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Posted by Carolpresser (My Page) on Mon, Sep 20, 04 at 16:27
| Is there any methods you can tell me about for skeletonizing leaves? |
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RE: skeletonizing leaves
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| What do you mean? Are you looking for a way to skeletonize leaves? Are you looking for a way to heal skeletonized leaves? Are you looking for a way to stop something else from skeletonizing leaves? If so, what leaves are being skeletonized? |
RE: skeletonizing leaves
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i have always wondered this myself. did you try the crafts forum? i have yet to visit that one. i have also wondered about how to go about the metal coating. i believe it is supposed to be the heat of the metal that "etches"/ skeletonizes them.
someting else i saw once that was neat. bleached leaves. in the photo it looked very pretty as a window decoration for winter. you actually bleach the leaves and they turn white. i do not know if they brown afterwards, or how long. i have dried fall color leaves and evergreen ivy leaves in the past with glycerin. they all browned anyway, eventually. |
RE: skeletonizing leaves
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| Wait till July and let the japanese beetles do all the work for you.... |
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