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Dry Flowers with Kitty Litter

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Date: 06/29/2004 Topic: Craft Tips > Floral  
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To dry your flowers, cut the flower so one inch of the stem is left on. Place face up into a coffee can full of kitty litter, pour more kitty litter to cover the flower. (roses should only be half opened) this can take a few days to a few weeks depending on the humidity and the flower. Great way to save prom, wedding, or a garden flowers.

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By Becky (Guest Post)
you can also use corn meal.

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By Siren (10) Contact
You can also use sand instead of kitty litter. I know of another product, silica gel crystals, that does the same thing, but it can be rather expensive to buy.
Another tip: use a small, soft paintbrush to get the particles out from between the petals.

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