[Material Pack] G01. Log branches/zero waste/handicraft materials

**"No waste, just treasures that don't know how to be used"** Have you ever thought that flower arrangements are usually flowers and leaves, so where do their branches go? A large part of them will be discarded as garbage, but in fact, the color, texture and thickness of branches of each plant are different. Afterwards, the remaining leftovers and scraps are well sorted and classified, waiting for those who appreciate them. **// Zero Waste Pack - G01. Log Branches //** * Long branches: 20 dry branches/part, about 20 cm long and 0.3~1 cm thick * Short branches: 40 dry branches per piece, about 8 cm long and 0.3~1 cm thick * How to use: Universal hand DIY, can be collaged in photo frames, cups, can also be made into small charms of various shapes to decorate the space, or combined with the fruit leaves collected by yourself to make hand-tied flower frames and wreaths **// Precautions//** ***Comprehensive branches means that the color, posture, and thickness of each branch will be different, which cannot be specified here! But if you want to confirm the appearance, you can send a private message to ask the designer to provide photos of the existing branches, and then place an order after confirmation.** ***This link only provides branches, and the pictures are for reference. If you want a material package that includes mosaic materials and production instructions, you can go to the following link to buy!** [Zero-waste sketches] E01. Hand-tied flower frame/dry flower/material package F01. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/M8ms9Xgh [Zero-waste sketches] E03. Planting wreaths/drying flowers/material package F03. https://www.pinkoi.com/product/BsntC7Xp / **// Sustainable Floral Map //** Many people think that plants themselves can be decomposed by nature, so why is it not environmentally friendly? In fact, from packaging materials to materials and production processes, there will be some disposable garbage and waste, which will also be a burden on the environment in the long run. Germinated from the love of flowers, plants and treasures, I began to pay attention to those materials that are usually discarded, and carefully organize them properly to create beautiful works again. Later, I gradually discovered that in addition to using discarded materials to create, in fact, it is possible to create beautiful works from the source and materials. The selection starts to reduce waste, and after a little bit of exploration, we have constructed a**"sustainable floral map"**. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52309800829_cca3e69b0d_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52309818715_9a9caf6601_b.jpg We hope that people who come to a class or receive a product can know which part of the sustainable map the product selected today was originally, the source of the material and where it went in the future, the ins and outs are very clear, and they will be curious about that What are the other items in other links! The material package is a zero-waste commodity extended from the sustainable flower map.