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Eternal Flower Painting | Girl

Eternal Flower Painting | Girl

HK$48.00
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A. Product Information

Frame size: approx. 22 x 17 cm

Material kit: wooden frame, preserved flowers, glue

*Actual products may vary in color due to lighting

*This product is a material kit; assembly is required by the customer

*We use natural floral materials. Due to different flowering seasons, some materials may be substituted with other styles, and there may be slight differences in color and shape

Customer Service: Whatsapp +852 6104 5134

 

B. Assembly Instructions

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C. Purpose of Creation

Target Audience A. Learning & Training (Specific Goals) B. Benefits & Development (Specific Goals)
Elderly 1. Planar spatial layout: Decorating the predefined "ice cream cone" pattern serves as an excellent matching and positioning exercise to stimulate cognitive function.
2. Pressure control training: Learning to control the force when using a glue gun (or glue) and precisely placing flowers in specific spots trains manual stability.		 1. Reminiscence Therapy: Themes like ice cream and bouquets easily connect to past pleasant experiences (e.g., summer, celebrations), providing a positive emotional experience through creation.
2. Quick sense of achievement: Compared to complex crafts, this activity has a straightforward flow and beautiful results, quickly bringing satisfaction and self-confidence to seniors.
Children 1. Learning the concept of "adhesion": Combining two different objects (flowers and paper) with glue is an intuitive way to learn the physical concept of bonding.
2. Color and shape matching: Learning to match flowers of different colors and shapes onto the card is a basic exercise in aesthetics and matching.
1. Concretization of creativity: Transforming the abstract concept of "beautiful flowers" in the mind into a unique, tangible work of art is an important step in imagination development.
Teenagers 1. Color theory and visual hierarchy: Intentionally using color theory (e.g., contrasting or analogous colors) and stacking flowers to create depth and visual focus on a flat surface.
2. Thematic creation exercise: Exercising creativity under the set theme of "ice cream" is an excellent way to learn how to find creative freedom within constraints.		 1. Establishing a personal aesthetic identity: The finished product acts as a "miniature artwork" that showcases personal taste, perfect for desk decoration or social media sharing.
2. Efficient stress-relief tool: This craft requires focus but is not overly time-consuming, allowing for quick detachment from academic stress or worries to achieve rapid relaxation.
Adults 1. Refined craftsmanship: Learning to handle delicate floral materials, control glue amounts for a clean finish, and stack elements to create professional-grade, sophisticated works.
2. Material mixing aesthetics: Developing a deep understanding of textures—from paper to dried and preserved flowers—and learning how to blend them harmoniously in a single piece.		 1. Creating "display-worthy" healing results: Handcrafting a display-worthy decoration is not only healing during the process, but the result also beautifies the home, bringing lasting joy and satisfaction.

 

D. Common Issues During Assembly

Type of Issue Potential Problems Solutions
Tools & Adhesion 1. Too much glue, it spilled over.
2. Flowers won't stick well and keep falling off.		 1. Dot-apply glue: Use only a small drop of glue at the base of the flower.
2. Gently press for 5 seconds with your fingers or a tool after applying to help set it.
Design & Composition 1. Not sure where to start.
 1. Arrange before gluing. Start with the largest or most prominent "hero" flower and place it in the center.
Material Handling 1. Petals or leaves accidentally broke.
2. The shape of the flower is too big or unsuitable.		 1. No worries, fallen petals can be used at the end to fill in gaps or accent the design.
2. Use your hands or tools to carefully trim or pull apart the material to the desired size.
Framing & Completion 1. Cannot peel off the protective film on the transparent board.
2. The piece is too thick, and the back cover won't clip on.		 1. Use your fingernail or tweezers to gently pick at the corner to find the edge for peeling.
2. Avoid stacking the materials too high. Try to glue items flat, then apply even pressure when closing the back cover.
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