Showing posts with label Winter Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter Flowers. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
CANDY WINTER WREATH
This is a candy filled winter wreath. I made it on a 24" artificial pine wreath and attached a big double bow and a big gingerbread man plush. I used some winter greens and flowers such as holly berry picks, white poinsettias. I added lots of candy picks, candy ornaments, candy canes and a candy garland. I also used some red carnations. It is so delicious looking that my son kept asking me if he could eat the candies:) It is pretty simple to make and took around an hour from start to finish.
Monday, February 9, 2009
FIRESIDE BASKET
Fireside baskets are usually sent to funerals by family, friends or business associates. It is a floor basket and I like to use it by the fireplace. So it reminds me not the funerals but the winter and fireplaces. Choose your flowers in warm colors and it will warm you up just by looking at it. This one is designed using an iglu holder by OASIS and it makes the designing much easier.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
MY LITTLE TREE

I made this arrangement two years ago and I think this one is a classic. It took me more than an hour to make it but I am sure a more experienced floral designer could make it in a much shorter time.
For this design I used one bunch of oregonia but boxwood is perfect too, roses, carnations, button poms, gypsophilia, some pine cones and some branches. You can use any kind of container that can carry the heavy arrangement. I soaked the floral foam an inserted in the container. For this design you need a whole block of foam because you want it to extend from the rim of the container to be able to create the cone shape. I first use all my oregonia to cover the foam trying to make sure I am creating a nice cone shaped outline. And then I use all my flowers spreading them evenly throughout the design. It is not very hard but might be a little challenging for a beginner. If you want to make this arrangement but have questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
PREMIUM POINSETTIA

I love winter flowers and poinsettias are absolutely gorgeous. The only problem is that they are usually sold in ugly, green plastic pots and they don't look very attractive. I got this idea from the Florist's Review Magazine and it is very easy to do. It is a dressed-up version of the poinsettias and they are beautiful. I just add some winter greens, some cones, some artichokes or maybe ornaments instead, and some branches. You can spray paint all the accessories to have gold accents or use them with their natural colors. And I put the plant in a decorative pot cover that I like. It'd be a wonderful decor or a gift for a holiday party host. Please let me know how it turned out if you try making them and even send me a picture of your design. Have fun.
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Showing posts with label Winter Flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Winter Flowers. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Monday, November 30, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Sunday, November 15, 2009
CANDY WINTER WREATH
This is a candy filled winter wreath. I made it on a 24" artificial pine wreath and attached a big double bow and a big gingerbread man plush. I used some winter greens and flowers such as holly berry picks, white poinsettias. I added lots of candy picks, candy ornaments, candy canes and a candy garland. I also used some red carnations. It is so delicious looking that my son kept asking me if he could eat the candies:) It is pretty simple to make and took around an hour from start to finish.
Monday, February 9, 2009
FIRESIDE BASKET
Fireside baskets are usually sent to funerals by family, friends or business associates. It is a floor basket and I like to use it by the fireplace. So it reminds me not the funerals but the winter and fireplaces. Choose your flowers in warm colors and it will warm you up just by looking at it. This one is designed using an iglu holder by OASIS and it makes the designing much easier.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Thursday, December 11, 2008
MY LITTLE TREE

I made this arrangement two years ago and I think this one is a classic. It took me more than an hour to make it but I am sure a more experienced floral designer could make it in a much shorter time.
For this design I used one bunch of oregonia but boxwood is perfect too, roses, carnations, button poms, gypsophilia, some pine cones and some branches. You can use any kind of container that can carry the heavy arrangement. I soaked the floral foam an inserted in the container. For this design you need a whole block of foam because you want it to extend from the rim of the container to be able to create the cone shape. I first use all my oregonia to cover the foam trying to make sure I am creating a nice cone shaped outline. And then I use all my flowers spreading them evenly throughout the design. It is not very hard but might be a little challenging for a beginner. If you want to make this arrangement but have questions, please don't hesitate to ask.
PREMIUM POINSETTIA

I love winter flowers and poinsettias are absolutely gorgeous. The only problem is that they are usually sold in ugly, green plastic pots and they don't look very attractive. I got this idea from the Florist's Review Magazine and it is very easy to do. It is a dressed-up version of the poinsettias and they are beautiful. I just add some winter greens, some cones, some artichokes or maybe ornaments instead, and some branches. You can spray paint all the accessories to have gold accents or use them with their natural colors. And I put the plant in a decorative pot cover that I like. It'd be a wonderful decor or a gift for a holiday party host. Please let me know how it turned out if you try making them and even send me a picture of your design. Have fun.
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