Have you ever noticed how the colour of flowers can change during the pressing process? Some flowers darken, fade or even transform into entirely new shades. Explore what causes this natural phenomenon, and some tips on how to preserve the vibrancy of your pressed flowers.

The bountiful blooms and vintage charm of hydrangeas have long captured our attention, including for flower pressers. They have contrasting significance to us, but there's no doubting that they're stunning and interesting both fresh and pressed.

Did you know the outcome of pressing your flower begins as early as when you pick it? When you pick your flower can be as important as the process of pressing it.

There is an overwhelming abundance of options out there when looking for the equipment to press flowers. To achieve successful results you may be asking: what’s the best sized press? what should you use inside the press? what material should it be made from? Learn what your options are, including a guide on how to make your own press.

Understanding the basic anatomy of a flower can help the outcomes of your flower pressing and how to avoid browning and mould in your press. Here you can learn the basics of flower anatomy and how each part of a flower can affect the pressing process.

Discover the history of flower pressing for the purpose of art, and our fascination with this ancient art form.

Pressing flowers in books is a centuries old pastime and due to its accessibility, it can be enjoyed by all. Whether you’re looking to try a new hobby, press sentimental flowers or something to do with the kids; discover how to successfully press flowers in books.

Pressing flowers is an art, but it’s important to bear a few things in mind before you place them into your press. Read the blog to find out more.