Bex Partridge
Leading dried flower artist
How to Create Forever Flowers
WHAT FLOWERS TO DRY - PART 1: EVERLASTINGS
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Course Curriculum
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07:42
What flowers to dry - Part 1: Everlastings
11:12
What flowers to dry - Part 2: A few tricky ones
08:53
What flowers to dry - Part 3: Perennials
12:58
What flowers to dry - Part 4: Seed heads
05:50
What flowers to dry - Part 5: Grasses
08:41
What flowers to dry - Part 6: Height, fluff and fillers
21:15
The drying process - Part 1: The golden rules
19:15
The drying process - Part 2: Techniques for trickier flowers
05:43
How to store and care for your dried flowers
20:02
Displaying dried flowers in vessels - Part 1: Single varieties in beautiful vases
14:30
Displaying dried flowers in vessels - Part 2: Creating a colourful display
18:12
Displaying dried flowers in vessels - Part 3: Creating displays using a frog pin
29:55
A wreath with foraged material
20:57
A hand-tied bouquet
29:38
A dried flower meadow on fabric
13:30
Framed dried flowers on fabric
11:35
A hanging flower cloud - Part 1: The materials
09:25
A hanging flower cloud - Part 2: The mechanics and structure
18:03
A hanging flower cloud - Part 3: Adding the fluff and filler
10:33
A hanging flower cloud - Part 4: Creating your own vines
08:48
A hanging flower cloud - Part 5: Using alternative materials
00:40
Final words
What flowers to dry - Part 1: Everlastings
Everlasting flowers are the simplest to start working with. Here, Bex introduces you to some of her favourite varieties.
