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“flow is the time to be alert for all kinds of seed heads and other materials which will make interesting lines. And, while gathering cones, pods, nuts, fruits and gourds for focal interest in home-dried displays, do not overlook the versatility of grains and grasses,” counseled Miss Habel. Concluded Miss Habel, “Half the fun in drying flowers is that of experimenting for personal satisfaction. Dried acorns, strung together, can look like a bunch of brown grapes. Fungi can be dried, Ivy roots can be stripped of their bark, bleached and polished. Rosettes can be made of pine cones. There is literally no end to what imagination can do.”
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