Hammered flowers on fabric

I know, beating on poor, innocent flower blossoms doesn't seem like a good way to create beauty, but it IS a unique way to dye fabric.

We explore the many different applications of flower pounding, including illustration, embroidery, sewing and fabric dyeing.

Hammering: Natural Fabric Dye: This is a really cool fabric dyeing technique that I learned when I was younger. It's surprisingly simple: all you need is a hammer, some fabric, a flat surface, and some plants. Well, and something to fix the dye helps.

Did you know that you can dye fabric by pounding flowers? This unique craft project makes a perfect Mother's Day gift - and the kids will love creating it!

Plant hammered 🌿🔨Garden Botanical Sampler - A documentation of my garden on cloth 💚 this technique is the perfect way to record the plants around you...

Custom WearHouse on Instagram: "Flower-printed tee 🌸💐 by @hammerflower . This botanical printing method is achieved by hammering flowers into the fabric! ✨️ What do you think of this technique? . . . . #botanicalart #botanicalprint #flowerpressing #flowerprint #floralprint #floralfashion #floralart #naturaldye #customtees #handprintedtextiles #textileart #tshirtprinting"

Learn how to make flower pounding art with this beginner's guide. Get tips for making your own art, custom cards, bookmarks, and more.

Flower pounding is a fun and rewarding way to use the dye from flowers. It's a great way to preserve the colors of summer or a special bloom that means so much. The finished product can be used in quilts, made into a pillow, or even framed and hung on the wall.

Hammered flower art is a fun and easy way to DIY some art for your home. All you need are flowers and paper and you're ready to begin!

Hammered Flower Prints on Fabric are a great way to preserve some of that beautiful spring/summer flower color and make a great gift or card. Hammer away!