Microfleur Microwave Flower Art Press Kit for Kids and Adults - DIY with Washable Absorbent Cloth, Ideal for Plant Lovers 5" (13 cm)

This of the coolest thing I’ve discovered this year. What a fun creative way to dry les fleurs

IT REALLY WORKS! I've used it probably 50+ times and it still kicks ass. A bit small so go for the bigger option. But hey, I'm not complaining. :)

Got this last minute and loved the results! Dried flowers in minutes!

The microwave flower press is a fantastic time-saver! It’s super easy to use, and the microwave speedily presses flowers without the wait of traditional methods. The results are impressive, with flowers retaining their color and shape. The press is compact and straightforward, making it great for beginners and experienced crafters alike. The only downside is that it works best with smaller flowers, but overall, it's a wonderful tool for anyone looking to preserve blooms quickly and efficiently.

Perfect if you just starting out drying flowers or for smaller projects.

I am loving pressing flowers in this press! However having a larger press would be advantageous. This is NOT a toy!

Very Easy to use. Pressed flowers come out perfect. I am a gardner and love to save my beautiful flowers. I use them to decopage. The colors are vivid. Love it.

This little gadget is the best late night impulse buy I've ever made! Obsessed. To the point where on my daily quarantine walk through my neighborhood, I steal flowers from people's front yards.It takes a little experimentation to get the hang of using this press. Definitely follow the directions and do 15-20 secs at a time.TIPS:1. Flowers that don't work: Usually ones that grow on trees usually don't work bc they have too much water in them. Really tiny flowers.2. Flowers that do work: Almost everything else. Leaves are also amazing!3. I like to take the press apart in between sets in the microwave to let the pads and plastic boards cool off for like 30 secs. I also like to peel the flower off the fabric after a couple microwave sets so that the flowers don't get stuck. Also to rotate the flower if the part near the edge of the press is drier that the part of the flower in the middle of the press.4. Once the flowers are dry enough from the press, I like to put them inside a book for a couple days to make sure all the moister leaves and they dry nice and flat. The first batch of flowers I did became wrinkly the next day bc there was still a little bit of moister left in them that the press doesn't get out.Overall I love this press! The small size is a good size but I wish I got the bigger one so I could fit bigger flowers. I have a huge collection of pressed flowers now that I use to make birthday and greeting cards. My mother loves them!