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Step 1
Arrange flowers on parchment paper, and place another sheet of paper on top.
Step 2
Close book and set a heavy object on top to apply pressure.
Step 3
Wait 2-4 weeks for flowers to dry completely.
Step 4
Drill four holes in the corners of the plywood/MDF, or use a store-bought wooden press.
Step 5
Arrange flowers between two sheets of parchment paper and then two pieces of cardboard.
Step 6
Sandwich the pressed flowers between the two pieces of wood/MDF. Then, tighten the bolts and nuts through the holes in each corner.
Step 7
Wait 2-4 weeks for the flowers to dry completely.
Step 8
Place flowers on the inner lining of the microwave flower press, and cover with the remaining lining and felt pieces.
Step 9
Microwave the flowers for an initial "burst" of about 25 seconds or per the manufacturer’s instructions.
Step 10
Open the press to release moisture before continuing to microwave in 10-second intervals. Release moisture in between bursts to prevent scorching and burning.
Step 11
Gently peel flowers away from the fabric lining once flowers are completely dry.
Step 12
Place flowers between two sheets of parchment paper or other absorbent paper.
Step 13
Turn off any steam settings, and iron the flowers on low heat in 15-30 second intervals.
Step 14
Let the flowers cool before continuing to press.
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