserving paper out. This is extremely wet. So it's kind of just like dampen it in the paper towel just a little bit. We want to try to open it up and take the tweezers, delicate kind if you can. And you can see you can feel the inside. It's got moisture in it. And it's more pliable. So now the petals, you can kind of manipulate them. So let's just work this out here. We got this out. I'd like to fan it out. That's what I want to try to do. Now, we've had that flower that you could not even touch without breaking or shattering on the on the table. Now, look what we're doing. We've opened it up. So this is all about just getting in it. And that the way you want to preserve it, it's already looking good. I mean, I think it looks amazing. Well, at this point you with the rose and everyone has a little bit different format. But the roses are probably the hardest you want to pull this out.