Cherry blossom season is fast and fleeting; the peak bloom period, when the blossoms are open, lasts only a few days. Capture that springtime wonder by making ever-blooming paper cherry blossoms with Mia Semingson. Mia is an artist, book binder, and owner of Two Hands Paperie in Boulder Colorado. In this class she teaches you how to use basic origami folds, simple cutting techniques, and a fun dip dye process to transform paper into beautiful flowers. How each one turns out is a mystery until you unfold them, and the surprise is part of the magic. You can use your cherry blossoms to adorn the tops of gifts and Mia also shows you how to attach them to a branch for a beautiful decor piece.
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![Hands arranging pink and white paper petals next to bowls of red dye, crafting materials, and utensils on a white surface.](https://glensidepld.org/files/Cherry-Blossoms-4.jpg)
![Close-up of delicate pink and white cherry blossoms on thin branches against a beige background.](https://glensidepld.org/files/Cherry-Blossoms-2.jpg)
![Branches with light pink and white flowers in a white vase, set against a light wooden background.](https://glensidepld.org/files/Cherry-Blossoms-1.jpg)
![A branch with delicate pink cherry blossoms arranged in a white vase on a gray surface.](https://glensidepld.org/files/Cherry-Blossoms-3.jpg)