here is one ..these have seeds imbedded in paper @ 1.79 each http://www.flowerseedpaper.com/seeds/flowerseed_cones.html here are brown paper ones http://www.seasidepaper.com/products/packaging.htm here are flower sleeves http://www.flowersleeves.com/ brown paper sleeves http://www.palmtreepackaging.com/paper.htm flower sleeves http://www.allmac.ca/flower.html it seems not many use paper.. water-safe tissue http://stores.homestead.com/koenpackdirect/-strse-109/Watersafe-Flower-Tissue/Detail.bok ****************************************** I hope this helps :D I searched for florists paper cornets florists paper sleeves paper sleeves for flowers water-proof florists paper *********************** Cherry/Kudzu

You might want to take another look at the willows. Can't really see the details but some kind of shrubby willow (Salix sp) would be my suggestion. And I don't think those are flowers, they look like galls. Pretty common on willows. WW Here is a link that might be useful: willow galls

I often use the same white typing paper but my grandmother has always used paper towels. She usually buys a really cheap kind (because it is flat and has no patterns stamped into it) and puts the flowers between two layers of that and then in a big book. All pressed flowers are going to fade a little bit!

good idea, I have three or four on my fridge right now.