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I guess, today I am the one to tell stories about quitting my job for a hobby.
I always loved flowers and was interested in saving some memory bouquets for a long time. I started by pressing them in books. I practiced a lot keeping flowers in the best condition possible because it’s important to make them look vivid and bright.
More info: Etsy
This is how pressed lilac looks like
I have learned Tiffany stained glass soldering method to create custom frames for my herbariums
That’s how the finished work looks
Purple flowers that I love to use are cosmos
These flowers were gathered by me in my home town
I often make sets – because flowers look great together
Sometimes I experiment with composition
I love making pretty little things
Once I was lucky to get the real sakura blossom
But I also love common wildflowers
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Dawn Welton 5 years ago (edited)
Oh my goodness, these are all so beautiful!!! I just found Tatiana's shop on Etsy, definitely my new favorite!! https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/HerbaristaShop
Nikki D 5 years ago
Wow she must be making bank! She deserves it, those pieces are gorgeous. Sadly a bit too rich for my blood :(
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Kristy P 5 years ago
I have pressed flowers and framed them. I wonder if the sealed glass keeps them from browning over time...
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
flowers get brown because of moisture. If you dry them weII enough and eep in a dry pace away from direct sun - they keep their colors for years.
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Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
thanks! I have a shop, I beIieve you can choose something there: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HerbaristaShop
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Gaia 5 years ago
Those plastered flowers inside glasses is a very common souvenir that you can buy in almost every gift shop in Bariloche, Argentina. Is beautiful. Tatiana did a pretty awesome work :)
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
Thanks! Now I want to know more about how these argentinean plastered flowers look. Strange I never heard of this! Maybe I'll learn something new
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Kerolos Saleib 5 years ago
How bad was your job though and how rich are you to be able to just do that. These are great, but I wouldn't spend money on it. Hobbies turned into business often lose their joy
Ceredwyn Ealanta 5 years ago
Is the Tiffany method lead solder over copper foiling holding two pieces of glass together?
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
yes, I do. You can Iook through the shop and make an order :) not sure if I can give Iinks to my shop in comments, but I'II try: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/HerbaristaShop
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IlluCalliArt 5 years ago
Wow, it is such a beautiful way to preserve the beauty of flowers! Wonderful creations!
KittyPiano3 5 years ago
These are all beautiful! My favourite flowers are buttercups, foxgloves, and morning glories. Too bad they’re all poisonous :3
Dawn Welton 5 years ago (edited)
Oh my goodness, these are all so beautiful!!! I just found Tatiana's shop on Etsy, definitely my new favorite!! https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/HerbaristaShop
Nikki D 5 years ago
Wow she must be making bank! She deserves it, those pieces are gorgeous. Sadly a bit too rich for my blood :(
Load More Replies... Kristy P 5 years ago
I have pressed flowers and framed them. I wonder if the sealed glass keeps them from browning over time...
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
flowers get brown because of moisture. If you dry them weII enough and eep in a dry pace away from direct sun - they keep their colors for years.
Load More Replies... Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
thanks! I have a shop, I beIieve you can choose something there: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HerbaristaShop
Load More Replies... Gaia 5 years ago
Those plastered flowers inside glasses is a very common souvenir that you can buy in almost every gift shop in Bariloche, Argentina. Is beautiful. Tatiana did a pretty awesome work :)
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
Thanks! Now I want to know more about how these argentinean plastered flowers look. Strange I never heard of this! Maybe I'll learn something new
Load More Replies... Kerolos Saleib 5 years ago
How bad was your job though and how rich are you to be able to just do that. These are great, but I wouldn't spend money on it. Hobbies turned into business often lose their joy
Ceredwyn Ealanta 5 years ago
Is the Tiffany method lead solder over copper foiling holding two pieces of glass together?
Tatiana Lazaryuk (Post author) 5 years ago
yes, I do. You can Iook through the shop and make an order :) not sure if I can give Iinks to my shop in comments, but I'II try: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/HerbaristaShop
Load More Replies... IlluCalliArt 5 years ago
Wow, it is such a beautiful way to preserve the beauty of flowers! Wonderful creations!
KittyPiano3 5 years ago
These are all beautiful! My favourite flowers are buttercups, foxgloves, and morning glories. Too bad they’re all poisonous :3
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