One of those difficult questions

Glue the twigs in a container to easily follow the round shape

Break the sturdy twig on the scribe line.

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

Create a light and transparent collar-base for the large composite flower to nestle into.

This design can easily scale up or down by using larger or smaller pieces of wood to create a larger wall panel or make a few of these panels to stack as tiles to create a more...

Glue Popsicle sticks to create a double layered, upright armature

Glue twig snippets to closely follow the shape of a glass vase

This is a great way to use all those bits of twigs and sticks in your design room to make a floral armature

Glue twigs together to create a cube armature

Phalaenopsis, Moth orchid

Wedge twigs into a vase to create a grid.

Craft a radiating design that suspends from the orchid stems

Glue a grass snippet grid for shallow container design

Stacking green stems to create an armature for short stemmed flowers.

Weave a connected panel to frame a single orchid.

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.

oh yes, a light an airy design showing off those very first autumn leaves.

Water stream breaking through ground in an autumn forest.

It's not really what we call things that matter but what they are made of- in this design, it's made of all three types of Oasis and wool.

Autumn leaf composite flower

My article and a floral panel design featured in DIY Weddings Magazine

Glue a fantasy forest from Popsicle sticks, grape vine tendrils and willow tips

Glue a twig vase and melt some plastic to create a tumbling design

A twig structure with roses

As a floral artist I am inspired by the endurance of nature and my work is still re-creating the Sleeping Beauty Castle of my imagination.