Field Flower Press by June & December

Description

We are excited to present a new product line that is perfect for the gardener, journaler and flower-printer from June & December, a nature-inspired design studio based in Michigan. We know we have a lot of gardeners, bundle dyers and eco-printers in our community, so we wanted to equip you with beautiful and useful tools you need for this gardening season. 

For those of you who love to eco-print on fabric with flat, open flower blossoms and leaves, this kit is for you. June & December designed their Field Press to be light for travel and functional for use in the wild and in the garden. The press looks lovely on a shelf while working hard to press your botanical specimens. These linen-covered presses include reusable pressing cards made from 100% post-consumer waste, which is a recycled, acid-free card stock to best preserve your botanical specimens. Each press has a gold foil wildflower on the cover with patterned inside cover details and includes two heavy bands, seven reusable pressing cards, and an instruction card.

Once the specimens are fully pressed and dried, they are ready to be mounted in the Herbarium Journal, or make their way onto your latest eco-printed creation.

Product Details for the Field Press

– Press area is 6”x 8”, and each pair of sheets has ample room for pressing delicate dye flowers such as sulfur cosmos and countless other botanical finds.
– Lightweight for travel – weighs less than a pound (430 grams)
– Linen covered with gold foil and patterned details
– Includes instructions, 7 reusable specimen separators + two heavyweight bands
– Heavyweight, reusable, acid-free boards with a neutral pH for preserving specimens
– Assembled by hand at their Michigan Studio by June & December

Sustainability

– Designed to be a keepsake for generations if properly cared for
– Paper, Press Boards, + Packaging is FSC certified, 100% recycled
– The packaging is also made with fibers made from 30% hemp and is manufactured using wind power

• Collect responsibly, harvest humbly and with gratitude.
• Never harvest threatened or endangered species,
• Know the plant you are collecting and pick sparingly
• Ask and receive permission if collecting on other’s land
• Follow Federal, State or local rules