
How a Chanhua Silk Flower Is Made
A short film of silk thread becoming a Chanhua flower — wrapping, shaping and finishing a hairpin. Demo placeholder video (CC0); replace with your own studio footage in the admin.


Everything to wrap your first silk flower hairpin
Made to order in small batches · dispatched in 3–5 business days.
SKU: CH-DK-001
Learn Chanhua silk flower making in one weekend. This starter kit includes:
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Finished flower diameter approx. 5 cm. No experience needed.
Enough silk and frames for 2–3 practice flowers plus one polished hairpin.

A short film of silk thread becoming a Chanhua flower — wrapping, shaping and finishing a hairpin. Demo placeholder video (CC0); replace with your own studio footage in the admin.
Making it yourself? Here is what pairs with this kit — and a finished piece if you would rather skip the crafting.
Sale
SaleA silk peony you can pin on coats, scarves and qipao
SaleMiniature silk roses on hypoallergenic ear hooks
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SaleA silk peony you can pin on coats, scarves and qipao
SaleMiniature silk roses on hypoallergenic ear hooks
Chanhua Starter Kit — Peony
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