Do you dry/press flowers?

I pressed some flowers in cards that I sent some friends from Bali, but that's about it.

I have some petals in a book that Mom pressed in 1957 :)

My grandfather pressed every four-leafed clover he ever found. My grandmother didn't, but then again she found them everywhere so it was no big deal for her. It was something of a challenge for the rest of us.

half the time i just dry them because that way i have plants i don't have to kill by not giving them water

uh huh. :)

I have pressed flowers in books of poetry in the past, now I prefer to hang them to dry and that way keep a reminder forever of how it felt to be presented with blooms ;)

I dried a rose my boyfriend gave me and my corsage from homecoming.

Just my corsage from my junior year. Well, maybe more, but that's the only one I remember. I always put four leaf clovers into a photo album, but they're not really flowers.

I dry all my flowers...they are usually from funerals and I think they look a lot prettier dead and dry..I keep them on a little ceramic coffin i made...i love my dead flowers :)

I dried a dozen cream colored roses that I got for High school graduation. My cat knocked them over and they broke a week later.

I did a few a long time ago. I've no idea what happened to them.

I save them for potions or spells.

lonxedosol - Do you know any to help our sore butts? I sit in this chair too much!

I haven't done it for a long time, though. Besides pressing and hanging, I also used to put flowers in a box of dry sand for a week or so. That used to work well.
I also used to pack petals into a bottle with water, thinking I'd make beautiful perfume. It used to ferment and smell disgusting, but Mum always said "Oh, Thank you, how lovely". I was about 7.

No, I donīt. I actually have a life! .-)

A few flowers from high school when I used to keep a scrapbook.

Yes, I feel so guilty just throwing them away.

How about an option yes and I am unhappy with the results.

oh dear