virelash™ PetalLedger Wooden Flower Press Kit — 6 × 8-Inch, 5-Layer Botanical Press for Dried Flowers, Leaves & DIY Crafts
virelash™
Flower Presses & Starter Kits
PetalLedger
Turn a handful of garden finds into the beginning of your next handmade project.
🌼 Made for Your Botanical Projects
PetalLedger gives you a dedicated place to press small flowers, individual petals, and leaves before arranging them in cards, journals, or framed artwork. Its book-inspired wooden covers feature rounded corners and a delicate botanical line illustration, creating a craft tool that looks considered on an open shelf.
Five pressing compartments let you separate different specimens rather than crowding everything into one layer. Arrange your plant material between the blotting sheets, add the cardboard separators, and tighten the four corner fasteners gradually and evenly. Replace damp paper as needed during drying.
✦ Thoughtful Details
- 01Five organized layersSeparate small batches by flower type, project, or collection date.
- 02Adjustable corner fastenersTighten each corner evenly as your specimens flatten.
- 03Replaceable paper insertsRefresh the pressing layers without replacing the wooden covers.
- 04Rounded wooden coversA softened silhouette with a decorative botanical accent.
- 05Project-ready formatPrepare materials for bookmarks, greeting cards, and botanical collages.
📦 Inside the Box
Two 6 × 8-inch plywood covers; six 5 × 7-inch cardboard separators forming five compartments; 10 blotting sheets; four bolt, washer, and wing-nut sets; one craft tweezer; English instructions.
📐 The Details
| Exterior | 6 × 8 inches |
|---|---|
| Working area | 5 × 7 inches |
| Pressing compartments | 5 |
| Cover material | Plywood |
| Cover Color | Blush Pink / Butter Yellow / Natural Wood |
All listed options include the same configuration and are priced equally.
💡 Good to Know
Flowers are not included. This is an air-drying press; do not microwave. Drying time and final color vary with the plant material and conditions.
A little nature. A little making. Your own botanical story.