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DIY Pressed Flower
Frame Instructions

Instructions & Helpful Tips

Phase 1: Designing Your Frame

 

  1. Unwrap your frame

    1. Open your frame and remove the small plastic dot between the panes of glass. 

    2. Locate the hooks - this is the top of your frame. It doesn't matter what side of the glass you lay your flowers out on, so long as when the frame closes, the hooks are at the top. 

  2. Designing Your Frame

    1. Use the tweezers to gently lay out your flowers as you would like them displayed. Feel free to use scissors to trim any stems or petals. A few design tips:

      1. Pick the flowers that speak to your heart or choose a color scheme to match your room, there’s no wrong answer.

      2. Think of a bouquet: Pick your favorite flowers to be the feature of your design and arrange smaller flowers and greenery around them

      3. Think of a meadow: Arrange your flowers and greenery to flow vertically through the frame, as though they are growing in a meadow

    2. When you are happy with your design, close your frame; now it’s time to glue!

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​​Phase 2: Glue

  1. Reversing your design:

    1. Take a photo of your design (so you can easily fix things if a flower slips during the flipping process!)

    2. Close your frame and hold the two panes of glass together tightly

    3. In a quick but fluid motion, flip your frame upside down, then lay it on the table again

    4. Open and adjust any florals that may have slipped

  2. Using the tube of glue, dot a small amount of glue on the back of each flower and leaf. Only one dot is needed, even for large pieces

    1. Tip: the flowers will try to come up with the glue, so use your tweezers in your other hand or your finger to hold down the flowers as you glue

  3. Close up your frame and let it sit for a minute for the glue to set. Double check that the latch is closed before picking it up

  4. Attach your chain


Congrats, you’re all done! Pressed flowers retain their color best out of direct sunlight or highly humid rooms. I hope you enjoyed the creative process!

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