Showing posts with label Hand tied. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hand tied. Show all posts

29 Mar 2015

Bear grass

Wider look

taller look

wrapped up by leaves

possible way to hold

22 Mar 2015

Beautiful pink

made a bunch
I walked around Writtle College. Just behind a tennis court, I found beautiful pink flowers. I do not know the name.

I made a bunch for a next hall, Maddison 2. The filler foliage is Hebe, of course picked them up in the campus.

behind a tennis court



bee

blooming 


in my room

21 Mar 2015

Red hand tied

Red gorgeous hand tied

With my advice on, my friend tried making hand tied. Though it was just 2nd time, she managed to make a big and gorgeous bouquet.

Velvet celosia and popping out sea holly are making a lovely contrast. Also the green adds absolutely gorgeousness.

10 Mar 2015

Spring colour: Yellow

A hand tied in a cubic container
 Maybe it is only in Spring when I like yellow colours. The colour shines so naturally during March. I also like yellow in daffodil.


  • A hand tied shown above is place at a kitchen room in a residence.
  • One shown below is given to my flatmate.



With a tall vase

14 Feb 2015

How to make a hand tied with just 3 roses.

Flowers are ripping off around Valentine's day. A bouquet is over 50 pounds and one stem of rose cost 5 pounds. How can we be money wise? I advise you to buy just 3 roses at a flower shop. By collecting plants at a park or a garden, you can make a natural hand tied.

You would like red materials for Valentine's day. On February, skimmia and rose hip have a lovely red colour. Just pick them up.




All materials but red roses were collected at Writtle College.

  • Rose: 3 stems
  • Skimmia: 6 stems
  • Rose hip: 3 stems
  • Foliage: 6 stems
  • Dried foliage: 3 stems



Skimmia japonica 'Rubella'

Rosa Summer wine 'Korizont'

Artemisia absinthium 'Lambrook Mist'

13 Feb 2015

Checkpoints of florist career- aqua pack


Are you a florist or thinking to be? If so, when was/will be your breaking point?



Some stages:

  1. Bump into the industry/ start to love it.
  2. Get into there/ start work or school.
  3. Bear with just typing up floors and changing bins.
  4. Have an opportunity to make or help arrangements
  5. Have an opportunity to make a hand tied.
  6. Have regular role to make arrs/hand tied.
  7. Get be more responsible to make them.
  8. Be able to create new designs.
  9. More involved into trade such as customer service.
  10. Go for it...

Today I tried aqua pack for the first time in terms of commercial floristry. Why? Because today was one day before Valentine's day. The trade was so busy. And I got the chance to try.  I managed to do it. I saw the moment as a kind of a checkpoint to go further. Go for it.



11 Feb 2015

Hand tied - purple

A textured hand tied.

Purple colour evokes an elegant impression.

Hand tied - red


A grouped hand-tied.

As the numbers of materials was limited, I grouped same flowers.