Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
A mobile design that is crafted around your plant material.
Weave small wreath as a support for water tubes.
While repotting your foxtail fern why not save a few of the roots... for an armature.
Use the sticky side of sticky tape to create the lightest possible floral frog to display your floral details in.
Every repotting season I struggle with what to do with my overgrown Monstera plant. It absolutely loves hanging out in my design room... so... let's design, Monstera!
Spend a bit of time styling the Pilea Glauca in your container... well worth it! It will root and you can simply replace the flowers (in their own secret water source) as needed.
An easy way to create a design using only a few bits of plant material that can be maintained... effortlessly.
Gently pop the petals of a mature tulip back to open up the flower... to add another flower, of course!
Craft a cracked egg shape armature for an Easter display.
The dried plant material keeps the vine from flopping over in the vase as it continues to grow and flower and the vine lifts the dried material far above the water to prevent it from spoiling.
Crafting a display cluster of plant material is the best way to turn the most delicate of stems into a focal point.
This design is meant to be long lasting and ever changing... make now and enjoy all the way to Easter and beyond
