Make and preserve pressed flowers and leaves with a complete, portable toolkit designed for durable, even pressing and reliable color retention. What’s included 2 wooden press plates 6 suction plates 6 sponge sheets 12 lining papers (excellent color retention) 4 screws for secure tightening 2 sealing bags to protect finished specimens 1 pair of scissors 1 pair of tweezers Note: flowers and leaves not included. Key benefits Complete kit: Everything needed to press and protect petals, leaves, and small specimens is included — no extra purchases required. Even, reliable pressure: The wooden plates, suction plates and 4 tightening screws provide stable, uniform pressure to prevent curling and warping. Protects color and detail: Lining papers are selected for good color retention so blooms keep their appearance for crafting. Durable and reusable: High-quality wooden panels and pressure hardware withstand repeated use and outdoor field work. Portable and easy to use: Lightweight construction and simple assembly make it easy to take on walks, hikes, or to craft sessions. How it solves problems Prevents flattened flowers from folding or discoloring by applying even pressure and breathable lining paper. Keeps delicate specimens clean and secure during drying and storage using the included sealing bags and tweezers. Simplifies craft workflows by providing scissors and tools in one kit so you can press and immediately use preserved pieces. Compatible materials and performance Designed for flowers, petals, leaves and other small plant specimens. Materials: wooden press plates, sponge and suction plates, lining paper, metal screws, plastic sealing bags, metal tweezers, scissors. Performance: durable construction for repeated use; screws engineered to provide consistent pressure without loosening. Practical use scenarios Create keepsakes from a wedding bouquet: press petals and small blooms to make a framed memento or bookmark. Make handmade stationery: preserve pressed flowers to decorate greeting cards, invitation cards or scrapbooks. Field and school projects: take the lightweight press outdoors to collect and preserve leaves or plant specimens for study and display. Simple setup and care Assemble by stacking lining paper and sponge sheets between the wooden plates, align suction plates, then tighten the 4 screws for even pressure. Use tweezers to position specimens and sealing bags to store finished pieces. Keep the wooden plates dry and store in a cool, ventilated place to prolong kit life. Suitable for crafters, hobbyists, teachers, and anyone who wants to preserve plant specimens with a reliable, portable tool set.