Enjoying the fragrance of roses
Take a seat, stop time and marvel, life is special! In these hurried times we live in, it is important to sometimes take a step back and enjoy. Roses in different shades are naturally staked on different sizes of water dishes. By placing them at different heights around the pouf, you can literally take a seat among the flowers and fully enjoy the scent of roses.
Let the sun shine
A summer sunshine can't be missed. A sphere made from pieces of floral foam is wrapped with chicken wire. To hang the sun, a carabiner is attached to the chicken wire. The sphere is short-stitched with sunflowers, Tanacetum, Leucanthemum, Craspedia and dried, colored palm leaves.
Happiness comes from within
A frame was made from a few pieces of tree bark through which the flowers, fuchsia-colored Gerbera, were inserted. The easy-to-make frame can be made up again and again. Through the choice of flowers, you can use the same base, to give the frame bouquet a totally different look each time.
Celebrate life!
A summer garden party for a golden wedding. Plasterwort is very versatile and a popular flower in bridal bouquets and arrangements. As a base, gypsophila and gold sprayed hydrangea are very compactly inserted into the floral foam. The long stems of the white carnations and gold sprayed Anthurium are playfully inserted and give the arrangement a modern look.
Lilac
A frame made of flat lilac aluminum wire, with a large and a small metal ring wrapped with lilac bouillon wire. The stem is made of 5mm thick aluminum wire again wrapped with lilac bouillon wire. Between the flat aluminum wire is created a kind of opening of a wreath. Here the decorative Talinum 'Long John' is incorporated by putting the side branches on long strands of wire. These have been processed together in the form to form a fairly compact whole and therefore form the base into which all the processed flowers are glued in and on. The flowers used are: Clematis, orchids, Madiba chrysanthemums, Polianthes tuberosa and beautiful green-brown Gloriosa.
Steelgrass
Working with steel grass is labor intensive but the result is ever really special and it dries very nicely - so after the wedding the dried object can be kept for a long time. The steel grass is processed using a braiding and weaving technique around a base of wire. At the ends, a beautiful wrap is made with copper-colored bouillon wire. Two beautiful Gloriosa flowers make
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