Flowers Forever

Celebrate the Beauty of Dried Flowers with Stunning Floral Art

Bex Partridge

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Hardie Grant Books (UK)
04 May 2022

Art & Architecture; Flower arranging & floral crafts

From the author of Everlastings comes Flowers Forever – a book that will inspire you to create beautiful floral displays with long lasting, dried flowers.

Packed to the brim with information on dried flowers, the book includes a section on the process of growing, drying and working with flowers that last, plus guidance on textures, tones and colours and advice on how to source materials sustainably. Flowers Forever also showcases 10 modern designs including an Autumn Bounty Fireplace, a Winter Solstice Wall-hanging and a breathtaking Tablescape.

This is a book for those who question the origin and sustainability of all we consume and are seeking to educate themselves while creating these beautiful projects.

By: Bex Partridge
Imprint: Hardie Grant Books (UK)
Country of Publication: United Kingdom
Dimensions: Height: 247mm, Width: 173mm, Spine: 26mm
Weight: 880g
ISBN: 9781784884345
ISBN 10: 1784884340
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 04 May 2022
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active

Founder of Botanical Tales and author of Everlastings, Bex Partridge is a floral artist specialising in dried flowers whose work is continually inspired by nature, the ebb and flow of the seasons and sustainability. Alongside making her own dried flower art, Bex runs creative workshops as well as sharing advice and inspiration on her blog and social media channels.

Reviews for Flowers Forever: Celebrate the Beauty of Dried Flowers with Stunning Floral Art

The book itself is a beautiful thing to hold, and the atmospheric photographs by Laura Edwards demonstrates how nothing is off limits, and that dried flowers should not be seen as the gloomy secondbest of winter, but the more dynamic sculptural forms of a wildness that we all need much more of in our lives. -Veronica Peerless, Gardens Illustrated