how to press flowers in a microwave

Tips, Tricks

189656View count

5m 34sLength in seconds

Hi Folks! Today I am going to show you how to press flowers in the microwave with nothing more than a piece of paper, paper towel and a ceramic tile. It is so easy and it only takes two minutes. Best of all it is practically a free craft. So go pick some flowers and you will be all set! Visit my blog: http://thefrugalcrafter.wordpress.com Follow me on Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/frugalcrafter/boards/ Music credit (if music is present in video) Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Comments

Thank you so much! :) Such cute presents to frame these.

how long the color an keep？

I'm doing a huge project at school, and all I needed was the pressed flowers! Thank you so so much for this video! (It's also due Monday, so I'm in a huge rush >.<)

I don't have a tile, could I use like a flat baking dish and get the same result?

thank you! this was helpful but some of my very light colored flowers browned up a bit in the microwave, any idea why?

Thank you !!

You are beautiful

if the flowers are wet but still works?

Thanks for sharing and demonstrating :-) just gotta get a ceramic tile somewhere I will definitely try this.

can you do this method with leaves as well

Can you do fall leaves this way!

I'm trying this exactly how you did and my white flowers just turn very brown. Any ideas what I could be doing wrong?

this saved me for my homework , i totally forgot about it , huge thanks !!

Wonderful advice and you seem like a very nice person to talk to :) Have a great day, you and your daughter.

Great video, just one question - Can you do this by putting a china plate over the top instead of a tile? I'm trying to save money haha :) Thank you for such an informative and fun tutorial!!

Oh my ... it's so easy! I love it!

Could I just go and get a big tile from Lowes to use?

You're hysterical! Made this video thoroughly enjoyable.

you're amazing, thank you for sharing!

Can we use computer paper for this?