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Hato Workshop

Preserved Flower Acrylic Night Light | Yellow Series

Preserved Flower Acrylic Night Light | Yellow Series

HK$60.00
HK$68.00 HK$60.00
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A. Product Information

Glass sheet dimensions: 18.5x14.8cm

Base dimensions: 15x4.5x3cm

- Light base uses a USB plug

*The actual product may have slight color variations due to lighting.

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

*We use natural floral materials; some materials may be substituted due to seasonal availability, which may lead to slight differences in color and shape.

Customer Service: Whatsapp +852 6104 5134

 

B. Tutorial

PDF Version Tutorial - Click Here

Complete Material Kit
Includes acrylic sheet, preserved flowers, light base, LED lights, and crafting tools. No extra purchases needed; start creating as soon as you unbox.

Warm Lighting
The soft light filtering through the acrylic sheet and preserved flowers creates a warm and romantic atmosphere, perfect for placing in the bedroom, living room, or on a desk.

 

C. Purpose of Creation

Target Audience Learning & Training Benefits & Development
Elderly • Maintain fine motor skills: Use tweezers and small floral materials to train hand stability and dexterity.
• Strengthen hand-eye coordination: Plan layouts and stick materials within a fixed area to stimulate coordination skills.		 • Prevent cognitive decline: The process of designing layouts provides gentle brain stimulation.
• Emotional sustenance and sense of achievement: The finished product can be a gift for family or a source of comfort for a personal space.
Children • Cultivate focus and patience: Completing the work requires sustained attention, providing great training for concentration.
• Basic aesthetic enlightenment: Explore color matching and composition concepts through a game-like experience.		 • Build a concrete sense of achievement: Independently creating a practical and beautiful object (a night light) rather than just a drawing significantly boosts self-confidence.
• Enhance parent-child interaction: Provides quality time for fun together.
Teens • Learn 3D spatial composition: Think about how to create visual depth on a 2D plane through layering.
• Project planning and execution: Experience the entire process of a small creative project, from conceptualization and design to completion.		 • Relieve academic stress: The "flow" state achieved during crafting is an effective way to disconnect from heavy schoolwork.
• Express individuality: Creating a one-of-a-kind decoration for their room is a key way to build self-identity and personal style.
Adults • Learn new crafts: Acquire a new skill in preserved flower design.
• Practice Mindfulness: Focus on the tactile and visual sensations during creation to achieve calm and stress relief.		 • Provide healing in daily life: Slow down the pace of a busy life by creating beauty and healing the soul.
• Act as a social medium: Can be a new form of activity for dates or gatherings with friends, helping to create shared memories.

 

D. Common FAQs during Creation

Category Potential Issues Solutions
Design & Composition 1. No inspiration, unsure how to start
2. Worried about lacking a good eye for design 		1. Provide templates: Prepare photos or designs of finished products in various styles (e.g., wreath, crescent, corner designs) for reference.
2. Guided layout: Suggest arranging the flowers on the acrylic sheet without glue first. Once satisfied with the composition, take a photo for reference before applying glue.
3. Provide tips: Share simple composition rules, such as "Place the main element (large flower) first, then the supporting elements (small flowers), and finally use foliage to fill in the gaps."
Calligraphy 1. Mistakes made, or handwriting isn't perfect
2. Should I write first or glue flowers first? 		1. Provide correction tools: Provide alcohol wipes or a cloth, explaining that writing from the acrylic pen can be easily wiped off and rewritten before it dries, reducing performance anxiety.
2. Recommended order: It is strongly recommended to write first, then glue. Once floral materials are applied, the surface becomes uneven, making writing much more difficult.
Adhesive Techniques 1. Too much glue, overflow or mess
2. Flowers don't stick well, fall off easily
3. Fingerprints left on the board after peeling off protective film 		1. Demonstrate glue amount: Specifically demonstrate "dot-application" of glue, emphasizing that only a tiny amount is needed. Provide cotton swabs or wet wipes to clean up excess glue promptly.
2. Ensure contact: Remind participants to peel off the double-sided protective film from the acrylic sheet. Press flowers down for a few seconds when gluing to ensure proper adhesion.
3. Provide cleaning cloth: Provide a microfiber cloth or a lint-free soft cloth so participants can wipe the board before gluing.
Tool Usage 1. Tweezers are hard to operate, can't pick up small flowers 1. Demonstrate correct usage: Demonstrate how to hold tweezers like a pen for better stability.
2. Encourage flexibility: Let them know larger materials can be placed by hand, while tweezers are primarily for fine adjustments. Allow them to choose what feels most comfortable.
Assembly & Maintenance 1. Acrylic sheet doesn't fit into the light base
2. Light won't turn on
3. How to care for it after completion? 		1. Check and align: Ensure there is no debris in the base slot, and guide participants to align the sheet vertically and press it down steadily.
2. Check power: Ensure the USB cable is plugged in, the power is on, or try touching the switch on the base.
3. Provide care card: Advise that the finished product should be kept away from direct sunlight and humid environments. When cleaning, use a soft brush or a hair dryer on a cool setting to gently blow away surface dust.
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