Serene
This 3D-printed base is filled with Smithers Oasis Bio foam and packed with a mix of flowers and colors. The brown tones symbolize the bare trees in winter, and the soft pastel shades are reminiscent of spring. This work features Astrantia, Ammi visnaga, Clematis Amazing Kibo, Papaver, tulips, ranunculus, Talinum 'Long John', Panicum Skygras, Sanguisorba, carnations, and Phalaenopsis.
Love for spring
A new beginning emerges from the snow in the form of the blue grape hyacinth. The heart is covered with dried Limonium crumbs. Cold glue from Smithers Oasis was used for this. The work has a long shelf life.
Snow White
This bowl and base were partly made using the
3D printer. The base consists of half a Styrofoam ball covered with white candle wax.
The 'lid' has holes of various sizes, allowing different branches and flower stems to be inserted. This base is reusable. The white background and spring colors give it a fresh look. The 'lid' has holes of various sizes, allowing different branches and flower stems to be inserted. This base is highly reusable. With its white base and spring flowers, this work symbolizes the arrival of spring. The flowers used are tulips, ranunculus, poppies,
hyacinths, and Gloriosa.
The power of simplicity
This design uses only a few materials, yet its simplicity creates a powerful image. The golden vase is filled with a single salmon-colored poppy, with a Hypericum form glued in place to connect the flower to the vase. The berries are attached using Smithers Oasis cold glue.
Recycled materials
You can also use leftover materials from other designs to create new objects. Here, leftover pieces of MDF have been covered with Angelwings and placed on a pin. A simple design with just a few flowers has been chosen. The poppies and ranunculus have been placed in mouth-blown glass tubes.
Midwinter Magic
In the winter season, the world sounds just a little softer. The colors
shift to grayer tones, shapes and textures clearly outline themselves. In arrangements, each flower and branch is given its own stage.