Mini copy
A mini copy of the bridal bouquet for the bridesmaid using the same materials and flowers but smaller. This way you create a cohesive whole. Part of the wire also forms the handle at the same time.
Spiral bouquet
The spiral shape of this bridal bouquet has a strong natural look. It is made of fresh Tillandsia usneoides moss that dries very nicely over time. The Tillandsia moss is wrapped with copper-colored bouillon wire around a core of 5mm thick aluminum wire. With this strong foundation, some special flowers and materials are sufficient: in this case Osmunda fern curls, Cambria and purple Gloriosa. A few tendrils of Ceropegia sandersonii complete the picture.
Circle of Life
A sophisticated and meaningful arrangement constructed in an elegant gold-colored circle that symbolizes the infinite cycle of life. In creating this arrangement, bindwire, wire and cold glue were used to attach the materials in a subtle and careful manner. The flowers used - waxflower (Chamelaucium uncinatum), Tillandsia, Helleborus, Rhipsalis and Chrysanthemum - make it a harmonious arrangement with a contemporary romantic look.
Under the stars
Coarse Pinus branches are inserted horizontally with the lines of the Oasis Bioline Star into
the shape. This finishes the sides nicely and gives the star that
typical Christmas look. To add movement to the arrangement, the flowers
of a Tillandsia plant and panicles of Miscanthus 'White Cloud' are also processed in this way.
incorporated. Hypericum 'Magical Triumph,' 'Tomato Flair' and Jatropha 'Firecracker'
are, in order to further accentuate the star shape, staked short in the oasis.
The beautiful Helleborus 'Moondance' at the center softens the arrangement.
Mood lights
In a store, you can't always make the bases yourself. These tea light holders already form
a nice frame. To give them a slightly different look, a number of gold-colored
aluminum wires, some wrapped with gold bouillon wire. This is decorative but
also technically gives the possibility of attaching tubes and baubles to the base. Some
beautiful bendable mini south wind lilies and Tillandsia leaves "grow" nicely through the wires.
Christmas Wreaths
As the base for the Christmas wreaths, Styrofoam wreaths were
were used. Holes were first drilled
into which plastic tubes were inserted. Then
melted candle wax was applied. The materials
were glued or placed on silver aluminum wire
put which were inserted through the candle wax into the Styrofoam
were inserted. Inside the tubes are roses,
orchids, Tillandsia, snowberries and
Alocasia foliage placed inside.