Cut the Roses: Using protective gloves (or just being mindful of the thorns) and garden shears, cut your rose flowers. The amount will depend on how many dried rose petals you want to make.
Cut the Roses: Using protective gloves (or just being mindful of the thorns) and garden shears, cut your rose flowers. The amount will depend on how many dried rose petals you want to make.
Leave out to air dry in a warm, dry place, preferably out of direct sunlight. Drying time will depend on your specific conditions, but can range anywhere from one day, up to a week.
Leave out to air dry in a warm, dry place, preferably out of direct sunlight. Drying time will depend on your specific conditions, but can range anywhere from one day, up to a week.
Once the drying process is complete, and left with fully dried roses, without any remaining moisture, you can transfer them to an airtight container, such as a large glass jar.
Once the drying process is complete, and left with fully dried roses, without any remaining moisture, you can transfer them to an airtight container, such as a large glass jar.