Plant hammer printing on fabric

Brightly on Instagram: "@thedogwooddyer uses a plant hammering technique to naturally dye fabric 🌸🔨 This plant hammering technique can be used with so many different plants for some colorful plant-pounded prints. It’s a fun activity to do on paper and fabric with all ages! In this video, she creates a garden botanical sampler to document her garden on cloth. This helps record the plants in your garden or cuttings from your favorite local plants. Visit @thedogwooddyer’s page for a full…

Hapa Zome is an easy eco printing technique using fresh plant material, natural fabric and a hammer or mallet. It is a unique nature craft!

Want to turn your latest frustration into beautiful art? Flower pounding might be the art medium you’ve been waiting for. Seriously, all you need is a hammer, fresh flowers, paper or fabric and a little suppressed rage. The process couldn't be easier. WHAT YOU NEED Flowers Hammer or mallet Pretreated Fabric (instructions below) Watercolor Paper

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.

Learn about the technique of flower pounding to create beautiful hammered flower prints on fabrics or paper.

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!

NATURAL DYEING | REBECCA DESNOS on Instagram: "Nettle prints 😍🌿 This one of my favourite feel-good projects 🤗 It’s so satisfying to make realistic prints on cloth. Follow the techniques in Plant Dye Zine for the longest lasting prints that don’t wash out of the fabric. Order the book in print or digital via my website, rebeccadesnos.com. Other great leaves to print include sage, yarrow, parsley, mint & lemon balm. Any leaf that’s tender and moist is worth trying. It won’t work with dry…

This Botanical wall art is SO easy! 3 materials, 3 steps & bam! You have a beautiful, unique print to hang What you'll need: -2 pieces of cotton fabric - I used 1 cotton drawstring bag -Hammer or Mallet -Plants/Flowers of your choosing - I used 3 small fern leaves Step 1: Pick your botanicals Choose your plant leaves and/or flowers. These should be fresh, not dried. You can separate the petals and leaves or keep them whole. Totally up to you and how you would like the end result to…

Find out which are the best plants for eco printing. FREE printable list of 30 leaves and flowers for eco printing.