Follow the line

Only a few stems create an impressive display if you allow the water to design with you.

Easy way to fill test tubes and easiest way to remove water from a vase

Use a wet brush to lift any tiny bits of plant material floating on and in the water to keep your container clear.

Slip a leaf into the gap between two glass containers to keep it upright... and add a plastic lining to support the flowers nestled into it.

This is a great, non permanent way to protect surfaces from damage

Create a dry layer by placing a smaller vase inside the larger vase

Conditioning new growth and sprouts are difficult because the little sprouts have not had time to fully develop its cellular structure to survive being cut and taking up water on...

Most stems, twigs and even sturdier branches can be bend into shapes. It takes practice and more than a bit of patience. The main idea is to slowly manipulate the branch without...

Flowers naturally float and you will need some kind of sinker to keep them suspended under water.

Curly Willow, Chinese Willow, Tortured Willow, Globe Willow, Dragon's Claw, Hankow Willow

A submerged design... perfect for summertime designing... and enjoying!

Using that little something that is unusual about your flower to make the design stand out.

A slow but glowing start to the New Year and the new design season

It deserves a bowl all of it's own... right? I am (of course!) talking about these spectacular little sweet peas called King Tut. Not much else is needed. But add a cute little...

Stack two vases to create a small gap at the side to keep a leaf upright

Snow and twigs winter design

Freely translated it means Each Moment, Only Once. It is a saying associated with Japanese tea ceremonies.

Silhouette design using glasses filled with water

Create a soft light by making a leaf cocoon for a flameless candle

Bleached Gypsophila wreath with delicate autumn touches