Forever… incomplete

Part of sustainable designing is designing with the entire life-cycle of your work in mind. Designing armatures is a lasting and ever changing design solution.

Easy way to fill test tubes and easiest way to remove water from a vase

When you need to keep a tiny stem hydrated this is just what you need. If you can't find a suitable drinking straw... I also have an upgrade: tiny food grade pipe water tubes.

When in doubt, always give your armature three legs. Two legs are simply not enough and four legs will wobble if it is even slightly off balance.

Break the sturdy twig on the scribe line.

A great do-in-advance and reusable design solution for a winter, early spring floral display.

Line up stems to create a base for the heavy Hanging Heliconia stems

An easy way to create a neat curve in a very short time

When you glue a structure with hot glue there are always a few stray strands of glue stuck all over the design. Blow it away with a hairdryer.

Cut a few willow twigs to split to create legs for the armature

Frost a few twigs to craft a delicate armature for fragrant freesias

Glue twigs to radiate out from a central point

An "it's only 10 days to Spring" design to display some blossom buds.

Giving old ideas a new twist to refresh it for Spring

Softest Wisteria colour to cool things down on an unexpectedly warm day.

A creative design that has some height to it without blocking the view. This can easily be scaled up or down to match the environment you want to display it in.

Floral Sushi Dinner, for two

A cut stem flower frog for the heavy Hanging Heliconia flowers

Glue a few sticks to create a hollowed out crescent armature

Freestanding willow twig armature design

Line up a few frosted twigs to march across a shallow container

A radiating twig design