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Comprehensive 3-hour course
Flower Hammering for Beginners
A complete step-by-step program that walks you through tools, technique, composition, and print care so you can create botanical art you are proud to keep, gift, and share.
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Learn flower hammering step by step with prerecorded videos, reading, and practice—about three hours of learning in total, at your own pace.
- ~3 hours of self-paced learning
- Go at your own pace
- Pay once, keep it for life
- 20 practical lessons
- Works on both mobile and desktop
- Made for complete beginners
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Beginners are already making botanical prints.
Real students describe a course that feels calm, clear, and doable from the first flower. Gentle instruction, practical supplies, and enough structure to keep experimenting.
Why this course works
Build confidence, one print at a time
Follow the process from start to finish and learn how to adjust your technique when results vary by plant, paper, or pressure.
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Master essential materials and tools for flower hammering
02
Learn techniques for different flower types and leaf structures
03
Create layered compositions with botanical elements
04
Develop skills for both small and large-scale designs
05
Preserve and care for your botanical prints
06
Apply skills to create meaningful projects connecting with nature
Inside the Course
A clear step-by-step course from first print to finished artwork
Go from first print to polished compositions with guided lessons in the right order.
Part 1
Getting Started
2 lessons
Part 2
How to Hammer Flowers
6 lessons
Hammering your first flower
Applying proper force
Using paper as a cover
Drying fresh prints in a book
Exploring different flower shapes
Hammering flowers with round shapes
Part 3
Leaf Hammering Techniques
4 lessons
Leaf selection & safety
Bush and shrub leaves
Delicate leaves
Conifer foliage
Part 4
Advanced Techniques
5 lessons
Layering botanicals
Framing white flowers
Balancing splashy and defined botanicals
Simple and small designs
Large and intricate designs
Part 5
Finishing & Applications
3 lessons
Taking care of your prints
Ideas for applications
Closing thoughts & invitation to create
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Modules
20
Lessons
16
Videos
50+
Photos
Learn from your instructor
Daria Volokhova
Hi! I'm Daria, the founder and creative director of the HammerFlower project. I'm on a mission to share the technique of transferring nature's colors to paper through hammering. In this course, I'm sharing what I've learned through years of experimenting with botanical prints.
Before you begin
Questions, answered.
Everything you need to know about materials, access, and getting a clear first print.
Is this course suitable for complete beginners?
Yes. You do not need drawing, painting, or printmaking experience. The lessons begin with materials and your first flower, then build toward layered compositions and finished projects.
What materials do I need?
You will need a regular flat-head hammer, watercolor paper, fresh flowers or leaves, a protective cover, a sturdy work surface, a towel, and a heavy book for drying. The course is digital; physical materials are not included.
How do I receive access after purchase?
After checkout, each learner receives an invitation by email. For a single seat without a recipient email, we use the email entered at checkout. Open the invitation to begin learning.
Can I learn on my phone or tablet?
Yes. The course works on phone, tablet, and desktop, and your progress is saved so you can continue where you left off.
How long do I keep access?
Your one-time purchase includes lifetime access to the course, so you can return for a refresher whenever flowers come back into season.
What if my first prints look muddy or unclear?
That is exactly what the course helps you troubleshoot. You will learn how plant choice, paper, placement, pressure, and layering affect the clarity of each print.
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