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Discover the Art of Flower Pounding: Fresh Flower Hammer Print Workshop

Are you looking for a unique, creative way to connect with nature and express your artistic side? Join us for an exciting, hands-on crafting experience that breathes new life into natural blooms!

We are thrilled to announce our upcoming Fresh Flower Hammer Print Workshop hosted by the talented Caitlin Michener.

Event Details

• 📅 Date: July 11

• ⏰ Time: Begins at 10:00 AM

• 📍 Location: In the beautiful garden setting at the Chadds Ford Barn Shops

• 💸 Cost: $30 per participant

• 🪵 Ages: Hands-on fun for all ages!

• 🎟️ Registration: Walk-ins are welcome!

What is Flower Hammer Printing?

Also known as tataki zome or flower pounding, this beautiful craft involves transferring the natural pigments of fresh flowers and leaves directly onto fabric or paper using a hammer. The result? Stunning, botanical impressions that capture the raw, vibrant beauty of summer blooms forever. Take a look at the incredible floral patterns created during our sessions in the image below:

Why You Should Join Us

• Create Your Own Masterpiece: You’ll learn the techniques behind extracting rich, lasting colors from fresh flora and will leave with your very own unique botanical art to take home and display!

• A Perfect Family Outing: This workshop is designed for everyone. Whether you are an experienced crafter, a nature enthusiast, or looking for a fun weekend activity with the kids, this is a multi-generational, accessible experience.

• Immersive Garden Atmosphere: There’s no better place to practice botanical art than surrounded by nature itself. We’ll be gathering right in the scenic garden at the Chadds Ford Barn Shops, making it a relaxing, inspiring Saturday morning.

No prior experience is necessary, and all tools and fresh flowers will be provided. Just bring your creativity and enthusiasm!

We can’t wait to see what beautiful designs you’ll create. Mark your calendars for July 11 at 10:00 AM—see you in the garden!