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My husband and the guys told me the only way I could quilt at hunting camp was if it involved something manly. I think the hammer pounding qualifies...don't you?
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Originally Posted by lynn2354
This is beautiful. I made a white linen shell type several years ago with the flower pounding on the front. I loved it. Have no clue what ever happend to it though. Probably a garage sale item..
I love the quilting idea. |
Beautiful!!! I love the soft colors the flowers leave!!!
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I saw it on simply Quilts!!
Great way to get out frustration!! :lol: Love the soft colors! Very pretty!! |
That turned out so pretty! I saw Georgia Bonesteel do a demo on her show a few months ago. I think she only used leaves. I have been wanting to try it. You have inspired me all over again to give it a whirl!! :thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Lori L
My husband and the guys told me the only way I could quilt at hunting camp was if it involved something manly. I think the hammer pounding qualifies...don't you?
I saw this technique done on Simply Quilts & it was so amazing! |
That is beautiful! Do you collect all the flowers and leaves and then arrange them and tape and then pound the heck out of the whole group at once?
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Wow, thats awesome!
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Very natural looking, pretty project!
Gal |
One year in Bible School we did flower pounding. I made muslim totes - about 10" by 14" - and then had the kids slip magazines in the tote so when they pounded the flowers, it wouldn't bleed thru the fabric. I asked for church members to donate flowers and the use of their hammers. Some kids planned a design and some designs looked like weed gardens. But they had a ball! I think I had them lay a couple layers of papertowel over the flowers before pounding, and then had them iron the completed picture. This was a cheap and fun project!
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