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Dried Flowers: Making a dried flower bouquet with Mr. Henry Craftslove

        “Making a dried flower bouquet is a real enjoyable experience. I just love making one! So, why don’t you try it with me?”, Craftslove.
Dried flower bouquets are very pretty pieces of adornment that can be very easily made out of a little imagination and an eye for the art.
Start of with implanting a flower bed with plenty of flowers that look great when dried. Pick on those species and types that generally dry well, dry faster and yet look pretty. Some good ones that dry easily would be baby’s breath, straw flower and statice.
Now pick up an assorted bunch of blooming open flowers.
While drying the live flowers don’t cut of the stems. Better leave them attached, they will help in hanging. Put the flowers clipping them on a string and live them hanged upside down to dry. The inverted p[position will make the flowers strong the stems more straight. That way the flowers will last even longer.
Now take the dried flowers, arrange them in an array with single colour flowers in the centre and the foliage and leaves surrounding making a nice dried flower bouquet arrangement. Now put the entire thing in a vase and set it somewhere on the mantelpiece or on a center table and enjoy the sleek beauty.