Helping Spring Stick Around

Capture Spring for just a little bit longer by sticking blossoms down, in place.

Tape a grid over a vase to keep the floral details in place

This is the easiest way to keep flower in place

Fishing line creates an invisible grid over a shallow glass cake stand to support the plant material

Suspend flowers with an almost invisible taped grid

Cut circles out of transparencies to make ripples in the water

Glue artificial snow to twigs

Use a wet brush to lift any tiny bits of plant material floating on and in the water to keep your container clear.

Weave an all natural net to place over a vase to keep your flowers above water.

Heat proof floral design for summer.

A slow but glowing start to the New Year and the new design season

Leaning Muscari flowers in a snow covered twig armature.

Ever wonder how I decide what I share with you? A fun design ticking all the boxes.

A late winter design for minimal floral styling.

A leaning twig armature with both the first signs of Spring and the last signs of winter.

Light and airy... like a wonderful breeze on a hot summer day grass and erigeron display.

There's no need to rush the seasons. Take it slow and enjoy the plant material that are still available even if you are excited about what is to come...

Ideal design for those flowers that needs a deep soak to remain hydrated.

Turning a stand-by floral technique sticky side out

Weave a palm thorn garland to decorate for Easter

Make a clear grid to suspend plant material on

Create a grid to rest some plant material so that it floats and some with their stems to rest in the water below

Clear containers need clear grids to keep the flowers in place

Tape a grid at the edge of a container

Use transparencies to create floating devices for the flower material

Weave an invisible grid to float the plant material on