Spring embrace
Spring blooming Forsythia gives this bouquet the wow factor. The Forsythia branches are attached to a gold-colored metal circle with bindwire in a corkscrew fashion. Around it, gold-colored tendrils are attached made of pins wrapped with gold wire (with the drill) with attached leaf ¬forms of aluminum wire wrapped with gold wire. In the bouquet, with the stems on the inside, Craspedia and Helleborus (in glass tubes) are incorporated - along the outside, only Forsythia branches are visible: the embrace of winter by spring. The bouquet is placed on an iron stand in a glass water dish with gold colored stones.
Jacket made of hay
Inspired by the countryside, the base of this arrangement, half a Styrofoam ball, is wrapped with hay and fastened with gold wire. Using the same gold wire, hay is wrapped around a poker wire into rolls with a pointed end. Here, the gold wire provides a trendy and elegant touch. With a poker wire, the hay rolls are attached to the hemisphere. Inside the sphere is Oasis floral foam, wrapped in plastic wrap beforehand. Hedera and jasmine form a green base between which colorful spring flowers are playfully arranged.
Line play
A rectangular wooden bowl was filled with clay and covered with dried Tillandsia, which was secured with staples. Willow cattails (Salix) were inserted into the clay, then folded and also fixed with the tip in the clay. The resulting sleek shape has a beautiful interplay of lines, attention to design is very important. With hot glue, duck eggs were glued to the construction, interspersed with small blue quail eggs. The duck eggs are also water carriers, in this blue Muscari flowers are suitable.
Trendy Spring
The spring trends Peach perfect and Fluor future are the basis for this tightly bound bouquet with various flowers: spray rose Rosa 'Azore' and Rosa 'Kahala', small Craspedia bulbs, Phalaenopsis flowers, Dianthus 'Caramel' and Eustoma 'Alissa Light Apricot'. The fluorescent plastic circles are tied on aluminum wrapping wire, placed around the bouquet, providing the fun trendy 'disco' accent.
More with less
Inspiration for this bouquet is the theme of sustainability - how to create a lot of effect with few flowers. The base is a structure of fine branches: Salix and Chaenomeles japonica. Vertical branches are attached to two circles of fine Salix branches each time. When the branches are firmly together and structure remains stable, the fine flowers can be added: Craspedia, Gloriosa, French tulips, Sandersonia and leaves of Begonia maculata leaves. Then the whole is placed in a flat gold-colored bowl with water.
Contrasting
Blooming grasses from the garden were tied into small bundles with fine bouillon wire - for this arrangement, some 350 bundles were tucked onto a base of Oasis Sec floral foam. At the center of this grass object, or table piece for Easter, glass tubes were inserted into the floral foam and filled with spring flowers: Craspedia, French tulips, mimosa 'Mirandol', small-flowered daffodils and Ranunculus 'Butterfly'.