Tender Leaf Toys My Botanical Press 8.3 x 8.3 Inch 10-Layer Flower Press for Kids 3+

Discover a tactile way to capture nature

The My Botanical Press from Tender Leaf Toys offers a wooden, kid friendly way to press and preserve flowers, leaves, and other natural treasures. Measuring 8.3 by 8.3 inches, this compact tool stacks up to 10 layers and uses sturdy corner screws to hold everything tight. It combines simple mechanics with pleasant, sensory details that make craft time feel organized and rewarding. Crafted with sustainable materials, it sits well on a child’s craft table, inviting hands to explore textures, colors, and the gentle scent of wood as petals and leaves are pressed into flat, reusable keepsakes. A downloadable Floral Coloring Printable is included to extend the creative possibilities beyond pressing.

What makes this press special

• Wooden construction and eco friendly materials create a warm, natural feel that kids can touch and understand.
• Designed for little hands with a sturdy build that can withstand repeated use and playful tapping of layers.
• 10 layers provide ample space to layer multiple specimens and create crisp flat results that are easy to use in crafts.
• Metal corner screws deliver a secure, even pressure across the pages to help keep pressed pieces neat.
• Compact size, light enough to move between rooms, yet sturdy enough for ongoing projects at home or in the classroom.
• Includes a downloadable Floral Coloring Printable to inspire color, pattern making, and journaling ideas.

Creativity in action

• Collect and press flowers and leaves to create greeting cards, bookmarks, bookmarks, and wall art that celebrate nature.
• Encourage patience and observation as you compare colors, textures, and shapes of pressed specimens.
• Preserved pieces can be assembled into collages, nature journals, and seasonal crafts that grow with you.
• Pair with other art activities for a multi stage project, from pressing to coloring and final display.

How to get the best results

Place specimens between paper sheets, sandwich with the ten layering plates, and tighten the corner screws. Times vary by material thickness and moisture, so check progress periodically. When dried, use the pressed pieces in your next art project or keep them in a journal for lasting keepsakes.