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Preserving Flowers and Decorative Foliages with Glycerin and Dye

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MF2446 Preserving Flowers and Decorative Foliages with Glycerin and Dye

by Alan B. Stevens

  • Published Date: Apr 2000
Dried flowers are useful floral decorations, but are brittle. A solution of glycerin & water to preserve decorative foliages yields a product that is soft & pliable & remains so for several years.
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