Silica sand flowers

I love gardening. I grow everything from herbs, to fruits and vegetables, to flowers. I love for my yard to look like a fairy oasis my daughter and I can sit outside and enjoy. Now that I’ve offici…

5106 likes, 38 comments. “Silica is a kind of absorbent sand. Always wear a proper dust respirator while doing this- silica dust is bad for your lungs! Pure white silica is safe to touch, it’s just made of quartz, but if you get the kind with colored crystals then read the safety info and wear gloves accordingly🌷 These are the little specimens that I put in my jewelry packaging, just a personal touch from my garden. ”

Drying carnations! Silica sand from Michael's has been my favorite way to dry flowers for shadow boxes. These are getting ready for Valentine’s Day projects.

I created this dish with thryallis flowers that I grew and bluebonnets I collected. I dry them in silica sand preserving their color and shape.

Dry flowers in silica sand to preserve shape and color. This is a long lasting alternative to fresh cut flowers.

Drying flowers in silica sand and removing with fabric tulle | Pinterest

Preserve a Rose Forever: air dry, use glycerin, press, silica gel, or sand. Follow these methods to keep your beautiful roses intact for years to come.

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Discover how to preserve roses with easy, at-home techniques anyone can master. Learn multiple methods to keep your cherished blooms beautiful for years. Perfect for beginners and flower enthusiasts alike

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