I've done a few pieces in the past, varying from seasonal to event creations. I've learned the basic techniques now as well so I am very happy with that. I thought I would share my creations and if any of you have any feedback, please feel free to comment! I am here to learn as well!
My first piece is an Easter Piece. This I made in London at the Academy of Flowers in Covent Garden (that was an amazing experience!). I really love this because its got hyacinth, tulips and lupin. for the foliage I used pieces of fern leaves. If you look the holder is made with moss and natural twigs which gives it a realistic feel, not to mention to three quail eggs.
First Piece - Easter Display |
This second piece was also made while I was at the Academy. This is a polo mint oasis which has been covered with berried ivy and eucalyptus leaves. I've put three different types of roses through out it. What is nice about using the polo mint oasis is that it allows the piece to be modeled on different vases.
My third piece is quite a versatile creation. A couple of irises are held up by oasis in the square container, and I have covered the top of the oasis with some foliage. I think this adds a nice touch to it. This I think can make a nice centre piece.
Third Piece - Iris Beauty |
This piece I really enjoyed making. These are some small deep pink and dark red carnations. I've checkered them on top of the black container and to create some drama to the piece I have added a small posy in the centre of the checkered base. This looks so beautiful as a table centre piece or even as a display in a house.
Carnation Medley |
One thing I love doing is creating hand-tied spiral bouquets. I have two examples below that I have made so far.
Hand-tied Bouquet 1 |
Hand-tied Bouquet 1 |
Hand-tied Bouquet 2 |
Here is an example of using some of the same flowers in different ways (I had to be resourceful!). I think its also nice to see the same flowers in different forms. I made a display, bridal party posy and three different corsages as well.
Special Occasion flowers:
So here is my collection so far. I hope you have enjoyed looking at the pictures. If you have any suggestion, advice or comments please feel free to comment below.
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