Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
Tutorials
Place a plate under your hot glue gun to catch drips when you work. You can use these drops of dried glue later in designs
Dipping red grapes in pale wax creates a cloudy layer that is not only anti-bacterial (prevents fruit from spoiling and releasing the ethylene gas) but also gives depth and...
I loved how peaceful this smooth wax looked when combined with the tulip and tendrils. Like a lily floating on a pond.
You can use any type of paper to make flowers. I use tissue paper, Crêpe paper, cardboard, newsprint and coffee filters (new and used) to make sweet peas, carnations, paper...
Dry foam (normally a grey block) used for dried or artificial flower arrangements, wet foam (normally a green block) for fresh flower arrangements and decorative Rainbow Oasis...
Each block of foam holds forty times its own weight in water. One brick holds two litres of water
Trying all kinds of floral foam to get the best results when carving