Join paper flower artist, Christina Wilson, to learn the art of crafting spring flowers in paper. Participants will be guided through the process of how to cut and shape petals and leaves by hand, exploring methods for forming stamen and several colouring techniques offering you options in adding realistic detail to your blooms.

In this 4-week series, you will learn how to create three stems: a freesia, a narcissus and a bermudiana.

Duration: 4-week series, meeting each Tuesday for 2 hours

Dates: Tuesdays: January 20 – February 10, 2026

Time: 6-8pm

Facilitator: Christina Wilson

Christina Wilson specialises in creating paper florals with a high degree of botanical accuracy. Every petal and leaf is handcrafted, hand-painted and shaped to capture the subtleties and uniqueness of each flower.

Her work has been exhibited at The Society of Botanical Artists, London, and at the Bermuda Society of Arts. Christina has been commissioned to create for a wide variety of flowers for special occasions, as bridal and bridesmaid bouquets, and as arrangements for homes, workplaces and restaurants.

Class Size: Maximum of 10 participants to ensure individualized attention and a supportive environment.

Age group: Adults and teens 16+

Skill level: All levels welcome

Location: Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art’s Classroom

Workshop Fee: $200 Members/$250 Non-members; application for artists facing financial barriers  here; under 18 bursary application here.

Materials provided: All supplies provided.

Important reminder: A cancellation must be made 14 days before the registration program start date to receive a refund.  No refund will be given within 14 days of the program date.