I just love this plate I found! I wish I had the whole set! W.S. George created the Peach Blossom line around 1950. Good condition $6.00
Nesrin Boutique
New Designs and Unique Finds
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Hollie Hobbie Collectors plate
I love this new find. A vintage Hollie Hobbie collector's plate.I am selling this for only $20.00..rare and great find
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
How To~Dry Roses
There are two ways to dry roses
1. Air drying
2. Desiccant- Drying
Air Drying is the most common method of preserving roses.
This method is best for rose buds that are just about to open. Hang them in a warm, dry and dark place with good ventilation for a two weeks. Tie a string around the stems and hang them upside down. This will prevent moisture from becoming trapped between the flowers which can mold them.
This method is best for rose buds that are just about to open. Hang them in a warm, dry and dark place with good ventilation for a two weeks. Tie a string around the stems and hang them upside down. This will prevent moisture from becoming trapped between the flowers which can mold them.
Once they are completely dried be careful to handle them with care for they will now be brittle.
Desiccant drying
This method is perfect for open roses.
You will need an airtight container that measures 1 inch taller than the roses you are drying and silica gel crystals (enough to completely cover your roses -standing on end) If you would prefer to save on silica gel crystals you can cut the stems shorter.
Put 1/2 inch of Silica Gel in an airtight container -place the roses so that the blooms face up.
Cover them very carefully with more silica gel crystals until every part of the flower is covered. Now seal the container tightly. Keep them at room temperature for 10 days before removing the lid of the container. After 10 days carefully remove them from the desiccant.
Enjoy~ Stacy
Decoupage Magnets by Hanna
http://www.ihanna.nu/blog/2008/03/decoupage-magnets-on-chip-board/
enjoy~
Stacy
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