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Featured Video. One of my favorite ways to do that is by drying them. While you can air dry rose petals, or even use a microwave to dry them, I find that the easiest route has been my dehydrator. My Hamilton Beach was inexpensive and gets quite a lot of use — from making dehydrated apples too smoky salmon jerky. Do not wash them because drying wet blooms will cause them to turn brown.
Then, clip off the stems of your flowers, leaving no more than one inch. Carefully pull each petal off the head of the flower, and lay on your dehydrator tray.
Arrange them on the tray giving them ample space between petals. Use multiple trays to dry an abundance of roses. Set your dehydrator for a low temp — degrees F. Dehydrate your roses for up to 4 hours, checking on them every hour to make sure they are doing okay. Allow the rose petals to dry completely before storing them in an airtight container in a cool location. Step 4: Once any petals feel crisp, they are done.
Remove them from the oven immediately and once cooled store them in a clean, airtight jar. Continue until all the petals are dry. The fastest drying method of all, microwaving does not preserve the fragrance making this method perfect for ornamental petals.
If you have urgent dried petal needs, the microwave will deliver them in less than a minute. Step 2: Evenly space your petals on the paper towel. Make sure none are touching.
If you have more than 1 batch of petals, use new paper towels for each batch. Step 4: Check for crisp petals and remove any that are dry.
Continue microwaving in short intervals removing petals as they dry. Once cool, store then in a clean, airtight jar or use them straight away for non-scented rose petal crafts.
The ultimate set and forget solution, book pressing ensures flat dried rose petals. Step 1: Open a book with matte — not glossy — pages and line a page near the end with two paper towels. Use a heavy book to make flat petals. Step 2: Evenly space your petals on the paper towel avoiding overlapping petals. Cover the petals with another layer of paper towel and close the book gently. Extra petals can be dried on other pages so long as the original petals are not disturbed.
Step 3: Leave the petals to dry in the book for at least two weeks before checking. If they are not dry yet, replace the paper towels and leave the petals to dry for another week or two. Once the rose petals are crisp store them in a clean, airtight jar.
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