THE ART OF PRESSED FLOWERS AND DRIED BOTANICALSJoin us for this
exciting new workshop where we will explore the art of flower
pressing, drying, and decorative uses as well as botanical growing
tips. This class is perfect for both new and experienced crafters,
gardeners, decorators, and everyone in between.
The use of recyclable and compostable materials when crafting has
ecological benefits for reducing plastic waste and carbon emissions,
especially when materials are collected locally and sustainably to
help preserve wildlife habitat. We’ll connect with nature while
learning a fun new skill!
For event details and registration:
https://nhaudubon.org/event/the-art-of-pressed-flowers-and-dried-botanicals/
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Learn the basics of flower pressing to preserve treasured botanicals
from your garden. Methods of flower pressing will be shared where you
will learn which flowers are easy to press and which are not, and how
to prepare them for pressing. Example uses of pressed flowers will be
displayed, and resources for additional tips on pressing botanicals
will be shared. Interested in making your own press? See an example
along with a list of materials for an easy DIY project that will get
you hooked on botanical pressing in no time!
After we talk about pressing, we will dive into discussing how dried
flowers, leaves, seedpods and more can be useful in arrangements and
crafts of all kinds. We’ll also discuss how to grow the best native
and pollinator-friendly flowers for preservation, wildlife-friendly
tips for sustainable harvesting, and eco-friendly methods that will
help botanicals last for years. We’ll explore how these materials
can be used in everything from spring displays to holiday wreaths.
Note; we will not be crafting during this class. Expect to take home
resources to help put your new knowledge into practice.
Free time
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NH Audubon Massabesic Center
26 Audubon Way, Auburn, 03032, New Hampshire, United States