Drying Flower MethodsAir-Drying: Tie small bundles of 5 to 6 stems with twine. Hang them upside down in a dark, dry, and warm room for 2 to 4 weeks. Pressing: Place flat flowers between parchment paper inside a heavy book or a flower press. Leave them for 2 to 3 weeks until completely dry Silica Gel: Bury fresh blooms gently in a container of silica gel crystals. Seal the container for 4 to 7 days to keep the original shape and color of thick flowers like roses. Crafting Instructions: Dried Flower Wall ArtGather Supplies: Find a picture frame, a piece of cardboard cut to fit the frame, dried flowers, and hot glue.Arrange Design: Lay your dried flowers flat on the cardboard piece first to test your pattern and color balance.Glue Pieces: Use small drops of hot glue to attach the stems and backs of the flowers securely to the cardboard.Finish and Frame: Let the glue dry completely, then place your custom floral background inside the picture frame to display.