Learn the art of crafting charming mini flower bouquets using simple twist sticks and creative techniques. In this hands-on workshop, you will twist sticks into a bouquet-style arrangement and explore basic floral design skills. This beginner-friendly session focuses on creativity and play, resulting in a decorative handmade piece to take home. All materials are provided—just bring your creativity and enthusiasm for crafting!

About Hafsa Bibi:

Hafsa Bibi is a final-year student who loves DIY and making crafts that feel relaxing and fun. With a beginner-friendly, hands-on approach, she breaks each step down clearly while encouraging personal creativity and play. Her workshops combine simple techniques with floral-inspired design, helping participants create neat, beautiful results in a short time. She hopes to bring the joy of making art—and a calm, mindful pause—from busy university life to every participant.

This workshop is a chance to slow down, get creative, and do something meaningful for yourself. You’ll build your own 3D-printed vinyl-style player, then make it unique with your own decorations. Once it’s ready, you’ll record a short message for your future self — something to listen to when you need a little motivation.
Whenever you’re feeling low, just press play and listen to your own voice reminding you why you started.

Quota: 5 students per session

About Enrico:

Enrico works at the intersection of open-source software, digital art, and 3D printing. Trained in nursing but shaped by leading engineering projects, he explores how technology can support human connection. “Dear Future Me” marks his graduation and will be released as an open-source project as a final tribute to the community.