I just couldn't part with these lovely pink roses in the perfect hue, so I decided to make a floral arrangement with them. I was inspired by this article on dried flowers in the January issue of Jeanne D'Arc Living magazine:
The arrangement looked so pretty and will far outlast fresh roses. I simply placed the dried roses in a small vase inside this pretty metal pot. I added water within the pot for my fresh baby's breath. In time I'll remove the water once they've dried, too.
Just for fun, here's a vignette of paper flowers, too. I don't have the greenest thumb so these looks suit me fine!
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28 comments:
Love the dried flowers. Gorgeous.
Have a nice day.
Your dried flower arrangement is gorgeous Susan! I never throw my roses away anymore, I think I prefer them dried than fresh:) I love your little book bundle too, so pretty!
So beautiful! I have begun using my dried white roses that my husband has gotten me and truly love them. Once their dead they are dead and I can use them for along time. (did that just make any sense) :) I love the way they look.
Yours are wonderful with the added baby's breath.
Gorgeous.
I hear ya on the green thumb :)
Amy
Susan your dried roses are beautiful. I don't have a green thumb either. I love that you recycled those beautiful roses. Your paper flowers are gorgeous as well. Nice vignettes.
Your dried flower arrangement is just gorgeous! I can never get mine to look that lovely!!! This is just swoon worthy!
Have a beautiful day!
Hugs,
Jessie
Lovely !!!...love Ria...xxx...
You did a fabulous job, Susan! It is sooooo pretty! You should make more!
XO,
Jane
They look so pretty :)
Beautiful blooms especially this time of year when fresh flowers are not very abundant:-)
xoxo
Kathleen
How beautiful, Susan. You have inspired me to try this. xo Rhonda
Very sweet!
I saw you featured over at Becky's congrats!!
Hi Susan! This arrangement is simply lovely and sooo charming! Just love it!! And your paper flowers are sweet and delicate~~a nice contrast to the tattered books. Love the word tattered...makes me smile!
Have a wonderful Friday and weekend!!
Hugs,
Becky
So beautiful Susan. This sure made my heart skip a beat when your post came up. Ahhhhh..I feel so much better now that I have seen this beautiful post!
hugs...
So lovely! I so enjoy visiting your blog. Thank you for sharing. :-)
I can never throw away roses, they always dry so pretty, love your little arrangement with the Baby's Breath!!
Very pretty Susan. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday this week.
I'll be featuring this at tomorrow's Shabbilicious Friday party Susan.
What a lovely and beautiful arrangement. Your photos are just stunning. I just did a post on dried roses too.
Have a wonderful weekend.
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