Next step is to dip your dried roses in wax/parafin, the look is really pretty. It gives them an interesting composition and they last alot longer holding them together.
For the love of roses...have a great week you long haired maiden...from one to another...ha!
Lovely....I got a dozen yellow roses once. Sigh. Long time since that has happened.
Your cardinals and hawk below make me a touch envious. I did see a new bird this morning. Not sure what it was but did get a fuzzy photo. Nice to see something not a crow for a change. Hope you are staying warm and safe.
My computer is not doing well, alas, but better than yesterday, so I'm very grateful.
I have some dried roses and I love them.
ReplyDeleteI like this picture, maybe beacause I like roses, and I somethimes dry them myself. And beutifully photographed!
ReplyDeleteI've never tried to dry roses, but after seeing your picture I may give it a try.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful. I have two boutonnières and a corsage from yesterday, maybe I should try to dry them.
ReplyDeleteI have never had dried roses, those ones are pretty though.
ReplyDeleteGill in Canada
I have dried roses too..so so dry coz of the climate we have here. At least this one are still noticeably roses, mine are not. :(
ReplyDeleteCarletta, this is a wonderful shot.
ReplyDeleteHmm i love dried roses inserted in books. especially the ones given by the sweetheart. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful. I never would have thought that they would be that beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely. Did you preserve these yourself? My efforts have been much less successful.
ReplyDeleteHi everybody,
ReplyDeleteQuilly asks if I did them myself and yes they are mine from a couple of bouquets from this past year.
Beautiful composition - I like how one rests upon the other.
ReplyDeleteCarletta, these are truly beautiful, a very nice way of preserving roses. Your photo is a treat on a wintery day.
ReplyDeleteI really like dried flowers, and you have taken a beautiful shot of these roses.
ReplyDeleteB.
This is almost a monochrome picture. Really beautiful, Carletta.
ReplyDeleteCarletta: It is great to get a remembrance of warmer days through these dried roses.
ReplyDeleteNext step is to dip your dried roses in wax/parafin, the look is really pretty. It gives them an interesting composition and they last alot longer holding them together.
ReplyDeleteFor the love of roses...have a great week you long haired maiden...from one to another...ha!
sharon
the texture is beautiful, you captured that perfectly
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, Carletta.
ReplyDeleteI love drying roses. I just hang them upside-down and that works pretty well.
Junie
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ReplyDeleteThat's a very good macro of those dried roses Carletta!
ReplyDeleteLovely....I got a dozen yellow roses once. Sigh. Long time since that has happened.
ReplyDeleteYour cardinals and hawk below make me a touch envious. I did see a new bird this morning. Not sure what it was but did get a fuzzy photo. Nice to see something not a crow for a change. Hope you are staying warm and safe.
My computer is not doing well, alas, but better than yesterday, so I'm very grateful.
Clever choice for today--and an especially lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
These dried so beautifully!
ReplyDeleteLovely dried roses.
ReplyDeleteA super shot of this lovely flower. It must have been gorgeous when alive as it still retains its beauty when dried.
ReplyDeleteThey're such lovely colors ;--)
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,
I believe that we all can use some tips on how to dry flowers that will look as beautiful as these Roses.
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