Using Microfleur: Pressed Flower Projects

This book spurred more dislikes than likes. The print in this book is large and double-spaced, while the actual number of pages (42, including 6 blank pages for notes) is relatively small. This small volume seems to be a pamphlet rather than a book! The photos are not high-resolution, so they look a bit blurry. There are many spelling errors that a spell-check could have eliminated, especially for a book first printed in 1998, with the last edition in 2005. Not all projects described have pictures - it seems that the more advanced projects have no photos or illustrations, where they are very much needed. Suppliers listed are in Australia, where the author lives. So, all in all, a low-quality book for the price.

This is a wonderful gadget - use it to dry flowers/leaves/etc for my resin projects. Went a little overboard with the time the item was in the microwave. Read the directions!!! Burned a small hole in the cloth and felt pad. Nothing I can't work around. Very happy with the product.

Almost ten dollars for a small booklet with dated looking projects.

Was hoping for something more with this booklet.

The product appears of quality material.

Super fun tool. Very easy to use, and great for the impatient. Flowers come out beautifully.

Lots of fun and it works well!!

Best, most time efficient way to press flowers. Excellent color retention too.