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Preserved Flower Photo Frame | Pink Collection | Set of 5

Preserved Flower Photo Frame | Pink Collection | Set of 5

HK$440.00
HK$108.00 HK$440.00
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Set of 5, individual purchases not available

A. Product Information

Difficulty: ★☆☆☆☆

Production time: approx. 45 minutes

Size: 10x15cm

Material kit: Floral materials, glue, wooden frame, photo frame, pliers

*The actual product may have color differences due to lighting

*This product is a material kit and requires self-assembly

*We use natural floral materials. Some materials may be substituted with other varieties due to different flowering seasons; there may be slight differences in color and shape

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B. Production Tutorial

  1. Sort the flowers: Pour out the floral materials and roughly sort them by size and type (e.g., main flowers, filler flowers, foliage) for easy access.
  2. Dry Run (Layout): Lay the wooden frame flat and begin arranging the floral materials on it.
    • Suggested order: Decide the placement of the largest, most eye-catching "main flower" first. Placing it in a corner (e.g., bottom left or top right) is usually more aesthetically pleasing than placing it in the center.
    • Add layers: Next, use secondary flowers and foliage to surround the main flower and fill the gaps. You can let some leaves extend slightly beyond the frame to create a natural, growing effect.
    • Consider color: Match the flower colors to the color scheme of the photo you have prepared to ensure a harmonious overall style.
  3. Start gluing:
    • Glue one by one: Following the "layout plan" you just took a photo of, start gluing from the bottom layer with the largest leaves or flowers.
  4. Insert photo: Carefully place your photo into the frame, let it sit for at least 1-2 hours, ensuring the glue is completely dry so the flowers are securely attached.

C. Purpose of Production

Target Group A. Learning and Training B. Benefits and Development
Elderly 1. Tool application training: Learning to use basic tools like pliers trains fine motor skills as well as hand strength control.
2. Spatial layout planning: Creating on a fixed 10x15cm canvas provides better training for overall composition and spatial balance than small circles.		 1. Emotional and memory connection: Old photos full of memories (e.g., children when they were young, photos with a partner) can be placed in a handmade frame, becoming an emotional anchor and storytelling object.
2. Enriching the living environment: The finished product is a practical home decor item, allowing them to personally add beauty and personal flair to their living space, improving quality of life.
Children 1. Basic tool safety education: Under adult supervision, the first-time contact with and learning to safely use pliers is an excellent tool introduction.
2. Introduction to graphic design: Learning how to decorate around a theme (the photo in the center) on a 2D plane helps establish concepts of foreground and background.		 1. Strengthening family values: Making a frame specifically for family photos helps them feel the warmth of the family during the process, deepening their sense of belonging to "home."
2. Learning to create "valuable gifts": A photo frame carries more weight than an accessory, making it suitable for occasions like Mother’s Day or Father’s Day, helping children understand the value of combining heart with practicality.
Teenagers 1. Practical application of visual arts principles: Apply art principles learned in class, such as composition, color matching, and visual focus, directly to the design of the frame.
2. Multi-material combination skills: Learn how to combine fragile floral materials with a hard wooden frame and consider the bonding and pairing of different materials.		 1. Building a personalized space: Creating a unique frame for their room or desk to display photos with friends or idols is an important part of building personal style and a private space.
2. Boost in self-esteem: Completing an artistic and practical piece of home decor brings a higher sense of achievement and satisfaction than making small ornaments.
Adults 1. Home aesthetic design practice: More than just a craft, it is a mini interior design exercise, contemplating how to integrate the work into the overall home style.
2. Project-based creative thinking: Experience a complete mini-project flow, from selecting the photo (core content) to conceptualizing the design and executing the project.		 1. Creating "ritual of memory": Handcrafting an exclusive "home" for a special moment (e.g., travel, anniversary, pet photo) makes memory preservation more meaningful.
2. Healing: Focusing on beautifying objects closely related to one's life can bring deep relaxation.

D. Common Questions During Production

Problem Type Potential Issues Solutions
Tools and Materials 1. How do I use the pliers? Will I break the flowers?
2. What if petals accidentally break off?		 1. Use the pliers to grip the "bottom of the stem" for support; do not grip the petals.
2. This is normal; small fragments can be used to accent gaps for added detail.
Design and Composition 1. I have no idea how to arrange it to look good.
2. My design looks too empty or cluttered.		 1. Try it out before gluing. Place the largest main flower first, then surround it with small flowers.
2. Focus on 1-2 corners only; appropriate "white space" makes for a better design.
Gluing Techniques 1. I squeezed out too much glue and it overflowed.
2. The flowers don't seem to stick securely.		 1. Use a toothpick to apply glue to precisely control the amount. Excess glue can be wiped away with a cotton swab.
2. After applying glue, gently press for about 15 seconds to help initial fixation.
Assembly and Maintenance 1. How do I reassemble the frame?
2. How do I maintain the finished product? Can it get wet?		 1. Place the photo in first, then attach the back panel and fasten the clips.
2. Keep it away from water. Avoid direct sunlight and high humidity to preserve it for a long time.
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