Gardening with Kids: Easy DIY Birdbath
Stacy Tornio and Ken Keffer are at it again! The creators of Destination Nature are now on their … Read More
Stacy Tornio and Ken Keffer are at it again! The creators of Destination Nature are now on their … Read More
Chalkboard paint has yet another use! These plant markers made from wooden paint stir sticks and chalkboard paint … Read More
These adorable stone garden markers for vegetables were made by my friend Kristin, AKA Delta Gardener. Kristin is a … Read More
Please welcome guest blogger and author, Stacy Tornio, who will be sharing some chalkboard paint projects you can … Read More
What better way to preserve the beauty of summer blooms than by pounding them with a rock onto fabric? It might sound a little odd, but flower pounding is my new favorite thing!
I know that’s the first thing I think of when looking at a gorgeous flower. “Hey, I think I’ll smash this with a rock.” Okay, I may not have naturally come to this idea, but when I had the chance to try it at a summer event, I was hooked. This project is a lot of fun to do with kids and it will help you bang out some old frustrations as well.
Flower pounding is a fun and easy way to create botanical prints on fabric. The flowers and leaves dye the fabric and leave a pretty, colorful imprint behind. What you design is up to you!
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