Tutorials

For Floral Art the temperature of the wax rarely exceeds the minimum melting point.

Glue small sections of Mikado Reeds into a hour glass shape

Pour a foundation from cardboard and wax

Although the wax is strong it is also soft and can easily be damaged. I make carriers for my wax shapes so that it doesn't damage in transit.

Dip shapes into wax to create a bowl

Create lasting shapes by wiring Equisetum

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...

Tulip petals can be opened or reflexed to create a fuller bloom

I loved how peaceful this smooth wax looked when combined with the tulip and tendrils. Like a lily floating on a pond.

Cover the wire with the raffia

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...