Hammering 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.

Find out how I made a botanical mandala print on fabric using the flower hammering/pounding technique. Follow along with my steps and create your own printed mandala… and find out what I learnt from my experiments. It’s lots of fun and the possibilities are endless! You can learn this fun technique from Samorn Sanixay who...

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

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"

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.

NATURAL DYEING | REBECCA DESNOS on Instagram: "Flower hammering is so addictive 🤩🌸🌿 This method is in my book called Plant Dye Zine. ✍🏽 Comment the word “ZINE” to get a link to find out more about my book. The tutorial in Plant Dye Zine was generously written by the incredible @samorn_sanixay. There are bonus steps for treating the fabric after hammering to help the prints last the longest. I used flowers and leaves from my dye garden, but it works with many other plants, e.g. herbs…

Use a hammer to pound flowers and create artwork on paper (or fabric)