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![]() Winter
scene with trees of pressed leaves and bark. Cardinals from red petals, |
Pressed flower Irish scene featuring stone thatched roof house
and bridge, |
![]() Autumn scene created with just bark and assorted fall leaves |
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Press flower beach scene with boy, girl and boats from pressed flowers on watercolored background |
![]() Pressed flower fairy and sprite among a leaf flower pot and pressed flowers |
Pressed flower of Rip Van Winkle scene. Note elf peeking from
behind the |
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![]() "Under the sea" pressed flower scene using assorted petals and weeds on sanwa paper |
Pressed flower shop created from striped grasses, leaves, small
flowers |
Covered bridge winter scene using bark, hibiscus petals and greens |
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"Let's fly our kites!" pressed flower petals and
leaves from these children |
"Ye old outhouse" - bark, pressed flowers and leaves |
Pressed flower in a leaf container containing dogwood, azaeleas,
delphinium, daisies, etc |
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Henry Hudson ship A replica of Henry Hudson's "Half Moon" ship that sailed up the Hudson River 400 years ago. All plant material against blue paper background |
Fall Landscape Fall landscape created from plant materials - corn husk sky, skeletonized autumn leaves, banana skin fence and birds.
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Winter Landscape Winter landscape created using corn husks, white onion skins, banana skins, twigs, dill, petals and leaves.
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Running Brook Running brook made using flowers, leaves, bark, mushroom skins, fungus, onion membrane and raw cotton.
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| After many years of doing calligraphy
accented with pressed flowers, the World Wide Pressed Flower Guild was formed, opening so many new ways to work with plant materials! Classes and sharing by other members has helped Pat and other members to expand in this art form beyond their imaginations! Who would have thought one could "paint" with flowers and leaves and do so many new things, learn so many new techniques? It has been a wonderful adventure! If you look closely at each picture, you will see the different plants used. Pat has won awards for some of these pieces. |
FREE
PRESSED FLOWER INFORMATIONWould you like to try pressing flowers? Send Pat an email, or sign the guestbook to
request a listing
of flowers that Pat has found to press well, plus other hints and how-tos.
Call or email her for a quote and to
discuss details.
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