Let me float my Wednesday idea by you for a bit

Floating the tiniest Bits of Floral Treasures from your cut flower garden

Fold and peg banana leaves into pockets so that they float freely on water. This is inspired by a traditional banana leaf craft used to cook rice in.

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

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

Flowers naturally float in water. They just don’t always naturally float on water. For that they sometimes need a bit of help.

Conditioning new growth and sprouts are difficult because the little sprouts have not had time to fully develop its cellular structure to survive being cut and taking up water on...

Done in no time design... and it is rather refreshing to make.

Glue a radiating armature from stir-sticks.

Cut circles out of transparencies to make ripples in the water

Float flowers in a bottle by giving each flower their own little bubble wrap raft-skirt.

If you know my work you have probably seen me do this: I float flowers using a tiny bubble wrap skirt... this time I am floating an entire design on it's own bubble wrap raft.

A mindful summer craft using banana leaves to create a floating arrangement.

Heat proof floral design for summer.

An Autumn Equinox design that captures the moment before the spectacular colour burst of autumn floats around again

Use transparencies to create floating devices for the flower material

Snip florets from a hydrangea mop head to float on water

Fold and weave a frog from grass

One of my trusty tried and tested techniques. When the going gets hot... float your flowers!

Ooooh! Am I excited to show you this design. It is an ordinary fishbowl vase... balanced on it's side.

The third design I did for my book launch demonstration looking at aspects that influences my effortless style of designing.