Normaly I don't have the patience to listen to people explaining things. But you have a calm, grounded and positive energy surrounding you. Ty I will try it!!
If you're experiencing issues with your dried rose petals bleeding color onto the paper during the drying process, there are a few things you can try to fix the issue: Blot excess moisture: Before laying the rose petals onto the paper to dry, use a paper towel to blot any excess moisture from the petals. This can help to prevent bleeding. Use a paper with high absorption: Consider using a paper with high absorption, such as watercolor paper or blotting paper. These types of paper can help to absorb any excess moisture from the petals and prevent bleeding. Press the petals: Another option is to press the rose petals before drying them. This can help to remove excess moisture and prevent bleeding during the drying process. Use a fixative: You may also want to consider using a fixative spray, such as hairspray or artist fixative, to help set the color of the rose petals and prevent bleeding. Overall, these tips should help to prevent bleeding from your dried rose petals during the drying process. If you continue to experience issues, you may want to experiment with different types of paper or consult a professional paper artist for additional advice.
The liquid starch improves the strength, surface feel, printability, and the ease you can write on the finished paper. It's not absolutely necessary, but your paper will turn out better with the liquid starch.
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Normaly I don't have the patience to listen to people explaining things. But you have a calm, grounded and positive energy surrounding you. Ty I will try it!!
Aww! Thank you, working with my hands is very soothing and good for the soul.
Thank you for this! I used rose and tulip pedals along with the leaves from the roses. Turned out really good for the note I wrote!
That sounds beautiful!
I'm having a problem with my dried rose petals bleeding color into the paper as it's drying...do you have any suggestions to fix it?
If you're experiencing issues with your dried rose petals bleeding color onto the paper during the drying process, there are a few things you can try to fix the issue:
Blot excess moisture: Before laying the rose petals onto the paper to dry, use a paper towel to blot any excess moisture from the petals. This can help to prevent bleeding.
Use a paper with high absorption: Consider using a paper with high absorption, such as watercolor paper or blotting paper. These types of paper can help to absorb any excess moisture from the petals and prevent bleeding.
Press the petals: Another option is to press the rose petals before drying them. This can help to remove excess moisture and prevent bleeding during the drying process.
Use a fixative: You may also want to consider using a fixative spray, such as hairspray or artist fixative, to help set the color of the rose petals and prevent bleeding.
Overall, these tips should help to prevent bleeding from your dried rose petals during the drying process. If you continue to experience issues, you may want to experiment with different types of paper or consult a professional paper artist for additional advice.
What’s the liquid starch for ?
The liquid starch improves the strength, surface feel, printability, and the ease you can write on the finished paper. It's not absolutely necessary, but your paper will turn out better with the liquid starch.
Mam where we will find this all materials??
There are resources listed in the video description with links to the supplies I used.
Florists