Daffodillily

Knit a corona (as in that inside skirt like part of a daffodil) by weaving a Ceropegia woodii vine around the stamen filament of a lily.

For this tutorial I focus on a simple weave pattern that does not require you to soften or prepare the leaves to be more durable or flexible. This is the starting point in...

It's sometimes difficult to place a tiny crystal or bead exactly where you want it.

How to keep Lilies in bud for longer. Removing the pollen. Stringing a Lily Garland.

Weave a sphere from grass

Keep all the fresh flower material hydrated in water by weaving the stems from one side of the vase to the other.

Weave two palm leaves together to create a floral grid

Keep a flower suspended just above water with palm leaves

Keep flowers neatly in a shallow container

A hidden water source small enough to fit into a dainty flower.

Weave slip on shoes from palm leaves

Twist and weave a sun hat from blades of lily grass

Use the "over and under" weaving pattern to weave a round, upright hat with a flat top and no brim.

Lily

Rosary vine, Chain of Hearts, Collar of hearts and String of hearts

Complete the picture by drawing a lily flower with delicate vines.

Use the petals of your flower to cleverly keep all the other floral details of your design firmly in place.

My Spring/Easter design and the introduction article about my floral journey written by the editor, Nina Tucknott in the latest issue of Flora Magazine.

Weave a sphere from grass to catch a precious and exquisite and perfect glistening early autumn dew drop

A creative way to keep foliage hydrated for a cool, water filled summer design.

After a long winter it is always fun to use the first spring bulb flowers!

Weave and tie a decorative catcher to suspend flowers

Weave an open foliage flower frog

Filling a trumpet flower cup... with more flowers!

Weave slippers from foliage

Twist and weave a lily grass summer hat

Weave a delicate Pillbox hat