Drewart 楓葉花壓器

The blotting paper layers are perfectly sized for pressing wildflowers flat without any buckling, and those four wooden nuts make it easy to tighten down evenly. I've already made three bouquets of pressed daisies and ferns, and the alder plates feel sturdy enough to last for years.

I was pleasantly surprised by the solid alder plates—they feel much sturdier than the cheap plastic ones I've used before. The cardboard ventilators and blotting paper inside are already pressing some wildflowers I picked yesterday.

The alder wood plates look great and feel sturdy, but the bolts don't tighten evenly, so the pressure is a bit lopsided. It works fine for thin flowers, though.