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Paper weight

No one will believe that you have made these wonderful paper weights by yourself. Obviously you will have to buy glass and varnish from a retail store but you can use your own picked and pressed flowers.
Material:
You will need the following craft material:
- A glass paper weight with a concave part on the underside (these are available in good craft stores)
- Pressed flowers
- Clear varnish
- Cardboard and scissors
- Felt (with self-adhesive backing if possible)
Craft instructions:
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Pour a little varnish into the concave on the underside of the paper weight. Carefully move the varnish around to cover all sides and to spread the varnish evenly.
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Carefully place the flower onto the varnish facing downwards. Pour enough varnish over the flower so that it is completely covered.
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Sway the paper weight carefully back and forth once again in order to distribute the fresh varnish evenly. Let the varnish dry for four to five days.
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Cut a piece of cardboard to size so that it fits exactly on the underside of the paper weight. The final step is to attach a piece of felt.
And the letters can arrive! Your paper weight will have plenty of work to do.
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