The Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY kit includes a wooden press with metal bolts and instructions for pressing and drying flowers, perfect for crafts. Suitable for ages 5+. Boxed and ready to use. The Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY is a square wooden notebook with metal rings, decorated with dried flowers and featuring "elseware" in colorful letters and "wonderlog" in script on the front cover. The Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY kit features blank sheets, brown envelopes, wooden covers labeled "Elseware Mangle," metal rings, and pink pressed flowers, all set on a white background. Elseware Unplug’s Flower Press DIY features colorful dried daisies, pansies, irises, and assorted foliage beautifully arranged on a white background. A white Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY box with a wooden flower press on top, featuring colorful pressed flower and leaf illustrations and text about preserving dried flowers and autumn leaves.
The Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY kit includes a wooden press with metal bolts and instructions for pressing and drying flowers, perfect for crafts. Suitable for ages 5+. Boxed and ready to use.

Elseware Unplug Flower Press DIY - Ages 5+

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Why we love it

  • Free from thousands of banned ingredients and meets our EU-informed standards.
  • Preserves the natural beauty of seasonal flowers and leaves.
  • Includes all necessary parts for a simple drying process.
  • Create custom bookmarks, sun catchers, and decorative jars.

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Preserve the colorful beauty of summer flowers & autumn leaves. Once pressed and dried, the translucent quality of flowers resembles stained glass, with which you can decorate candles or glass jars. Or laminate pressed flowers to make intriguing sun catchers or bookmarks.

All necessary parts included in our simple & effective flower press.

2 Wood Planks with 6 Cardboard Inserts, 2 Bolts/Nuts, and 10 Blotting Pages

Choose blemish-free blooms at the height of their flowering, after the morning dew has evaporated. Sandwich the flower between sheets of blotting paper and cardboard. Cover with the enclosed wooden planks and screw down tightly.

Check after 7 days, if the plant material is completely dry then it has been preserved correctly.

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