Wooden Flower Press with Straps – Folksy Floral

Handcrafted heirloom wooden flower presses in a beautiful ‘folksy floral’ design made for budding botanists and nature-lovers of all ages to preserve blooms, leaves, seaweed and nature finds!

With organic hemp straps convenient for carrying your flower press whilst foraging in the woods, countryside walks or just adventures to the bottom of the garden. 

Handmade here in Yorkshire U.K in solid sustainable oak wood from our local timber yard just down the road and hand-painted in locally sourced Eco-friendly water-based paint for a unique one of a kind gift for nature enthusiasts.

A flower presser that’s built to last as a timeless treasure that can be passed on from generation to generation with tales to tell and fond family memories of exploring the environment and pressing flowers together.

Details: Each flower press kit comes with 6 layers of 100% recycled acid-free blotting paper & recycled card sheets to dry your foraged flora, 4 stainless steel bolts, nuts, wing nuts & washers to keep your press secure, hemp straps and a packet of wildflower seeds (please note seeds will only be sent to U.K. orders), all carefully packaged by hand in our little workshop with card inserts & instructions all ready to be handed over as thee perfect Eco gift to be loved & enjoyed.

Age: 6 + (Contains small parts that could be a choking hazard)

Materials: FSC Sustainable Oak Wood, recycled blotting paper & card, Eco-friendly water-based paints, stainless steel hardware & hemp strapping.

Packaging: Boxed in 100% recycled cardboard box.

Size: Width: 17cm / Length: 17cm / Height: 5cm
Weight: 1.0kg

Our Tips for Safe & Mindful Collecting

1. Only ever take what you need & only take a little from each plant, tree or shrub, never strip a whole plant so as not to disturb microhabitat.
2. Leave the area you foraged in as you found it, leave no trace behind.
3. Make sure you clearly identify that the plant you intend on picking is not rare or endangered.
4. If you’re not sure when identifying a plant then ask someone who would know, remember some plants are poisonous!
5. Make sure the plants you are collecting are not growing in a polluted area
6. Make sure children are supervised at all times.