How To Make Pressed Flower Suncatchers

By: Chanti from Twig and Toadstool

By: Chanti from Twig and Toadstool

Making suncatchers is a really fun craft for welcoming the summer sun. Try a new take on the classic suncatcher with this How To Make Pressed Flower Suncatchers tutorial. If you are looking for some cute summer crafts for kids, then bring the nature to you with these pretty floral suncatchers. The art of flower pressing has been around for a centuries and it continues to make gorgeous art projects for kids today. Choose any flowers you like for a truly unique creation.

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Age GroupElementary School, Pre-Teens

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Hannah

Oct 08, 2018

This is amazing. A beautiful craft like this can be given as present.

Marilyn B

Aug 26, 2017

I am not absolutely sure, but dried flowers can be placed in a box filled with absorbent material such as silicon and this will dry them out and they will be sort of in the same dimension whereas pressed would be flattened like pressed in a book or ironed and therefore would be flat. That is what is used here, flat flowers that fii into the form. Pretty project and would be a lovely way to make a keepsake for a special occasion ....

Tammy

Nov 23, 2016

What a neat idea! These look like timeless treasures! While it looks very easy to make, my question would be what is the difference between dried flowers and pressed flowers. I am very eager to make a few of these with my children and I am thinking different colored pansies would be stunning!

Cheryl Y

Sep 24, 2016

I love this How To Make Pressed Flower Sun catchers idea. I don't remember how to dry the flowers though? I'll have to do a Google search, I was hoping it was added in this how to but it wasn't. But this is a nice, neat way to save that beautiful flower. I'm looking forward to making these after I dry the flowers. Thank you so much for sharing this free how to.