A floral arrangement of various artificial flowers in a white bowl on a wooden surface.
Winter Pixie Arrangement
€400.00
One time

Learn the art of painting veins, spots, and picotee edges on fabric to achieve vibrant layers of colors on flower petals. And we will arranging them into breathtaking table arrangement in a vintage vessel using sustainable method.


✓ Instructor feedback & personal Q&A
✓ Learn at your own pace, unlimited access
✓ Step by step video lessons
✓ Downloadable pattern templates & material guide
✓ Access from any device — desktop, tablet, or phone
White flower petals, green leaves, and stamen arranged on a wooden surface, with two small white dishes containing more petals and floral components.
A collection of colorful artificial flowers including pink, yellow, white, blue, and peach from a close-up view with a dark background.
Clear glass dishes with artificial flower petals and green leaves placed on a wooden surface.
Artificial white orchids with black and yellow spots on the petals in a wooden box on a wooden table.

curriculum

  1. Snowdrop

  2. Pansy

  3. Hellebores (single, double, and anemone types)

  4. Dwarf Iris (two varieties)

  5. Petticoat Daffodils

  6. Turn these flowers into a table arrangement

  • This course is designed for intermediate learners. If you're new to fabric flowers, I recommend starting with the Master Class first.

  • Learn to make these lifelike winter-blooming flowers from fabric.

  • Materials are not included. A curated material kit is available in the studio shop.

  • Please note: Most videos are in Cantonese speaking with English subtitles. I'm currently working on completing all translations. Please email me if anything is missing.

  • This course is for personal use only and may not be copied, shared, or used for teaching — whether in person or online. Thank you for respecting this. Your support makes it possible for me to keep creating new courses.

A rectangular white ceramic pot filled with various pink, cream, and purple pansy flowers with green leaves, placed on a wooden surface with a beige cloth and a small floral candle holder nearby.

FAQ

meet your instructor


Nina Bethlehem

Hi, I'm Nina, a fabric flower artist living and creating in the Netherlands.

I've spent over a decade making fabric flowers, drawing inspiration from the garden I tend, the seasons I follow, and a deep love for the natural world. Originally from Hong Kong, moving to the Netherlands gave me something I didn't know I was looking for: stillness, and a garden of my own.

Growing my own flowers transformed the way I see my craft. Being able to study the form, texture, and movement of a bloom up close in the nature has deepened my connection to each piece I make. I'm drawn to the moment a flower is en fleur, that fleeting peak of beauty, and every piece I create is an attempt to hold that moment still.

I believe handcrafted work carries the intention behind it. When craftsmanship and care come together, people can feel it.

Through my online courses, workshops, and handmade work, I hope to share this slow, beautiful craft with anyone who feels drawn to it.

If you have a question , please don’t hesitate to contact me!

“Join me as I continue this journey of artistry,
where each petal is a brushstroke,
and each piece of work tells a unique story.”

ninahana art flower

A cluttered wooden table with various floral arrangements, flowers, small bottles, and art tools, surrounded by more flowers in vases, with a window in the background.

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