Scattered

An grass armature that looks scattered but is actually very secure

Tulips continue to grow after being cut. Sometimes when you make a very small design or for competition or bridal work you want to minimize growth. The best way to do this is to...

Here is a trick to make sure your tulips will condition thoroughly

Sometimes you want to keep flowers in tight bud for as long as possible to suit your design

Flax can be ripped into fibres creating long and versatile strips

Tulip

Manipulate fresh willow stems to create a sprouting armature for long tulip stems

Place a water tube at an angle in lumber so that the Zantedeschia float just above the base to show off the delicate grass snippets scattered up the stem

A fun Spring and Easter design with stacked eggshells.

Zig-zag grass details add a bit of tension to the design

A Spring Tulip celebration design... with a special message

String up a tiny hammock for a dreamy summer vacation design

It's Tulip Season! Perfect for that "it's still winter ... but is that something green I see...?" mood designs.

Glue snippets of grass into a double layer sphere to create a sheltered floral globe.

A very secure thorn branch armature to hold overgrown Tulips in place

A glowing cranberry ball for frosty evening decorating.

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

Balancing dried ribbons of foliage to craft a wind twisted floral display.