Drying Flowers in Silica Gel, Flower Preservation

Dry your Wedding Flowers at Home using these amazing Flower Drying Crystals. We have created the perfect blend of Silica Gel Crystals so you are able to Preserve your own Wedding Flowers at home. If you are a DIY lover and will miss the Wedmin after your Wedding Day, this could be the perfect project for you. Our Flower Drying Crystals are re-usable and non-toxic, simply place your flowers into the crystals and leave for 7-28 days depending on the size of flower you are drying. Once dried your flowers are ready to be framed or encapsulated in resin. Choose from 500g or 1KG. Once you have dried your flowers simply place your crystals in the oven to regenerate them for your next project. Join our Facebook Group to join in the Flower Preservation fun and let us show you how to get perfect results. Drying Flowers in Silica Gel | Flower Preservation | Flower Drying
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