Gaps between those in-between Spring days

Adding design details to create tiny gaps for more design details.

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

Create a shallow puddle in a larger container to keep your flowers in place.

Add a leaf to a large-ish vase to create a small puddle of water for your short flower stem to rest in.

Zero waste, all natural Easter craft design.

Take all the usual ingredients for a budvase design- a flower, a leafy green something and roll it into something unusual to display.

Keep an orchid and a blade of grass on an upturned bowl... with the weight of a tiny pebble.

Use the unique qualities of each stem to create a submerged design in a water filled glass vase.

Create a tiny visual tunnel to focus attention.

A tiny little basket weave to add to an Easter Design

Weave a small panel that fits snugly in a container for a minimal, foam free design that is quick to make but looks spectacular.

Tie a bundle of lily grass in a bundle to offer support for your flowers.

Glue short sections of rosary vine into the natural gaps in the Monstera deliciosa leaf

Phalaenopsis, Moth orchid

New growth... too cute to resist!

... a something to look forward to design that makes you lean in closer to see what might still be.

A easy going summer design that makes full use of the imperfections you harvest from your cut garden.

Support a small bundle of spring florals to stand upright in water with two Monstera leaves.

I would definitely describe my own personal style as minimalist classic... but with an edgy twist.

Position foliage to create a smaller, shallow pond for your floral details to shelter in.

Gently curve a shallow area with a leaf to showcase a gorgeous flower with a short stem in a water filled vase

Hide an egg inside a interwoven nest for a dainty Easter decoration design.

A tiny budvase design that rearranges basic ingredients, such as a single leaf and an orchid to create a new design concept.

Tiny minimal design that explores curves.

When you figure out the "how to" tricks of manipulating plant material it is possible to respectfully set them into seemingly impossible new directions.

An enclosed design that invites the onlooker to lean in closer to explore the pretty orchid.

A bit of a wrong way round pretty Easter design. Put the basket weave inside the egg instead of putting the eggs in a basket.

Weave a connected panel to frame a single orchid.

Tie a bundle of grass to support your floral details

Criss-cross corset style connect the gaps in a Monstera deliciosa leaf