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4 Ways to Preserve Four Leaf Clovers

By Matthew Lynch
October 19, 2023
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Four leaf clovers are considered symbols of luck, with their rarity being part of the wonder surrounding them. If you’re fortunate enough to find one, you’ll likely want to cherish this treasure for years to come. To help you with that, we’ve compiled four foolproof ways to preserve four leaf clovers for safekeeping.

1. Laminating

Laminating your four leaf clover is a popular and easy method to preserve its form while also protecting it from dust, water, and damage. Simply place the clover between two sheets of laminating paper or pouches, and use a laminating machine according to its instructions. Once done, trim the edges but ensure you leave a small border around the clover to keep it sealed within the pouch.

2. Pressing and drying

Perhaps the most traditional method, pressing your treasured four leaf clover ensures that its shape remains intact throughout the preservation process. Start by placing the clover between two sheets of wax paper or inside a heavy book. Allow it to press flat and dry naturally for up to three weeks, checking in occasionally. When it’s thoroughly dried and pressed flat, you can display it in a frame or other decorative keepsake.

3. Resin embedding

Embedding your four leaf clover in resin creates a beautiful and sturdy memento that lasts for years. Choose an appropriate mold for your project — options include pendants, keychains or even paperweights — then follow your chosen resin kit’s instructions carefully, mixing as directed. Place your lucky charm into the mold before gently pouring the mixed resin over it, ensuring even coverage. Once fully cured (which may take several hours or days), pop it out of the mold and enjoy your shiny piece of good fortune.

4. Making a glycerin solution

For those interested in maintaining their four leaf clover’s vibrant green hue, try creating a glycerin solution. In a shallow, wide container, combine two parts water to one part glycerin. Submerge your clover in this mixture for two to three days until adequately soaked. Gently remove the clover and allow it to air dry on some wax or parchment paper for several hours. Finally, display your preserved piece of luck in a frame or shadow box.

Whichever method you choose to preserve your lucky find, these suggestions will ensure your four leaf clover stands the test of time. Now that you have a cherished memento, enjoy a life full of luck and good fortune!

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