5" Regular Microwave Flower Press Kit

I was hesitant, but I absolutely love this product!! I used flowers that were already pretty dry, so I think it was quicker than if I used fresh flowers. My microwave is 1200 watts, so I used 10-second bursts for about 2 minutes. Results were great, and I put them in a photo album to keep. Instructions were very easy to follow, and it came with lots of great tips. Overall I love it!!

I love this and use it a ton. I'm bad about waiting til my flowers are half dead to press them so any loss of vibrancy is entirely on me. I have a tiny flower garden and occasionally get flowers from my husband so this is perfect to press a couple each time for my junk/art journal. Super fun and I don't feel like I'm missing anything by having the smaller one.

This is amazing! So easy to use and works perfectly to press and dry flowers and leaves. They keep their color for the most part and I’ve used it to make background for dry flowers pictures ( I dry flowers using silica gel and arrange them over the pressed flower background. It would be perfect to make all kinds of projects from cards to pictures. I highly recommend!!!

Complete kit. Easy to use. Flowers come out maintaining their original color. Sturdy. Highly recommend for cards and crafts.

Easy to use great for adding a little whimsy into your everyday life

I received my Microfleur Sunday and have already dried and pressed a large number of flowers (by Tuesday evening). It is really fast, and they dry beautifully! Note: I followed the directions totally and did the drying in short bursts. I have had no burning of the petals, leaves, or cotton material that some reviewers mentioned. The cotton fabric does stain. I wish that I had purchased the larger version.

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!

This is a well-made and designed product. It was packaged very well and arrived undamaged. I can hardly wait to start using it! It looks very simple to use as a project with my grandkids!

It didn't work like it was supposed to. The flowers came out not looking like a flower.

Trial, early days