I remember watching fantasy movies like Narnia, Merlin or LOTR when I was really young and the witches would always live in these old, creppy cabins. You know, the ones with animal bones and dried herbs hanging from the rafters. I remember promising myself that my house would look just like that when I grew up (with a few more secret doors of course). After my family changed houses I got the opportunity to set up how my room looked, and I hadn't forgotten the promise my younger self made. However, animal bones and hanging plants from the ceiling was something my parents probably wouldn't like as much as I would, so I had to tone it down a bit for the moment. 

I was pleasantly surprised with what I could do on the dried flowers part. You can press and frame the flowers, make a pot pourri, or simply put them in a vase.

Here are some of my favourite tutorials on how to dry flowers and what to do with them afterwards.

6 Ways How To Dry Flowers


https://feltmagnet.com/crafts/Preserving-Flowers-Six-Ways-of-Drying-Flowers

This is by far my favourite tutorial on drying flowers. Not only does the author go into depth on each possible process, but they also give you both traditional and modern methods to follow. I recommend checking this post out before looking at the others.

I've gathered some of my favourite tutorials on modern looking ideas below.

What To Do With The Dried Flowers:

1. Frame Them


http://blog.urbanoutfitters.com/blog/uo_diy_how_to_press_and_frame_flowers?cm_re=Blog_Content-_-B3-_-uo_diy_how_to_press_and_frame_flowers&crlt.pid=camp.SYxd1YRgmFo2

2. Add Them To A Candle