The hot pink ribbon and wire in this corsage design is just the right amount to accent the hot pink dress. The pale pink and white flowers do a great job
complimenting instead of competing.
How-to: Wire technique
Earlier this year I shared a little how-to with wire from Doug Bates CFD on our Facebook page..
The video and photos are easy to follow and were originally featured in Floral.Today -Floral Industry News for Floral Professionals.
You can read the Feature Designer article here
You can read the Feature Designer article here
This is the design that really caught my eye and sparked my imagination ....all those COILS!
I had to give it a try....
as stated in the video (below) you DO need lots of space in the beginning because you need to keep the design-in-progress FLAT.
Once we got the hang of it, we didn't want to stop!
Here are a few of our designs ..
Here are a few of our designs ..
And a couple smaller delicate designs..
I'm Looking forward to using these for
Homecoming and Prom!
They are fun to create and are also very sturdy, keeping their shape nicely.
The coil detail is so striking I would probably place the flowers either in the center of the wrap
keeping the coil detail in full view on the ends, or place the flowers next to the coils so they become part of the focal area.
Homecoming and Prom!
They are fun to create and are also very sturdy, keeping their shape nicely.
The coil detail is so striking I would probably place the flowers either in the center of the wrap
keeping the coil detail in full view on the ends, or place the flowers next to the coils so they become part of the focal area.
Check out the videos!
Purple
Easy Choice with purple: Classic White!
Don't stop at the basic white rose- consider other flowers to add
texture and interest such as the white orchids featured in this bouquet.
