This activity involves applying the knowledge derived from the research work of Assistant Professor Suparee Taowongsa, specializing in jewelry design at the Faculty of Gems, Burapha University, Chanthaburi Campus. The research focuses on finding an appropriate temperature range for the transformation of polyethylene (PE) plastic, a readily available and cost-effective material in the market. The goal is to use this material to create intricately shaped products with high relief structures. 

           The research then delves into the exploration of suitable materials and methods that lead to the creation of added value for polyethylene. The knowledge gained from this research contributes to the concept of producing products with artistic characteristics. The process involves ideation, design, calculations, and the creation of patterns for bags as the final products. This knowledge was shared with the Jaopupha Women’s Community Enterprise in Chanthaburi Province on October 7, 2566. The teaching approach involved hands-on practice, covering techniques for molding polyethylene, as well as the creation of bags through sewing, weaving, embroidering, and assembling processes.