Christine de Beer - effortless floral craftsman
Tutorials
To create a layered look for a corsage tie a foundation of twigs with fresh willow stems
The most delicate of stems often disappear in a design. this is an easy way to display really delicate flowering stems without overwhelming them
Most leaves and foliage can be slightly manipulated to curve or curl.
Hana-Kubari is an Ikebana flower mechanic. Only natural materials such as pebbles, sticks and branches can be seen to support the flowers. Traditionally no twine or wire, nails,...
Most of the time I would gently tug the pollen covered stamens away the moment it becomes yellow and messy. But the Gloriosa looks rather pretty with the stamens on, so I fix it...
A design inspired by traditional Jiyek braiding techniques
Inspired by a classic and traditional Ikebana technique used in a Rikka design called Komiwara. Designers would usually bundle straw to keep the flowers in place.
Twirl twigs to create a balanced nest to display the beautiful orchids on
