Design Master Floral Spray?

Re: Design Master Floral Spray?

• flower_diva member

  

  June 2011 edited December 2011

  yes I use it all the time. It is not meant to use to change the color of a flower such as turning a white rose black or dk blue. It is for enhancing the color. You must be very careful that you don't damage the flower also.  Try it out and see if you can achieve the results you are wanting.

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• smedina0212 member

  

  June 2011 edited December 2011

  Thats great! Thank you! I have my heart set on dark purple roses, but those obviously don't exist, so I was thinking about buying lavender roses and spraying them with the royal purple Design Master spray.

  

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• Maggie0829 member

  

  June 2011 edited December 2011

  See my response on your DIY post!

  
  

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• kiwicabbage

  

  June 2011 edited December 2011

  We recently used it for a rainbow wedding. Each bridesmaid had a different color, and the brides had all the colors. You can see the blue roses peeking out the back (it was a vendela rose). And then we dyed the green roses a bit too (even though we started with green beauties).
  
  
  
  You could probably start with a lighter purple rose (like cool water) and then spray on deep purple dye to make it darker. However- as the flower_diva already mentioned, you have to make sure not to damage the flower- so just make sure to hold the can far enough away from the flowers. If you hold it too close, the pressure from the can will bruise and brown the flower.
  
  Its better to spray lightly at first, and you can always let it dry and come back to do more coats. This will also help to make sure you get an even coating.
  
  Hope that helps!
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