Can I use any type of flower?

While most flowers can be pressed, delicate ones like roses may not hold their shape well. Opt for those that maintain integrity after drying.

How do I press the flowers?

Place your flowers between two sheets of parchment paper and place them inside a heavy book or a dedicated flower press for about a week.

Yes, feel free to use creative alternatives like twine or decorative ribbon for a unique look.

You can change the flowers as often as you wish! Just ensure that the frame is clean and the glass is free from dust or debris.

It’s best to avoid humid environments, as moisture can damage the pressed flowers over time.

If you have leftover pressed flowers, store them in a dry, cool place, preferably between layers of paper.

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Prepare your flowers by pressing them to preserve their shape and color.
Arrange the pressed flowers on one piece of glass, using tweezers for adjustments.
Secure the flowers in place with clear craft adhesive, avoiding excess glue.
Close the frame by placing the second piece of glass over the flowers.
Hang the frame using the provided hanging hardware and display where it can catch natural light.

Ensure flowers are completely dry before arrangement; avoid direct sunlight for long-term display.