Loving
Simplicity and nature are the focus of this creation. Birch bark is applied to the outside of an Oasis Biolit heart. The heart is filled with Sempervivum and in the center a heart is created of lisianthus. When the lisianthus has wilted, the heart can be further replenished with Sempervivum to give the arrangement extra longevity.
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.
In all lightness
For the base, Oasis Bio floral foam was wrapped in cellophane and plastered with banana bark. Dried Hydrangea branches around the base provide movement. With tie-wraps, they are attached to each other. White Agapanthus flowers are arranged at different heights, creating wave motion and adding dynamism to the arrangement. Alstroemeria and Rosa in white and cream and green Chrysanthemum santini and ferns complement the arrangement. Astilbe and peach-colored carnations add a soft touch of color.
A colorful pillow
The classic flower cushion is a fixture in farewell flower arrangements. Pistachio green and Grevillea define the shape of the creation. Then colorful flowers in yellow, orange and purple trend tones are arranged in the Oasis Raquette: Allium, Solidago, Rosa, Dahlia, Freesia and Dianthus. Dried ears of corn form an additional layer and create movement in the arrangement.
Connection
From dried palm leaves, a pliable and natural material, a cylinder shape was made. In it are placed water tubes with Typha grass and Gloriosa superba 'Simba Fifty Shades' whose stems are attached to the cylinder along with the shape.