Enclosed
The base of this bouquet is made of a polystyrene hemisphere from which a ring has been
cut. Prepared leaves are glued onto the polystyrene with hot glue. A layer of bullion wire
is wrapped around this. This is decorative, but it also ensures that
the leaf stays nicely within the shape everywhere. The Avalanche Peach rose colors beautifully
with the leaf and with the beautiful brown Tillandsia flowers. For a surprising effect,
these are placed asymmetrically between the roses.
Rose bowl
Working with candle wax creates a beautiful 'frozen' winter atmosphere. Moreover,
it works quickly and consumers almost always find it beautiful. The base of
this rose bowl is a half styrofoam ball containing bio floral foam from
Smithers Oasis. The Avalanche roses are tightly arranged in it. To break up the tight
whole, two beautiful snowberry branches are placed with some silver-colored bullion wire wrapped around the
stems as small details.
Strong together
A series of multiple sizes sells better in the flower shop than a single item. People
like to have a choice in terms of size and budget. These rings already have a nice base on which
they stand, and are quick to arrange.
The rings are tightly wrapped with gold-colored bullion thread – which is both decorative and
technical here because all the processed materials are attached to it. All dried and preserved
materials have a long shelf life, with the exception of the white mini Phalaenopsis.
Cylinder
The base for this cylindrical table piece is a Bio cake form from
Smithers Oasis. A number of elastics are placed around this.
Sticks can be clamped between the elastics and the floral foam. These
sticks are, with the correct quantity, cut off at the same length at the same time
– a quick, easy technique with which branches or sticks can be processed in a beautiful way, and possibly
well in advance. For the arrangement, beautiful white Avalanche roses are simply processed.
Pampas grass jacket
The base of this natural vase is
a number of Paperweb bouquet holders
that have been crafted into a vase shape with
an Oasis Lady placed centrally.
The shape is covered with plastic foil,
then pasted with pampas grass and
attached to an iron stand that
has been pre-covered with banana leaf.
White Cymbidium orchids and carnations
are inserted into the floral foam
– the flowers are, as it were,
cherished by the grass.
The whole is finished with cotton fluff
(Gossypium), white Limonium
and Acacia twigs – which creates a
playful counter-movement.
Cymbidium bell jar
In two glass containers, layers of Oasis Terrabrick Floral
Media have been applied. Carefully pour some water over it until
the floral medium is just below water level. Arrange the Cymbidium
flowers and cotton wool branches (Gossypium) in the container and
wedge them together. The beautiful Cymbidium comes into its own
in this combination with the cotton wool branches.