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Preserved Flower Acrylic Night Light | Blue Series

Preserved Flower Acrylic Night Light | Blue 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

- Lamp base features a USB plug

*Actual product color may vary slightly due to lighting

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

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

Customer Service: Whatsapp +852 6104 5134

 

B. Assembly Tutorial

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Complete Materials
Includes acrylic sheet, preserved flowers, lamp base, LED lights, and tools. No extra purchases needed; start creating as soon as you open the box.

Cozy Lighting
The soft light filtering through the combination of the acrylic sheet and preserved flowers creates a warm and romantic atmosphere, perfect for bedrooms, living rooms, or desks.

 

C. Purpose of Creation

Target Audience Learning & Training Benefits & Development
Elderly • Maintain fine motor skills: Using tweezers and small floral materials trains hand stability and dexterity.
• Strengthen hand-eye coordination: Composing and pasting within a fixed area stimulates coordination.		 • Prevent cognitive decline: The process of designing the layout provides gentle mental stimulation.
• Emotional solace and sense of achievement: The finished product can be a gift for family or a comforting piece for a personal space.
Children • Cultivate focus and patience: Completing the work requires sustained attention, excellent for training discipline.
• Basic aesthetic enlightenment: Exposure to color matching and composition concepts through a fun, game-like experience.		 • Build a concrete sense of achievement: Independently completing a practical and exquisite object (a night light) rather than just a drawing boosts self-confidence.
• Enhance parent-child interaction: Provides quality time for mutual enjoyment.
Teenagers • Learn 3D spatial composition: Think about how to create visual depth using layering on a 2D plane.
• Project planning and execution: Experience the entire process of a small creative project from ideation and design to completion.		 • Relieve academic stress: The "flow" state achieved by focusing on handcrafting is an effective way to disconnect from heavy coursework.
• Personal expression: Creating unique decor for one's own room is an important way to establish self-identity and personal style.
Adults • Learn new crafts: Discover and learn the skill of preserved flower arrangement design.
• Practice mindfulness: Focusing on tactile sensations and visuals during the creation process achieves relaxation and stress relief.		 • Lifestyle healing: Slow down the pace of busy daily life through the process of creating beauty and healing the soul.
• Social medium: Can serve as a new form of activity for dates or social gatherings, creating shared memories.

 

D. Common Questions During Creation

Category Possible Questions Solutions
Design & Composition 1. No inspiration, not sure where to start
2. Worried about lacking a good sense of aesthetics 		1. Provide templates: Prepare photos or diagrams of finished products in different styles (e.g., wreath, crescent, corner style) for reference.
2. Guide the layout: Suggest trying to arrange floral materials on the acrylic sheet without glue first. Once satisfied with the composition, take a photo for reference before starting to paste.
3. Share tips: Share simple composition rules, such as "Place the main focal points (large flowers) first, then secondary points (small flowers), and finally fill gaps with leaves."
Calligraphy 1. What if I make a mistake or write poorly?
2. Should I write the text or paste the flowers first? 		1. Provide correction tools: Provide alcohol prep pads or a wipeable cloth. Explain that ink from the acrylic marker can be easily wiped off and rewritten before it dries, reducing participant anxiety.
2. Recommended order: It is highly recommended to write first, then paste flowers. Once floral materials are pasted, the surface becomes uneven, making writing much more difficult.
Pasting Techniques 1. Too much glue, it overflows or gets the board messy
2. Flowers won't stick well and keep falling off
3. Fingerprints left on the board after removing the protective film 		1. Demonstrate glue amount: Specifically demonstrate "dot application," emphasizing that only a tiny amount of glue is needed. Keep cotton swabs or wet wipes ready for quick cleanup.
2. Ensure contact surface: Remind participants to remove the double-sided protective film from the acrylic board. Press the flowers down for a few seconds to ensure a secure bond.
3. Provide cleaning cloth: Provide a microfiber or lint-free cloth so participants can wipe the board before starting.
Tool Usage 1. Tweezers are hard to use; can't pick up small flowers 1. Demonstrate correct use: Demonstrate how to hold tweezers like a pen for better stability.
2. Encourage flexibility: Let them know that larger flowers can be handled by hand. Tweezers are mainly for small materials and fine positioning, allowing them to choose the method they find most comfortable.
Assembly & Maintenance 1. Acrylic sheet won't fit into the lamp base
2. The lamp won't light up
3. How to maintain the finished product? 		1. Check and align: Ensure there are no foreign objects in the lamp base groove, and guide participants to align the sheet vertically and press down steadily.
2. Check power: Ensure the USB cable is plugged in, the power is on, or try touching the switch on the lamp base.
3. Provide care card: Advise avoiding direct sunlight and humid environments. For cleaning, lightly blow off dust with a soft brush or a hairdryer on a cool setting.
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