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Hi! There are two we places you might be interested in. First, there is the World Wide Pressed Flower Guild (http://www.wwpfg.org) which has periodic seminars and online workshops. Also, there is a yahoo group of pressed flower artists, but they tend to socialize much of the time. However there is a lot of valuable material in their archives. Hope that helps! I've also included a link below to a tutorial I wrote on how to make pressed flower cards. Here is a link that might be useful: How to make pressed flower cards

If they have lots of moisture, press them between paper towels for a couple of days and then put them between waxed paper. Have you tried saving them by putting glycerin in water and lettimg them soak up the glucerin. The remain soft and pliable.

One question that could be included in the FAQ is How do I preserve dried and pressed flowers so they last longer? A helpful answer could explain that keeping flowers away from direct sunlight, humidity, and excessive handling helps maintain their color and shape over time. Many people also store delicate pieces in shadow boxes, glass frames, or decorative arrangements to protect them from dust. It may also be useful to share examples of how dried flowers are used in home décor, greeting cards, and handmade projects. DriedFlowers&Decor often showcase creative arrangement ideas, which can inspire beginners without making the process feel overwhelming. Including practical tips for storage, preservation, and simple display methods would make this FAQ especially useful for newcomers to the forum.