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Erie Makes: Kanzashi Fabric Flowers In-Person
Learn how to make flowers out of fabric! Kanzashi (簪) are traditional Japanese hair ornaments, often fabric flowers made from folded cloth. Join us to craft a bouquet of flowers from scraps and buttons featuring three simple flower styles using circles—perfect for holiday and winter decorations!
You don’t need a sewing machine, just a needle, thread, and your imagination. Free. Registration required. Ages 13 to adult.
For this project, participants will need the following basic skills:
- Able to thread a needle
- Able to cut fabric with scissors
- Able to do a basic running stitch
- Able to use a hot glue gun
If you think you might need extra assistance, please bring a support person who can help you with this project.
Related LibGuide: Erie Makes 2025 by Abigail Fetzner
Registrations open at 10:00am Thursday, November 6, 2025