Has anyone used these for securing bouquets of flowers?
2062403
They are very big and probably would slip down the stems like a rubber band.
2062404
No, they are pretty large. I use them to keep large tall kitchen trash bags secured.
2257647
There's nothing to secure them so I don't think you can. I would not recommend it as they are very heavy.
42224
Yes. This scissors can cut the flower stems very well, and my flowers never fallen off.
715432
Sorry I don't know for certain but my guess would be no as they were described to me as for flowers and crafts. I use them in the bottom of a vase. I'd recommend asking the manufacturer.
2084266
Absolutely. If they work for my bouganvilla branches, they'd work for roses....still, though, wear gloves. Acutally, I wear 2 pairs when working with pokies.It's one of my best garden toys.
403280
I have never tried it. To be sure, put a drop into the water before placing the flowers. Best way to find out to see how the flowers respond Good luck.
1686207
I used them to hold down rubber mulch mat and they worked well. I would think they would hold a tree ring too. they are metal and sturdy.
92361
i have never tried...... there are certain pieces are are screwed together for security
1391950
Yes, I have. I did however place some inexpensive non woven interfacing (a tablecloth would do) to make sure the colors did not bleed onto my finished item. They worked just fine. I did see no signs of bleeding but better safe than sorry.
1248003
I haven't done this. My GUESS is that if the flowers are completely dry and rigid, it would probably work.Krylon Crystal Clear acrylic spray (comes on flat, satin, and gloss) would probably also work. You should probably spray, let completely dry, then keep spraying layers, drying in between. There is also a polyester resin in cans into which objects can be dipped. This is usually used for strong, rigid objects, so may collapse flowers. Please note, these are only suggestions, since I have never preserved flowers in this manner.
150461
Yes, you simply push in and twist to secure them. They are simply another option should you decide to use them.I have been using the unit for several months and have yet to use the nodes.I hope this helps:)-robert
568825
I have not used them for such, however I have found very useful in protecting my finger when using the mandolin slicer and don't see any reason for them not to be very helpful. Good luck
1873875
I'm not too familiar with these specific items, but after doing some general online research, I'd say yes, in fact, they might be a great idea for holding the background tight, if that's what you're after. I may have to experiment myself...:) Good luck!
430500
The foam ball is what holds the flowers in. Since I was using this for brooch bouquet I replaced the floral foam ball that is designed to hold water with a regular Styrofoam ball so I could glue in my flowers and brooches.
1968854
these are magnetic and stick together, so far I have not had a problem with my jewelery falling off. I use them on my costume jewlery. If it's a valuable piece I would order the larger magnetic locks. I have ordered a few that are flat and about the size of a dime. They hold very well and have larger magnets, and are stronger.
593167
No, I've not tried to do that, but the frosting I use is *very* stiff and these have held up to A LOT of pressure when I've needed them to...
2015197
They are pretty strong.I used mine to secure kitchen cabinet doors that didn't want to close properly. If one magnet per door doesn't work, then I'm sure multiples would.