Drying Flowers Collection

Black and white illustration, making four cuts along veins of physalis flower, to open up the flower (drying flowers)

Black and white illustration of hands opening a physalis flower, pulling down the segments created by cutting (drying flowers)

Black and white illustration of hands wrapping a bunch of dried flowers in newspaper (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of bunches of dried flowers wrapped up in newspaper and packed in a box, top to tail (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of dried hydrangea flower hung up to dry, wrapped individually in tissue paper (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of hands tying up a piece of string around dried hydrangea flower wrapped in tissue paper (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of hands wrapping dried hydrangea flower in tissue paper (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of hands pleating a strip of tissue paper, to wrap a dried onion seed head in (storing dried flowers)

Black and white illustration of dried flowers stored in a cupboard

Black and white illustration of hands removing leaves and bracts from Moluccella stem (preserving flowers)

Black and white illustration of hand cutting the ends of Moluccella stems at a sharp upward angle (preserving flowers)

Black and white illustration of hand pouring glycerine and water mixture in vase containing Moluccella stems (preserving flowers)

Black and white illustration of Moluccella stems in a vase containing glycerine and water mixture, after 10 days (preserving flowers)

Black and white illustration of hand using spoon to cover flower heads with silica gel crystals (drying flowers using desiccant)

Black and white illustration of hand placing lid onto tin, containing flowers covered with silica gel crystals (drying flowers using desiccant)

Black and white illustration of hand placing flower heads, wired or with short stalks, on bed of silica gel crystals (drying flowers using desiccant)

Black and white illustration of hand holding bucket of blue silica gel crystals and pouring into base of biscuit tin (drying flowers using desiccant)

Black and white illustration of flowers dried using silica gel (drying flowers using desiccant)

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In this captivating black and white illustration, we delve into the art of drying flowers. The delicate process begins with making four precise cuts along the veins of a physalis flower, gently opening it up to expose its intricate beauty. Skilled hands are depicted in another illustration, carefully pulling down the segments created by these cuts, allowing the flower to dry gracefully. Moving on to storage techniques, we witness hands wrapping a bunch of dried flowers in newspaper. Each bloom is lovingly cocooned within the protective layers of newsprint before being secured tightly together. This method ensures that their vibrant colors and fragile petals remain intact for future enjoyment. Continuing our journey through these illustrations, we observe bunches of dried flowers wrapped up in newspaper and packed neatly into a box from top to tail. This meticulous arrangement guarantees safekeeping while preserving their ethereal charm. The versatility of drying methods is further showcased as we encounter a black and white depiction of a dried hydrangea flower hung up individually to dry. Wrapped meticulously in tissue paper, each blossom is shielded from harm's way while maintaining its original allure. Hands deftly tie pieces of string around these precious hydrangea blooms wrapped in tissue paper – an extra layer of protection ensuring longevity during storage. Alternatively, they can be simply enveloped without any additional adornments; either way safeguards their delicate nature. Our exploration concludes with hands pleating strips of tissue paper skillfully around a dried onion seed head - yet another example showcasing diverse approaches towards storing dried flowers. Finally encased within this soft embrace lies nature's ephemeral masterpiece waiting patiently until called upon again. These mesmerizing illustrations capture not only the technical aspects but also evoke emotions associated with preserving fleeting beauty forevermore. Whether stored away safely or displayed proudly within cupboards adorned with history's whispers – these timeless treasures continue enchanting us long after their blooming days have passed.