01Color on the production line
A look across the workshop and its parallel production lines.
Step inside the world behind chenille stems: yarn, color, production and packing. Explore the real factory scenes behind your next creative collection.

Color, texture and presentation shape a craft collection. Browse our materials, then bring your preferred palette, dimensions and packing ideas into a sourcing conversation.
沭阳添寅工艺品有限公司
SHUYANG TIANYIN CRAFTS CO., LTD.

01A look across the workshop and its parallel production lines.
02Assorted chenille stems, sorted into bundles for the next stage.
03Packed cartons in the warehouse, following production and sorting.
We see a starting point in every stem: a petal, a small character, a thoughtful gift. Our approach begins with the material and follows the idea through color, form and presentation.
Compare the pile, flexibility and diameter in a physical sample, with the intended craft in mind.
Build a palette around a season, a flower or a brand reference, and specify the proportions in each assortment.
Think beyond the stem: bundle size, retail packs, labels and kit instructions belong in the same product brief.

The factory photographs capture different stages of production and handling. They tell the story of the material, from the workshop to packed cartons.
Start with texture, color references and the desired material specification.
See the production equipment and colored stems in the workshop.
Group stems by color and organize the quantities for the planned assortment.
Coordinate pack counts, carton details and the next delivery arrangements.
Whether you are building a retail assortment or a project kit, begin with how people will use the materials.
Plan single-color ranges, assorted packs and replenishment specifications.
Connect a visual direction with stem colors, textures and packaging ideas.
Build a materials list around a finished sample and a clear making process.
A photo, palette or sample is a useful beginning. Add dimensions, quantities, packaging and destination to prepare the next conversation.