Greeting Cards with Dried Flowers

[@susangorra385]

WOW. So talented! I will definitely try. Thank you for sharing ❤

[@vanniegrace]

Wow! What fabulous designs with these exquisitely delicate materials. So creative, so surprising--the beautiful colors, the use of petal/ stem/ leaf shapes to suggest form, everything about this work is enviable! Thank you so much for sharing!!

[@ritagjefle3995]

Beautiful cards! Does she sell them online somewhere?

[@jimgellein1072]

Thank you!

[@julieallen8125]

Very nice work. Great segment. Thank you. PS...The Japanese call this Oshibana.

[@NilanthiRenuka-vo8kt]

Eka so verry good

[@gracie2298]

Libraries in this state are always looking for outside interests to give talks/ demonstrations/ participate/ in the interest to their patrons. Where & what to look for just as important as how to. When you learn what foliage is best to use, the hunt begins. Just read today how letters & cards have gone out of style, due to digital times. Shame cause I have always enjoyed receiving a card, letters for me are of the e-mail age. Gone are the missives. This was a great segment. Would hate to see this art form go by the wayside!

[@lindabarnett7653]

Do you think pressed flowers would hold up INSIDE the card?

[@mandyhoover3166]

How does the flower stay on the card

[@peggyalbright7104]

Will petunias dry pretty