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Flower Presses ~ Frequently Asked Questions

Hello, I'm Steve Bradley and this is my wife Karalu. Welcome to our FLOWER PRESS frequently asked questions web page.

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Have you ever wanted to pick a Flower along the road or on a trail but didn't, knowing that it would wilt? Well, now you can preserve that flower with one of our Flower Presses. Fun and easy to use our Flower Presses are great for kids and adults alike.

Is it hard to PRESS FLOWERS?

Absolutely not! After you have picked your favorite flowers, ferns, leaves or grasses, open your Press and place your foliage on the botanical paper, making sure that there is space between your foliage. Then, place another sheet of botanical paper on top, followed by a piece of chipboard. Repeat the above steps to do multiple Pressings at one time. After you have filled your Flower Press, put the press together and cinch the straps. In about 2 days, cinch the straps a little tighter. In about 4 or 5 days, your Flowers will be Pressed.

What can I do with my PRESSED FLOWERS?

With scrap books all the rage, why not decorate those pages of memories with your Pressed Flowers? Put your Flowers in a decorative bowl and put a few drops of perfume or rose oil on them to scent your room. Arrange your Pressed Flowers between two pieces of contact paper and make placemats for your table. One of my favorite things to do with my Pressings, is to frame them behind glass. Another great idea is to press rose petals for your wedding day. They make a great substitute for rice and will add just the right touch of romance. The uses for Pressed Flowers are many, so let your imagination go and have fun.

What are people saying about their FlOWER PRESSES?

Dear Steve, the FLOWER PRESS arrived today, and it is even prettier than it appeared on the internet. I am taking it with me for a four-day stay in northern Ca. I looked at several different flower presses before ordering yours. Yours is by far the nicest, and as I expect to get a lot of compliments on it I will be sure to keep your number handy so I can tell others where they can get one. Thanks for being so personable, it makes a real difference."
Sincerely,
S. Riley
Phoenix, AZ

"Thank you for the personal email. I think I will have to order another cinch press very soon that I can keep at work. I go for a walk every day in this little wooded area, and the place is very thick with wildflowers that grow there-so I think I would be in no trouble and doing no harm harvesting a few for pressing."
Thanks again,
K. Youker

How long will it take to get my FLOWER PRESS?

Most of the time your Flower Press will ship on the next business day. We use UPS and in most cases you'll have your Flower Press in a few business days, depending on where you live. However, if you need your Flower Press quicker, call and we will expedite your order using next day air or one of the other UPS shipping methods.

Our Guarantee

If for any reason you are not completely satisfied with your Flower Press, we will gladly replace the purchase price. When you are happy, we are happy.

Which FLOWER PRESS is right for me?

We have several Flower Presses to choose from. I suggest that you look at all the designs and then make your decision.

Learn about the artist Mary L. Bradley.

Some popular gift giving ideas:

For the nature lover- The Cinch Flower Press is just the right size to tuck into a backpack.
Sunday drives- Put your Cinch Flower Press in your glove box for those roadside wildflowers.
For the indoor gardener - Great for the windowsill gardener.