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How to Lacquer Roses
How to Lacquer Roses. If you have a bouquet of roses -- or even a single rose -- that you would like to preserve, then consider coating your roses with a floral lacquer or glitter spray. You should lacquer your roses before they begin to brown and die. However, even if you lacquer them a little late, a glitter spray will cover up the browning.
If you have a bouquet of roses -- or even a single rose -- that you would like to preserve, then consider coating your roses with a floral lacquer or glitter spray. You should lacquer your roses before they begin to brown and die. However, even if you lacquer them a little late, a glitter spray will cover up the browning.
Things You'll Need
Rubber band
Newspapers
Spray bottle
White craft glue
Acrylic clear spray
Dry your flowers for a few days. Group them in a bunch, bind them with a rubber band or string and hang them upside down.
Cover your work space with newspapers. Lay your roses on the newspapers.
Fill a spray bottle with equal amounts of water and white craft glue. Spray your rose buds with the mixture.
Sprinkle glitter on top of the blooms and allow the glue to dry.
Spray your roses with a clear, floral lacquer spray that will seal the glitter and strengthen the rose bloom.
