Leaf and flower pictures, and how to make them (1859)
New York, Anson D. F. Randolph · leaf 25
ambles, weeds, creeping vines, lowshrubs, Seringoes, and many wild things that growin woods, afford suitable leaves for pressing. TheSumac is so brittle, that I have abandoned pressing -it, although it is more brilliant in autumn, than al-most any other leaf. The only way to keep themuncrumbled,… … ) . Of P410N/ MAJOR JcXNA°F>. 4-tS SWMWAr: MS THE F ORE S T WRE AT H AND HOW TO MAKE THEM. 15 CHAPTER SECOND. BEST MODE OF PRESSING LEAVES. Take any old book, the less stiff, and the moresoft, or, to use a learned word, the more bibulous,the paper is, the better; for then it will drink in…
Plants in art · Floral decorations| · Decoration and ornament -- Plant forms · Pressed flower pictures · Dried flower arrangement
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