Wonderful and Enough

Let tendrils do what they naturally do to help keep your flowers in place.

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

Break the sturdy twig on the scribe line.

A perfect way to use a Lathyrus vine after all it flowered

Easy to weave design that can hold your prettiest autumn design treasures.

Craft a slightly off center wreath from dried vines and grasses for Phalaenopsis orchids.

Weave willow between the fork in a twig to create a paddle like armature

Weave a wreath around a cardboard circle to create an almost lace effect... perfect to capture those first signs of Spring!

Set willow tips into a spiral to create a spring design

Drill holes into sticks to create a suspended armature

Lash the orchid stems together to create a ladder for the flower to rest on.

Granadilla, passionflower, passion vines

Buttercup, Persian buttercup, water crowfoots, spearworts, Coyote’s eyes

Keep you fresh plant material hydrated in water... and your dried plant material suspended to keep it from falling into the water.

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

Weave a wreath from sweetpea stems and tendrils

A visual breather from all the bright and festive designs to come when designing for Autumn.

Craft an almost Autumn armature from dried sweet pea vines

Barely there skeleton blossoms with Eucalyptus eyes for my Halloween design... Oh! and a Willow Paddle, which probably should have been the main Tutorial... but... well...

A almost impossibly delicate oncidium (dancing lady) orchid wreath.

Roll and set willow twigs into a spring

Thread cane through sticks to make a music inspired armature

A tiny orchid stem ladder keeps the orchid suspended just above the water line

Glue a twig rainbow to sit over a vase

My first design in my demonstration at the BC Floral Art Society meeting

Fold and weave a frog from grass

A quick and easy design for summer