Rack For Drying Gp Flowers... Where To Buy?
Decorating By wgoat5 Updated 2 Jul 2008 , 11:12pm by Bettycrockermommy
I use a couple of those cheap wire racks that have slots for wire drawers in them. They come in separate pieces and you put them together, so you can take them apart easily if you need to. The ones that I use have a wire grid on the top shelf, so you can hang wired flowers from that, or from the slots on the sides where the drawers are supposed to go (I don't put the drawers in them). For larger flowers you can put them in a piece of tinfoil to support the petals while they dry in a certain shape and just stick the wire stem through the grid on top so that they dry upright.
You can also use a pasta drying rack if you're just looking for something to dry flowers upside down. Or a wire grid cooling rack balanced on a bunch of soup cans!
I went to Jo Annâs and bought me a couple of wooden crates and a pkg of wooden dowels (different size rounds) I put push pins on each side of the dowels to hold in place I hang my flowers upside down and when I want to make a loop bow I just change out the dowels and hang my loops on the fatter dowels used my coupons less then $5.00 for every thing
Molly2
You don't need to buy anything
Look around the house.. I am using a dessert stand and it works fine.. Remove the gold foil covered boards, and it is just a metal rack to hold plates for serving.. Works perfect, and multi purpose... http://www.cakecentral.com/cake-photo_1187729.html
I use the same as Texas Rose. They are very cheap, can be stacked, and work very well.
Michele
I have the ones like Texas_Rose showed, but single tier. I got a couple of them at Dollar Tree. When I needed taller ones, I got them at Wally-World (wal-mart).
Theresa ![]()
My son made me one out of the K'Nex he no longer plays with.![]()
Deanna
My son made me one out of the K'Nex he no longer plays with.
Deanna
Now that is inventive!!
I have one similar to Texas_Rose, but mine has a grid on top.
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