Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
When in doubt, always give your armature three legs. Two legs are simply not enough and four legs will wobble if it is even slightly off balance.
I love hanging flowers to loosely dangle and move in a design
Kyogi paper can be curled if you work with it wet.
Create a spiral to catch a test tube
Give a piece of driftwood legs to stand on
Create a decorative accent for the design by wrapping the twigs with pink wire to create a small bundle.
Stack and glue a few used CD's to create a secure base for a simple piece of driftwood
Rooting succulents in Rainbow Oasis pebbles creates not only a long lasting design but also an ever changing design as you remove rooted plants to grow in pots and add those leaves or long shoots that you want to propagate back into the design.
Fast and easy way to create a base to rest a few vases or bottles on.
Wood glue not only glues the wool to the bottle but it also makes the wool makes the wool inflexible.
Create a rigid but fuzzy wool covered wire
Stack and glue driftwood to rest on bottles to create a frog to keep thin blades of grass neatly in place
