
Make a bookmark with pressed flowers
Prepare the plants, test the arrangement and protect the book's pages.
Paper, colour, flowers and fabric: projects to make at your own pace.

Prepare the plants, test the arrangement and protect the book's pages.

Fit the paper around the card and test the flaps before gluing.

Use stable stones and readable names with a small selection of materials.

Choose stems for the vase you have and keep the arrangement easy to move.

Turn a few paper scraps into an image with a clear point of attention.

Choose a manageable length and repeat one simple action without complicated sewing.

One reusable template and two sizes are enough to build an arrangement.

Explore texture with paper, a wax crayon and a few leaves you may collect.

Prepare the holes before threading so the card does not tear.

Choose compatible materials and let the growing pot handle drainage.

Make a small decorative catch-all without firing or assuming it is waterproof.

Use fewer pages for a clean fold and an easy opening.

Observe attachments and spaces before chasing every detail.

Leave real space for the name instead of covering everything with decoration.

Understand an open box before adding a lid.

Prepare small even shapes and keep the dough away from food and animals.

Choose a connection and a fixing method that respects the prints.

Let water shape part of the image, then decide where the words belong.

Use a few stems and protect the most brittle parts.

Design around the objects you need to store rather than multiplying compartments.

Begin with an accessible fabric and choose thread you are happy to show.

Use a few colours, two water jars and paper swatches to get to know your mixes.