Stacking balls
A stack of nuts and styrofoam balls of various sizes were glued to an iron peg. The Styrofoam balls are smeared with terracotta-colored clay. Bromeliad plants were placed in some of the nuts. In the remaining openings, glass plug tubes were clamped into which Dahlia flowers and dot leaves of Begonia maculata were inserted. One type of flower with also a round shape was deliberately chosen. To reinforce the design of the arrangement, the round shapes can be found in all the materials used. As a finishing touch, seed pods of Eucalyptus 'Bellgum' and mossed twigs were glued between the round shapes.
Crescent Moon
A half Oasis Bioline ring is compactly raised with greenery; Ruscus, Grevillea and Eucalyptus. The inner floral filling consists of Eustoma, Matricaria, roses, Astilbe, Freesia and Chrysanthemum santini. Tea wood establishes the connection with the wooden urn. The round moon shape of the arrangement partially envelops the urn and provides a soothing contrast to the sleek urn shape.
Sweetly round
The strength of this arrangement lies in the combination of different round shapes that together form a dynamic whole. Three different sizes of Oasis Bio cake molds are wrapped first with cellophane and then with strips of pit reed. A second, looser circle of pit reed adds volume. Eucalyptus forms the base of the arrangement. Dahlia, freesia, chrysanthemums, carnations and roses in shades of pink provide color. Matricaria brings a lovely touch and sprigs of tea wood add a touch of playfulness.