Crêpe Paper Luminous Luna Moths with Jessie Chui

Silver Stream ParkAge: 18 and upView fee details
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Schedule

Date Range

April 18, 2026

Time

10:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Sat

Availability

9/15 spots

Description

Step into a quiet, creative morning and welcome Spring by crafting your own Luna Moth using crêpe paper and wool. The Luna moth – often mistaken for a butterfly – is a striking night moth known for its soft green colour and long, graceful wings, symbolizing renewal and transformation.
Crêpe paper is a uniquely textured, stretchable material that can be shaped and sculpted into lifelike forms. In this workshop, guided by artist-instructor Jessie Chui, you’ll colour delicate kozo paper for luminous wings, shape fluffy wool to mimic natural moth fur, cut fine antenna details, and assemble a finished hanging piece ready for display. By the end of the class, your Luna Moth will be ready to rest on your wall, suspended with wire and mounted using a European push pin. This class is perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike. All tools and materials provided upon payment of $15.00 Materials Fee to instructor at workshop. Please bring a pair of sharp scissors.

image of a paper moth mounted on a white wall. The moth has green wings and a white wool body.

Meet Your Instructor
Jessie Chui is a sculptor and still life artist based in Mississauga. After a seven-year practice in family law, the death of a loved one, and the birth of her son, she embarked on a lifelong artistic journey exploring beauty, wonder, life, and death through floral expressions in three-dimensional forms and merging it with still life photography. Her work resides in private collections around the world. In addition to making art, Jessie is an instructor at Visual Arts Mississauga, the Aurora Cultural Centre, the City of Richmond Hill, and The Paper Place in downtown Toronto. She teaches students from around the world and through her online educational platform, Crafted to Bloom. She is the author of two best-selling books: Paper Flower Art: Create Beautifully Realistic Floral Arrangements (GMC Publications, 2019) and Paper Flowers (GMC Publications, 2022). She also co-hosts a podcast devoted to the art of paper flowers called Paper Talk. Her work has been published in numerous online and offline publications.