Fringed SagePressed flower cards

Pressed flower cards · $15

Gathered in Breckenridge, on August 8.

Glenda Luck picked this season's flowers on one summer day in the Colorado mountains. Each card holds the flower in its photograph, and only that one.

Pressed gentiana, a cluster of violet-blue blooms, on deckled card in its sleeve

Pressed flower card · No two alike

Gentiana

Gathered in Breckenridge, Colorado, August 8, 2026

$15

A cluster of gentian, pressed whole with its stem and mounted by hand. Blank inside.

  • Deckled card
  • Blank inside
  • Clear sleeve
  • [Size and envelope]
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Two pressed dianthus blooms, deep magenta with fringed petals, on deckled card in its sleeve

Pressed flower card · No two alike

Dianthus

Gathered in Breckenridge, Colorado, August 8, 2026

$15

Two small blooms with fringed edges, set side by side as they grew. Blank inside.

  • Deckled card
  • Blank inside
  • Clear sleeve
  • [Size and envelope]
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Pressed Queen Anne's lace, its white umbel opened flat, on deckled card in its sleeve

Pressed flower card · No two alike

Queen Anne's lace

Gathered in Breckenridge, Colorado, August 8, 2026

$15

A full head of Queen Anne's lace, every small floret pressed open. Blank inside.

  • Deckled card
  • Blank inside
  • Clear sleeve
  • [Size and envelope]
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A pressed shasta daisy, white petals around a golden center, on deckled card in its sleeve

Pressed flower card · No two alike

Shasta daisy

Gathered in Breckenridge, Colorado, August 8, 2026

$15

One daisy, pressed open with every petal in place. Blank inside.

  • Deckled card
  • Blank inside
  • Clear sleeve
  • [Size and envelope]
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Any four cards

A set of four, priced as three.

The lowest-priced card is on us. It's applied when you order.

Four pressed flower cards laid out together on a cutting mat, each with a small arrangement of pressed blooms and leaves

When a card has found a home

New cards come each season.

Pressed cards can't be reprinted. When one is gone, the next flowers wait for the next bloom. Leave your email and we'll write when new cards are pressed.

Keep me posted