Let's go leaf-collecting at Shunde Peak this weekend! Bookmark-making tips included.

Holiday stroll diary~ Went to Shunde Peak Park to collect maple leaves🤪 The park's scenery is truly therapeutic. Perfect for a relaxing stroll during leisure time~ When you get tired of walking, find a lawn to sit down and rest. The sunlight filtering through the leaves brightens up everything! 😚 Pick up a few beautifully shaped maple leaves. DIY them into bookmarks when you get home. Tutorial shared below👇🏻 · 🍁Production steps 1️⃣ Choose complete, dry maple leaves (wet ones tend to rot), and gently wipe them clean with a damp cloth. 2️⃣ Press them between the pages of a book for 1–2 days to make them flatter and smoother. 3️⃣ You can apply clear nail polish to make the leaves blingbling✨ and prevent them from becoming brittle! You can also buy specimen-preserving film in advance to preserve the entire leaf. 4️⃣ You can also poke a small hole and tie a ribbon/tassel through it for extra flair~ (For safety, it's best to use a hole punch). · ⚠️Precautions ▫️Besides maple leaves, you can choose other leaves, but be careful not to choose leaves that are too thin, as they break easily! Also, don't pick leaves that have been bitten by insects. ▫️Apply nail polish in thin coats, otherwise, it will clump up. ▫️Choose a book of moderate thickness to press the leaves. If it's too thin or too thick, the leaves may become deformed. · Finally, I have to praise the maple leaves at Shunde Peak🍂. The red and yellow gradient is as beautiful as an oil painting! The more I look at them, the more I love them~ Taking photos there on a sunny day is also amazing! Every time I open a book with the bookmark tucked inside, I'm filled with memories📖💛