1. Can I use fresh flowers instead of pressed ones?

Fresh flowers aren't suitable for shadow boxes, as they will wilt. Pressed flowers are ideal for preserving their beauty.

2. How can I press flowers?

To press flowers, place them between the pages of a heavy book and leave them for a week or two until dried.

A clear-drying craft glue is recommended to ensure the flowers are secured without visible residue.

Yes, if you’d like to switch between different decorative papers, you can remove the backing carefully and reassemble.

Create a charming butterfly and wildflower shadow box display using pressed flowers and a butterfly cutout for a beautiful decor piece.

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Prepare the backdrop by covering the backing of your shadow box with the decorative paper.
Arrange the pressed flowers and butterfly cutout into a balanced composition.
Secure your arrangement by gluing everything in place and let it dry.
Assemble the shadow box to display your botanical wall art nicely.

Use a light hand with glue to avoid excess showing through the flowers. Measure twice and cut once, especially when involving children.