Method for making and preserving plant embossed decorations

Abstract

The invention relates to a plant embossed ornament making and color preserving method. The method comprises the steps of pottery clay shaping, UV glue sizing, UV drying, embossing pattern designing, phosphor coating, secondary gluing, drying, and shaping polishing. The shape of the embossed ornament can be randomly changed by changing the shape of the pottery clay in order to enrich products; the use of the UV glue and a UV drying box solves the problem of the making timeliness of the embossed ornament, and substantially shortens the making time of the embossed ornament; and a secondary sizing process enables flowers and leaves flowing the glue to be fixed by latex to make complicate embossing patterns designed by a designer not deformed, so the artistic added value of a product is increased, the embossed ornament looks more beautiful, and the taste of the embossed artwork is improved.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the field of agriculture, relates to the interdisciplinary subject of gardening and art design, in particular to a color-preserving method for making plant embossed decorations. Background technique [0002] Pressed Flower Art is the use of physical and chemical methods to dehydrate, preserve color, press and dry plant materials including roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruits, bark, etc. It is an art of making plant products such as exquisite decorative paintings, cards and daily necessities. It is the product of combining plant science and art. Embossing comes from "herbarium". As for when botanical specimens developed into the art of embossing, it is impossible to verify. [0003] Embossing art originated in Europe in the 19th century, and reached a new climax in the era of Queen Victoria in England. Embossed flowers were very popular among the ladies of the upper class, who used embossed flowers to adorn the cover of the B...

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Problems solved by technology

According to investigations, there is a single variety of embossed decorations in my country, with strong limitations. Most of the products sold are bookmarks, leaf veins and other low-value-added works, and there are a small amount of earrings and other decorations, but they are generally made on shells and other bottom supports, which limits the products. The shape and size of the embossing can not be designed as you like, which makes the current products less aesthetically pleasing, and few people care about it, which greatly limits the development of embossing art.