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Chanhua DIY Kit | Blue Trailing Jasmine Hairpin
A complete chanhua kit to make one blue trailing jasmine hairpin.
Made to order in small batches · dispatched in 3–5 business days.
- care:
- Keep dry; store in the box; avoid perfume and sunscreen on the silk
- colors:
- Blue silk floss colourway
- included:
- Blue dyed silk floss, paper templates, adhesive backing sheets, beads, 1 hairpin base, 1 glue stick, 1 brush, 1 spool of copper wire, English video tutorial
- craft Time:
- About 6–9 hours for a first piece
- materials:
- Dyed silk floss wound over copper wire; paper templates; acrylic beads; metal hairpin base
- dimensions:
- Finished hairpin about 15 cm long
- skill Level:
- Beginner — no sewing or embroidery experience needed
- you Will Need:
- Scissors and a lighter (not included) — the lighter seals the thread ends
SKU: CH-FCA-12
A complete chanhua kit for one blue trailing jasmine hairpin.**
Chanhua (缠花) is a Chinese folk craft: dyed silk floss is wound, strand by strand, around a shaped copper-wire frame until a flower appears. It is three-dimensional and sculptural — closer to making a tiny silk sculpture than to sewing or embroidery.
A trailing jasmine is a hanging design: the blooms fall along a curving branch, and each small flower is wound separately before it joins the main stem. That is why this is our longest and most demanding kit — 15 cm of branch, and more hours than any of our single-flower designs. Worn across a bun or down one side of an updo, the flowers move when you do.
All the craft materials you need to finish one hairpin are in the box:
- Blue dyed silk floss
- Paper templates for the petal shapes
- Adhesive backing sheets
- Beads
- 1 hairpin base
- 1 glue stick
- 1 brush
- 1 spool of copper wire
- A step-by-step English video tutorial
You only need two things of your own: a pair of scissors and a lighter (the lighter seals the thread ends so the silk does not fray).
Who it suits
- Hanfu wearers — 15 cm of trailing flowers is a statement piece; it reads best across a low bun or down one side of an updo
- Total beginners — the templates show where each bloom starts, and the video walks through every wrap
- Anyone who wants to slow down — this is the longest kit we make, and that is the point: six to nine hours of quiet, repetitive work
- Gift givers — it makes a gift two people can do together, not another thing to dust
What you end up with
One blue trailing jasmine hairpin of your own, in colours you chose — not a factory's. The finished piece is about 15 cm long.
Good to know
- Time: roughly 6–9 hours for a first piece — a trailing branch is many small flowers, each wound separately
- Skill: beginner — no sewing or embroidery experience needed
- You supply: scissors and a lighter; an adult should handle the lighter
- Age: 12+ (the wire ends are sharp)
- Care: keep it dry and store it in the box; silk floss dislikes perfume and sunscreen
- Ships worldwide with tracking, from our studio in Guang'an, Sichuan
Frequently asked questions
Do I need any experience to make this?
No. The paper templates show where each bloom starts and the English video tutorial walks through every wrap, step by step. Most people work on it over several evenings.
How long does it take to finish?
Around 6–9 hours for a first piece. A trailing branch is made of many small flowers, and each one is wound separately before it joins the main stem. You can stop at any point — the wound silk holds its shape.
What do I need besides what is in the box?
A pair of scissors, a lighter (to seal the thread ends) and a flat table. Silk floss, copper wire, templates, beads, backing sheets, glue and the hairpin base are all included.
Is the tutorial in English?
Yes. The lesson is filmed and narrated in English, and the templates are printed with English labels.
15 cm sounds long — how do I wear it?
Trailing designs are meant to be seen hanging. Coil your hair into a low bun or a loose braid first, then slide the pin through the outer edge so the branch lies against your head and the flowers fall to one side.
Can I make a different flower with this kit?
The templates are cut for the trailing jasmine. Spare silk is included so you can practise, but this kit is designed to finish one hairpin.
Complete your set
Making it yourself? Here is what pairs with this kit — and a finished piece if you would rather skip the crafting.
SaleMade by hand, by a named maker

Studio LeadHong 工作室主理人
Chanhua silk flower · 6 years · China
I'm Hong. I make Chinese silk flowers by hand in Guang'an, Sichuan — Chanhua and Ronghua, the two crafts my grandmother taught me over six years.
She is eighty-nine now and has made these flowers since she was a girl. I left the craft for an office job in Guangzhou, missed the quiet of making something with my hands, and came back. Now I do this full time, and every piece in this shop is wound by me.
Hand-made in China
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