Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
Tie a few Papyrus stems into bundle-parcels with lily grass.
A small wineglass overflowing with love... and tiny Arctic Bell daffodils.
Bring in a few dogwood twigs to force for some hopeful signs of spring.
Tea cup roses have the tiniest of stems and can easily be supported by grass snippets stacked into a armature.
Use the natural way pinecones close their scales when wet or cold to protect the little seeds from moisture and damage to display your winter flowers in a small container.
Craft a grass shelter with hollow grass that can be retracted and extended to adjust the length in height where needed.
A winter twig that looks like it is barely hanging on in the blizzard to recreate the sparkle of winter.
Glue delicate twigs into a barely there armature for a glowing candle display to light up winter.
Lambs' Ear gift boxes with barely there tinsel and dew drop crystals for an easy make ahead Christmas Eve table top wreath display
Shape a bundle of twigs so that you can design a lantern inside.
Table top Christmas tree crafted from Sempervivum 'Chick Charms Chocolate Kiss', Swarovski crystals and Calocephalus brownii stems
Impossibly delicate twig, chocolate kisses succulents and Phalaenopsis orchid centerpiece.
