Pressed flower tray

Seal Pressed Dried Flowers in a Protective Resin Finished Tray to keep them forever and bring a touch of spring to your decor too.

Flowers always brighten everyone's mood, and these coasters made with pressed flowers will definitely add some cheer to your table — even before the drinks are served.

Hello friends, and welcome back! If you follow me on Instagram , then you know that a few RV friends, and I are in the midst of our RV Blogger week: Summer Edition! Each day we're sharing Summer DIYs, recipes, and crafts to spark your creativity! Today, I'm sharing how to bring your summer mem

We live right across from a beautiful rose garden in Golden Gate Park and sometimes Henry and I collect petals to press on our way home. This DIY rose petal tray is so simple to make, I promise! Plus it’s food safe and would be such a lovely gift. You could do the same project […]

Already-made pressed flowers can be used for many things. I am going to show you a way to use pressed flowers with Mod Podge to upscale your tray. This DIY project is easy with a few different supplies you probably have in your craft area right now. What inspired me to do this pressed flowers Mod Podge tray project? Some years ago, I modified a very outdated lacquer-style tray (click here to see the DIY Project), updating it with gray chalk paint and stencils. Now, it’s time to update the…

Hand turned rose wood trays with real flowers encased

I feel like I traveled back to the 1970's with this project. If you're an old soul like me then this is the project for you. Take a journey with me that involves a glass tray, pressed flowers and epoxy resin. You won't regret the outcome! I found a glass tray at Goodwill for $4.00. Any size tray will do for this project, just as long as it is wood, glass, ceramic or porcelain. Epoxy resin will melt right through plastic. I started out with my pressed flowers, that I had left ove…