Concept Overview & Aesthetic Appeal
Delicate botanical wall art created by pressing fresh garden blooms and displaying them suspended between two transparent glass panes in a brass frame.
Step-by-Step Execution Guide
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Collect fresh, flat-faced flowers (pansies, violas, daisies, ferns, and baby’s breath).
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Place the flowers between sheets of parchment paper inside a heavy book, weighting it down for 10 to 14 days until completely dry and flat.
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Clean both glass panes of a double-sided floating brass frame with rubbing alcohol.
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Arrange the dried botanicals onto the bottom glass pane using a tiny pin-drop of clear craft glue to hold their positions.
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Close the top glass pane, lock the brass latch, and hang the frame near a sunlit window.

Pro Craft Tip
Avoid thick flower centers (like whole roses or large sunflowers); choose naturally thin petals like violas and cosmos to keep the glass panes flush.