Volume 4, Issue 74, August 2009
Wedding Celebration Flowers
Hello Dear Subscribers,
When planning a wedding, it's a lovely idea to add your own unique touches to celebrate the occasion and make it memorable.
These pair of matching hanging wreaths covered with flower have been hung on the doors to welcome the wedding party and guests.
A foam wreath base has been used as a base, and it is covered with various shades of pink roses and green hydrangea.
Each one has a large bow made of silk fabric with an embroidered monogram and initials, one for the bride and one for the groom.
Method
A large round base with a plastic backing and floral foam has been used as a base for each one.
Soak each base in water for several minutes.
Bend an 18 gauge wire x 45cm (18") long into a U shape hook and insert it firmly into the top of the wreath base through the foam and twist the wires together.
Cut the stems of the roses to measure about 7.5cm (3") long, and starting from the outside and working to the inside, insert them into the base.
Place the green hydrangea into small clusters. Wire each one, by placing the centre of a 22 gauge wire x 23cm (9")long across the centre of the top of the stems. Twist the wires together and insert them in between the roses.
Spray lightly with water.
To make the fabric bows. Cut the silk fabric to the desired width and cut it on a slant each end.
Fold the fabric in half, wrong side facing outwards, and machine along the cut edge leaving one slanted end open.
Turn it the right way out (you can use a ruler to help you do this, inserting it down into the stitched edge).
Turn the cut edges neatly under and hand sew the edges together. Iron the fabric, so it sits flat.
Embroider the initials on the end of each one.
Form the fabric into a bow with long ends. Wire across the centre with a 22 gauge wire x 23cm (9")long. Twist the wires together at the back and insert the wire ends into the bottom of the base.
This floral design is briefly explained. In our Floristry Diploma
Course, we explain each lesson in detail. There are step by step
diagrams for each step, measurements on how long to cut each stem,
exactly where to position each one and a colour photo of each completed
design.
By enrolling in our Floristry Diploma Course you will learn how to create beautiful floral designs the easy way.
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Floristry Correspondence Course now and you will get the course with
great savings to you.
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I am sure you will be very happy with the beautiful floral designs you will learn to create with our easy to follow step by step lessons.
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I will look forward in working with you.
Best Regards
Fay Chamoun
(Principal)
Floral Art School of Australia
and
International Floral Design school
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Learn how to arrange flowers the professional way.
We will teach you how to create beautiful floral designs including
corsages, bowl and basket arrangements, gift box designs, tributes,
posies and bridal designs.
In this changing world, it is always a good idea to have another
skill. Many of our students enroll in our floral course to become
a florist and floral designer in the floristry industry or to work from
home. We also have students who enroll in our course for their
own pleasure so they can learn how to create floral designs for their
home, family and for friends.
Whether you are interested in the course as a career or hobby, I know how delighted you will be, when you can create beautiful floral designs with our easy to follow step by step lessons.
The Floristry Diploma Course is specially designed so even a beginner can start creating beautiful flower arrangements from the very first lesson. You will find the course is very informative and includes hundreds of floristry tips and techniques that are used in florist shops today. Once you have learned the basic principles of floristry, you will have this knowledge for a lifetime.
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If you have any other questions about the course, please don't hesitate to email me at info@floral-art-school.com.au
I will work with you personally to help you become all you can be in floristry and floral design.
I look forward in welcoming you as a student to our school.
Fay Chamoun
(Principal)
This newsletter is written by Fay Chamoun,
Principal of Floral Art School of Australia and International Floral Design School.
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