Line up the lavender so all the tops are even at the base.
Tie at the base of the flowers with the ribbon. I actually also first tied it quite snug with some thread wrapped around a few times.
Bend the stems of the lavender over to create kind of a "basket". If you want, you can just tie where the flowers end. But I like the ribbon effect. Weave the ends of the ribbon in/out of the stems, alternating the left and right ribbon.
OK, so I ran out of ribbon on this one, but you can see the top woven part of the ribbon how lovely it can be.
Here's one I did last week for Erin. The nice thing is it smells really good, and dries. The one I had from my parent's still smelled lovely after many years. You can put them in your underwear drawer, or if you have a cedar chest the lavender will help keep the bugs away. Or, if you're a daughter of mine you'll use them as a magic want to transform your parents into all manner of bird and beast.
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1000! Congrats, McMiller family! Here's to many more posts to come.
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