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My tulip has passed on to tulip heaven. Can I press it between some heavy weights to preserve a fond memory?
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I used to do a lot of flower pressing in my younger days. I had several flower presses and used to make pictures with the pressed flowers.
One of my Aunts still has the picture I made for her, forty years ago.
You can just use ordinary kitchen towel if you don't want to go to any expense. Place the tulip flower and stem on the paper, fold the paper over it and put it in or under the heaviest book you can find.
One of my Aunts still has the picture I made for her, forty years ago.
You can just use ordinary kitchen towel if you don't want to go to any expense. Place the tulip flower and stem on the paper, fold the paper over it and put it in or under the heaviest book you can find.