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I discovered a few days ago that it also works for drying petals although it is still better to press them in a book for a day or two before so that they can be flattened.

Thank you very much! It is indeed very relaxing which is why it was my main activity when I was traveling and had to stop in a hostel once in a while. After being in a tent by myself for weeks on end I often found the promiscuity a bit difficult to bear so it was a way to escape. Also I'm a bit of an introvert so I tend to not initiate conversations but this activity attracted like-minded people who would come to see what I was doing and have a chat so it was a really nice side effect.

Gracias por las amables palabras. Me alegra saber que este tutorial te ayudará a crear tus propias tarjetas. Todo aquí es para compartir :) Espero que algún día cuando las cosas sean diferentes pueda visitar tu hermoso país, extraño mucho la calidez de los sudamericanos.Un saluda desde Sardinas en la isla de Gran Canaria.

You are very welcome!

Thank you!

Thank you for the kind words :)

Thank you so much for all this information, I'm exciting to try all this out! I really like the fact that your techniques are based on common household products since I often find myself in parts of the world where specialized art supplies are unavailable.

Makes me happy to know that my ideas can be useful for other crafters! Now I'm really curious about what you mentioned about painting with flowers. Is it the technique you describe in your eco-printed clutch tutorial? How well are the pigments holding after being treated with vinegar?

Thank you Jessy. Remarkable the work you've done here over the years. It's really inspiring to see someone like you making a living doing what they love, especially given the range of your areas of interest!

Thank you Jude :)

I'd love to see the result if you get around to doing it!

Thank you very much for such a positive feedback. It's really motivating me to continue working on new projects and write-up some more Instructables :)

thank you for the kind words :)

Coming from such an important member of the instructables' community it means a lot, thank you. I learned so much from free online resources that kind and generous people took the time to publish so I'm always really happy to compile them whenever I can to make things a little bit easier for other crafters that will have to solve similar problems.

Let me know how it turns out :)I am trying something new now, playing with the idea of mixing natural art and augmented reality...

Thank you thank you :)

Just the tip?