
Rather than press them or cover them to keep them fresh, I went straight for my dye pot and cut up some watercolor paper and started stacking. The usual mix of water and some big glugs of white vinegar in the pot. I put a tile on the top and one on the bottom of the stack of papers and leaves, and left them for almost 2 hours simmering on the stove with a couple rocks on top to hold them down and keep them flat.
Here they are the following day. I took them out of the pot after the allotted time, and set them on aluminum foil to set the color better, leaving them overnight.

Next morning this is what I found as I opened them up.
If you are a nature lover, you'll love doing these yourself. It is sooooo easy. I encourage you to try it.
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