Christmas Balls
For this cheerful trio, three Styrofoam
balls were wrapped with red
wool - the wool is glued at several
crucial points glued on. Inside the
styrofoam ball, a stitching tube is
pricked and filled with flowers:
Helleborus and Cyclamen. For
an extra Christmas accent there are
some sprigs of Nobilis and Ilex
and some wax apples
tucked into the Styrofoam.
Fur
An Oasis wreath is glued and filled with
tiny glitter pine cones. The spaces between
the pine cones are filled with tiny glitter
stars. With Phalaenopsis flowers on one side
a color accent, these colors come
reflected in the twisted candles placed on the side of the
Phalaenopsis on the wreath. Calicarpa
berries and Ilex berries together with a
long garland of cucumber fruits and a small
silver wire add extra "schwung" to the variegated arrangement.
Bulbs
On a glass bowl are green wax
Amaryllis bulbs in a piece of oasis
floral foam. In the openings
between the Amaryllis bulbs are
green apples, green cucumber fruits
and glitter pine cones.
Christmas eyecatcher
In an earthenware pot is a robust frame
made of apple branches. In it are
all kinds of paper stars and glittering
baubles hung inside. In the glass tubes
a selection of flowers in beautiful
colors from the wide assortment of
Marginpar. The color nuances of the
flowers complement the colors
of the frame and the Christmas ornaments.
A real Christmas eye-catcher, for example
on the counter of a company.
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.