Some dried flowers inspiration and ideas
Ourdried flowersinclude a largebunch range, stems, lavenderandconfetti petals, pressed flowers, potpourriand otherdry bloomswhich are used for home decor, craft and weddings.
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Dried flower bunch
Choose a dry bunch by colour– our catalog islisted by colour as well as flower typeto keep things simple!
Dry wildflowers – informal blooms which give that natural meadow look. Cottage garden bunches – dried flowers with a traditional feel.
From our own Sussex workshop – we dry a lot of flowers ourselves during the summer months – best choice May to October.
Choosing a bunch– blooms, grasses and seed heads for home decor, weddings and your own hand-tied bouquets and arrangements. Hand-tied bouquets – we have reduced our range of these but some bunches still make a great gift – just add ribbon!
Read more about two staple varieties –Poppiesand Billy buttons akaCraspedia stems.
How flowers are dried– find out more about how your bunches and petals were produced, and how much is doable at home.
Dried lavender
Choosing dry lavender grains– we think our lavender is some of the best you can get for making lavender bags, sachets and potpourri. It mixes well with soothing chamomile or relaxing hops for aromatherapy, or even rose petals for a fragrant confetti.
About our other lavender productssuch as bunches, essential oils and ready-made sachets.
Seasonal dry flowers
Spring– fresh, bright and floral items.
Summer– blooms in rich tropical hues and exotics. Late summer – harvest, cereals, seed pods, warm colours.
Autumn– warm colours, bonfire night and Halloween!
Winter and Christmas– natural crafts, gifts and decorations.
Seasonal ideas– a starter page of things to try.
Floral Gifts
Valentines Dayis all hearts and roses.
Teacher presents – little affordable gift ideas.
Mothers Day – buy adried flower bunch, scented sachet or treat.
Scented gifts such asnatural potpourri, fragrance oil and lavender bags.
Pressed flowers
Pressing our own UK flowers– find out more about how we started pressing our own.Buy pressed flowers
Dry wedding blooms
Choosing wedding confetti petals– single colours of confetti or mixed? Dried roses or delphinium petals?
Roses and weddings – roses and weddings go hand in hand.
Wedding decor planning – choosing dried flowers for your big day.
Choosing dried rose budsfor use in potpourri, wedding venue and table decorations or even confetti.
Our flowers elsewhere on the internet
Ruth’sdriedflowercraft.co.ukbloghas loads of DIY ideas and makes for dried flowers. The top image on this page was taken from this site – from a bouquet project in shades of pink. The image above shows a few other projects on the blog:how to dry bunches, bouquet making, DIY pressed flowers andcraft ideas with pressed flowers, using silica gel, andpotpourri makingrecipes and tips. There is also a wide range oflavender craftson the site.
Check us out at daisyshopUK onInstagram and Threads and we’re also onFacebook(search daisyshop.co.uk), andTwitter / X(daisyshopUK) – see links in footer at bottom of page.
Our Instagram page is our favourite as it concisely showcases our most vibrant dried flower pics, combining products from the shop with post updates from Ruth’s blog.
Dried flowers atpinterest.com/ruthdaisyor search ruthdaisy. Pinterest is a great way to collect your favourite pics and ideas in one place, for example to plan a wedding or a room makeover. We have a massive selection of dried flower photos and ideas with over 300,000 views per month. Check out director Ruth’s favourite pins from around the shop and blog and elsewhere.
Etsy – By the way, we also have a separate dry flower shop at Etsy at daisyshopuk.etsy.com or search daisyshopUK – but the range is better here on our own site. We don’t sell on ebay or Amazon.
Information pages
Dry floral FAQ– commonly asked questions about our lavender, bunches, potpourri making and confetti.
How we started out in dry flowers– how our range developed over 20 years trading.
Help pages– Shop FAQ, Contact info, Environmental policy, T&C, Privacy, Delivery, Cookies etc.
Promotional products– year round bundle offers and discounts.
Image credit – fillinglavender bags– Thomas Skovsende for Prima magazine UK.