24 INCREDIBLE WAYS TO USE FLOWERS

Beautiful floral ideas and decorations

Flowers are one of the most beautiful ways to decorate your home. So, in this video, I give you some ideas to help you out.
You can dip some plastic flowers in cement to create a beautiful base for your candles.
When placing your roses in a vase, simply create a grid using hot glue to keep them in place.
You can take a silicone mold and fill it up with liquid soap base, then sprinkle some dried-up flowers in there and let them cool. Voila, you’ve just made your own soap bars.
I show you how to press some real flowers and leaves on top of a white scarf in order to decorate it. You simply take some colorful flowers, place them on the scarf and secure them there with some paper tape. After that, press them with a hammer until all their color comes out on the fabric and voila.
To give your room some extra color, take some roses or peonies and then cut the stems off. Take some bubble wrap paper cut it in a circle and then pierce a hole in the middle. Then, place your flowers in some water and voila. They can even be preserved for up to a month this way.

Timestamps:
0:49 – How to make a flower using a ribbon
1:57 – DIY soaps
2:54 – How to make your own rose water
4:38 – Floating roses in water
5:39 – How to pack a bouquet
7:05 – Amazing roses using foam paper
8:20 – Beautiful flowers out of toilet paper
10:51 – Amazing roses to decorate your gifts with
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