Flower Hammering Eco-Friendly Tote Bags
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Come to this fun-filled flower hammering workshop where you will create beautiful designs on an eco-friendly tote bag. Flower hammering, also known as leaf pounding or tataki-zome, is a traditional art form where the colors and patterns of leaves and flowers are transferred onto fabric or paper by pounding them with a hammer or mallet. The Cherokee tribe, particularly Cherokee women, were known to use this technique to decorate fabric.
Program brought to you by the Extension Master Gardeners of Cherokee County
Cost $30.00
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