Wrong on the right, for a right

Craft a grass armature to suspend the orchids in deep water from around the outside of your container.

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

Most leaves and foliage can be slightly manipulated to curve or curl.

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

Stack snippets of grass on a wire frame to make a floating pyramid armature

Keep all the fresh flower material hydrated in water by weaving the stems from one side of the vase to the other.

Craft a dried cane globe for the armature of the design and then add lily grass to dry in place.

Weave a loose, round floral art armature

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

Putting the focus on the flowers with an ever changing design.

Crafted from a hand full of twigs to give you a large design... even though you add only two stems of sweet peas.

A great do-in-advance and reusable design solution for a winter, early spring floral display.

Glue twigs to screen delicate flowers for a wintry design.

Craft a light and airy grass halo to suspend tiny drop crystals around gorgeous roses.

Using dry and fresh floral material in one design without the dry becoming soggy and the fresh drying out.

Glue cherry stems to create a mask

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

Stack and glue a Grass Pyramid Armature

A creative way to keep foliage hydrated for a cool, water filled summer design.

A woven bubble for a carnivorous plant.

Oncidium orchids hiding in a woven grass cup. This Design Tutorial is featured on The Conna Flower and Garden Club (Ireland) website. It is part of their Floral Art Lessons...

Autumn leaf composite flower

Using that little something that is unusual about your flower to make the design stand out.

Instead of just placing a handful of twigs and two stems of sweet peas in a vase... why not...?

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.

A delicate winter twig armature to show off the delicate beauty of these early spring coloured tulips.

Grass crisscross that makes you want to lean in closer to count the late summer raindrops around these gorgeous roses.

The dry wheat stems are suspended from the outside of the container so that they remain dry and the flower stems can gently rest inside to remain hydrated.

Glue twigs to create a vase shaped armature

Delicate cherry twig, rosary vine and oncidium orchid enchanted forest masquerade masque.