The Pressed Flower Handbook: Simple Methods for Connecting with Nature and Preserving the Beauty of the Garden Through the Seasons - Grow, Gather, Press,
Biographical Note: Sarah Holland is the founder of Meadow & Thyme, a nature-focused platform where she shares pressed flower art, slow living inspiration, and sustainable gardening tips. Based in Worcestershire, England, Sarah grows all the...
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Biographical Note: Review Quotes: "...a good choice for libraries serving both crafters and gardeners." -- BooklistReview Quotes: "An ideal introduction to the art of pressed flowers, this comprehensive, step-by-step instruction guide and 'how to' manual, is especially and unreservedly recommended for personal, professional, and community library Nature Craft Flower Arrangement collections." -- Midwest Book ReviewReview Quotes: "A wonderful resource that will inspire anyone looking for a hobby to bring them into closer contact with nature." -- Sara Shreve, Library JournalPublisher Marketing: Discover the timeless art of flower pressing with simple, sustainable techniques and projects. The Pressed Flower Handbook is an inspiring and accessible guide to the age-old craft of flower pressing, told through the seasonal rhythms of Sarah Holland's garden. As the artist behind the popular Meadow and Thyme brand, Sarah brings her thoughtful perspective and sustainable ethos to every page, showing you how to grow, gather, press, and craft with flowers through all four seasons. This richly illustrated book features step-by-step instructions for traditional pressing techniques, storage tips, troubleshooting, and guidance on preserving color and form. It also includes a beautiful collection of creative projects that turn pressed flowers into lasting works of art--such as wall pieces, greeting cards, and meaningful tokens to share. Accompanied by gorgeous color photographs and presented in a warm, instructive voice, you'll find:
Whether you're new to flower pressing or returning to it with fresh eyes, The Pressed Flower Handbook invites you to engage deeply with the natural world--and to create beautiful things that last. It's both a how-to guide and a celebration of sustainable creativity. Review Citations:
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