But really it is called flower pounding. My sewing group have been trying out different techniques and this time the exercise was to experiment with flower pounding. I collected a variety of leaves and flowers to test out, but found that I was smooshing rather than pounding. The dandelion was particularly messy! In the end, the one that produced the best result was the pansy. As my prints were a bit hit and miss, I opted to select the best 2 and appliqué them down and used green fabric to compliment them with stems and leaves. I have no idea what will become of this little piece...I'm thinking a notebook cover might be just the thing.
Until next time...

6 Lovely Comments:
It's lovely Jane - would also make a nice little needle case. I must give it a go we have a garden full of gorgeous flowers at the moment.
That's lovely & must be great fun to do! Don't forget to show us the finished result!
Thanks for your comments on my blog. I can't wait until you start the house quilt too!! Please will you keep us all posted?
Happy stitching : )
Sharon xx
Very pretty Jane. Must try that some time. What will you do with it?
Shirley.
I am a little confused, is that an actual real pansy flower that you have appliqued?
Did you do the leaves as well? (I'm looking for help here, as I have yet to attempt mine!)
Very pretty Jane! One of my sewing groups did flower pounding awhile ago, but I missed that meeting -- they all had a great time though!
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