Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
It goes like this...
- 16 May 2018
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Up and then there is a Bend
Around the Curve
At the Angle,
With a hook,
And a bow,
Making an Arch
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Tutorials
It is possible to curve or adjust a curve in plant material
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...
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...
Follow the flower's natural curve but you can also curve only sections to create an elegant crescent or a curve at the tip of the stem
Cut a few willow twigs to split to create legs for the armature
Create a minimal design by placing a single flower on a platform
Favourite Flowers
Calla Lily, Arum Lily
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