Fascinating!

Add the tiniest of floral details below calla lilies to craft a dramatic but still easy to wear fascinator.

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

Severing the rosette to design with

Make a small loop the size of your ring to create a flat surface to glue your tiny plant material on.

Curl the wire at irregular intervals to create a natural wire tendril similar to that of a passion fruit plant

Easy and fast way to include succulents in designs

Glue rosette shaped succulents onto the wrist corsage

Long, long, long lasting display that will even root in place with a few adjustments.

Cut and bend flat wire (or any other wire you choose) into a “U” shape to follow the shape of your head. Similar to an Alice band

Cover a mask shape with moss and succulents for a long wearing mask

Bend and wrap the Tiara out of wire.

Create a long lasting wand with Kalachoe.

Use a thin wire to puff out dandelion seeds to look like it spilled from a basket

I call this “lace” because I use pins to guide the wire sections together- almost like you do when making lace.

Follow the flower's natural curve but you can also curve only sections to create an elegant crescent or a curve at the tip of the stem

Wire and bend foliage in any shape

Use this technique to gift ribbon wrap a single stem or cover the stems of a bouquet with ribbon

Calla Lily, Arum Lily

Succulents are really trendy right now. Not just as potted plants but also in designs. All the way from floral accessory to fashion accessory- right on trend!

The elongated heart shape Echeveria waist corsage is meant to be worn low around the hip as a trailing ribbon clasp.

Up-cycle the inner plastic ring from a roll of floral tape to make a wrist corsage. This design was also featured in the Italian floral design magazine Blossom Zine

Wrap a ribbon around an up-cycled plastic ring for the most comfortable wrist corsage

Design Inspiration Video: Take a few twigs, snippets of air plants and succulents and combine both traditional wire and tape techniques with more contemporary methods to embed a...

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.

My article and succulent floral crown design featured in the spring issue of DIY Weddings Magazine

Moss and succulents cover a mask shape to create a woodland inspired mask

Delicate cherry twig, rosary vine and oncidium orchid enchanted forest masquerade masque.

My article and body flowers design featured in DIY Weddings Magazine

My article and floral wand design featured in DIY Weddings Magazine

Weave a small basket with a lid to keep fluffy treasures in

My bag was woven from re-purposed wire and recycled fishing line and tiny stems of growing sweet pea plants and orchids