Using Microfleur for drying & pressing fresh flowers

Since starting to do resin, I've had a few people ask to preserve fresh flowers, such as funeral flowers, in resin, but unfortunately the resin discolours the flowers making them not very presentable. I then came across an CZcams video about this little product, Microfleur. OMG it's amazing & works brilliantly. It's takes about 2-3mins to dry out a fresh flower using a microwave & the flower doesn't discolour & pressed the flower lovely.
I will be doing a follow up video showing the flower in resin.
Many thanks for looking & see you in the next video.
Bye X
#Microfleur #pressingflowers #dryingflowers

[@stephsstuff270]

I have one of these my grandmother gave me ages ago. She's not with us anymore & I just got the press out. I may have to give it a shot! I may be looking through your old videos!

[@rooniqueboutiquenails2192]

Great to know about, I have previously made my own versions for the microwave using cardboard, paper and kitchen roll, which work quite well considering they're free, basically a cheaper more rudimentary version of this, I was only drying out smaller forget me nots and pansy flowers using that though, so I can appreciate how this is much more efficient for larger flowers.. Look forward to seeing your resin creations with the flowers! Tfs, stay safe 😍😍💕💕🌸🌸xxx

[@Melissanailzcliques]

Omg how beautiful!!

[@mandicoleman7433]

That's so cool 😎

[@alyyadwitariniki]

is it okay to use microfleur in the oven?