【คลาสเวิร์คช็อป】Velvet Flower Craftsmanship Course: Local Practices of Life, Art, and Sustainability

Dates: Course Content March 7th Afternoon: Basic Course, Five Blessings Flower Single Bloom Practice: Craftsmanship, Materials, Color Matching, Course Explanation, Key Movement Practice March 14th Afternoon: Daylily Single Bloom Practice: Solid Color Velvet Strips with Stamens March 28th Afternoon: Cherry Blossom Single Bloom Practice: Gradient Two-Tone Velvet Strips with Stamens April 11th Afternoon: Lily Single Bloom Practice: Solid Color Two-Tone Velvet Strips with Short Velvet Strip Stamens April 18th Afternoon: Bird of Paradise Single Bloom Practice: Gradient Three-Color Single Velvet Strip Flower Binding April 25th Afternoon: Orchid Single Bloom Practice: Gradient Petals with Gradient Stamens May 9th Afternoon: Plum Blossom Single Bloom Practice: Solid Color Long Velvet Strips Folded with Stamens May 16th Afternoon: Dancing Lady Orchid Single Bloom Practice: Short Velvet Strips Gradient Double Shape May 23rd Afternoon: Chrysanthemum Single Bloom Practice: Long Single Velvet Strip Shape with Stamens May 30th Afternoon: Peony Single Bloom Practice 1: Long Composite Velvet Strip Shape with Stamens June 6th Afternoon: Peony Single Bloom Practice 2: Long Composite Velvet Strip Shape with Stamens June 13th Morning: Cherry Blossom Single Bloom Practice: Gradient Two-Tone Velvet Strips with Stamens June 13th Afternoon: Peony Single Bloom Practice 3: Long Composite Velvet Strip Shape with Stamens June 27th Morning: Orchid Single Bloom Practice: Gradient Petals with Gradient Stamens June 27th Afternoon: Leaf Tip Single Piece Practice 1: Long Composite Velvet Strip Shape July 4th Afternoon: Leaf Tip Single Piece Practice 2: Long Composite Velvet Strip Shape July 11th Morning: Dancing Lady Orchid Single Bloom Practice: Short Velvet Strips Gradient Double Shape July 11th Afternoon: Red Clover Bunch Practice: Ironed Technique Three-Color Gradient Velvet Strips July 18th Afternoon: Chili Pepper Practice: Solid Color Velvet Strips Fun Design - Introduction to Velvet Flower Craftsmanship | The history of velvet flowers can be traced back to the Tang Dynasty. As fresh flowers were commonly used as head adornments at the time, and fresh flowers have a limited lifespan, velvet flowers were developed to be unaffected by time. Traditional velvet flowers are made with silk threads and brass wires, deriving their name from a homophone for "glory and prosperity." - Yinyou Cultural and Creative's Velvet Flowers | Yinyou Cultural and Creative provides instruction using local materials such as rayon silk threads and copper wires, allowing students who love velvet flowers to easily purchase materials for further creation. The production process consists of seven steps. The instructor will explain the crafting process and its nuances, and utilize self-developed jigs to ensure that even those new to velvet flowers can get started with ease. - Course Content | Taught as part of the "Velvet Flower Craftsmanship Course: Local Practices of Life, Art, and Sustainability, Craftsmanship Workshop Small Classroom (Craftsmanship Center Taipei Branch 6F)" series. - Course Duration | Approximately two to three hours per session. - Fee Includes | Tools and materials (for on-site use only). - Finished Product Materials | Rayon silk threads, copper wires. - Thank you for your support. We are happy to answer your questions. Please feel free to send us a private message for package course inquiries. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYLN41hCqqw