The morning weaving masterclass transforms ordinary mouliné threads into bright bracelets with character. Under the guidance of the curator, participants will master simple knots, try different color combinations, and step by step create their spring accessory, which they can take home as a gift for themselves or loved ones and remember the warm, welcoming day. Morning meetings at the library sometimes change the usual rhythm of the day. Instead of rushing and business calls, here they offer to slow down for an hour, take soft, colorful threads in hand, and focus only on the patterns. Weaving bracelets from mouliné and iris seems like a simple childhood activity, but quickly turns into a meditative process that helps to reboot and feel how a neat ornament is born from a chaotic ball of thread. During the session, basic knots are explained, and it is shown how to build a pattern so that the lines lay evenly and the colors harmonize with each other. No special experience or artistic education is required - just an interest in handcraft and a willingness to try something new. Participants choose their combinations of shades, experiment with the thickness and texture of the threads, learn to secure the edges and carefully finish the work so that the bracelet does not unravel and brings joy to its owner for a long time. This format is especially suitable for those who work all day at a computer and rarely give their eyes and hands a break. Simple repetitive movements relieve tension, restore the feeling of control over the process, and help establish internal order. Gradually, an informal conversation develops around the common table: someone recalls pioneer friendship bracelets, someone shares stories about their hobbies and plans for spring, and someone simply follows the pattern carefully and rejoices at the first successful knot. For many, this is also a safe way to try themselves in a new form of creativity without investing in expensive materials and complex tools. Everything necessary is already prepared; all that remains is to choose a place, take a bundle of threads, listen to the curator's recommendations, and trust the process.