From threads, leftover yarn, and a warm mood, a persimmon is born - inedible, but very cute. Such a souvenir can be hung on the Christmas tree, kept as a memory, or given to loved ones. A simple technique, a heartfelt goal, and a creative company make this masterclass especially meaningful. Handicraft can connect people more strongly than words. Especially when it is filled with care, meaning, and New Year warmth. As part of the festival "Made with Warmth" at the "Na Stremyannoy" library, a creative masterclass will take place, dedicated to creating an unusual souvenir - a persimmon made of threads. At first glance - a simple craft. A pom-pom made from leftover yarn, a couple of movements, a bit of imagination. But there is much more behind it. The masterclass is conducted by volunteers from the "Persimmon" project - a community that knits mittens, hats, socks, and scarves for the homeless every New Year. These items become not just clothing, but expressions of care, involvement, and warmth. Participants in the masterclass will create a persimmon with their own hands - bright, fluffy, like a symbol of good deeds. It can decorate the New Year tree, become a cute gift, or simply serve as a reminder that creativity can be not only a hobby but also a social initiative. It doesn't matter if you have experience - the process is accessible to everyone, and the result will bring joy. The meeting is suitable for adults and teenagers, for anyone who wants to spend time meaningfully and usefully. It is a way to distract from the hustle and bustle, to make something with your own hands, and to become part of a large warm movement. Such events not only teach something new but also show how simple actions can change the world around us. At the end of the masterclass, everyone will leave not only with a souvenir but also with a memory of a joint deed done with soul. And perhaps, there will be a desire to continue - to knit a scarf, join the community, and spread warmth further. Where to go in St. Petersburg today, look for on our website.