The "antique patina" phrase worries me. I go to great lengths to capture a fresh look when I dry flowers--I guess any old things could claim to have an "antique patina", including the 8 year old wreaths I hang in the branches of the trees for birds to nest in.

Kate

Kate, I think it must be some sort of wax as it needs heating, and like you, I much prefer the natural color and texture of a dried flower. Still curious, though, and hope someone else will try it out for us~~smile~~josh

http://www.hsn.com/cnt/prod/default.aspx?webp_id=1059594&sz=0amp;cat=&dept=&sf=ct&gs=&subcat=&attr=565&o=-RI&prev=hp!sf!565&afsrc=1

It is a lil cheaper here, I am still looking for the manufacturer's site. Let me know what you find out!

Me again. On the site above I scrolled down to find reviews of the product. They were, how shall I say, NOT complimentary! I not going to look further for it.

Joslookin, Thanks for the further info and especially calling attention to the bad reviews (I probably would have missed that). Sure glad I asked...as always GW members saved me time and money. Thanks again. josh