Volume 5, Issue 96, June 2011

Chic Silk Flower Design 

This design features is eye-catching and very easy to create.

Hot pink silk flowers, curving stems of Chinese happy plant, large tropical leaves and a few stems of small leaf foliage have been used in this arrangement.

Crumpled paper has been placed in the container to sit about 10 cm from the top.

Dry floral foam has been wedged firmly into the top of the container.

The flower stems have been cut to the desired length, starting at the top and working downwards inserted into the foam.

For extra support, the ends of the stems can be wired on double legs with 18 gauge wire or dipped into hot glue first before inserting them into the foam.

The happy plant stems have been inserted into the back and side of the arrangement to extend upwards and outwards. 

The large leaves have been inserted into the the foam, and pieces of fine foliage positioned into the right side of the foam having the stems extend gracefully downwards.

This floral design is briefly explained. In the Floristry Diploma Course, each lesson is explained in detail on how long to cut each stem and exactly where to position each one in a design.

You will find full information on the Floristry Correspondence Diploma Course Here

Student Testimonials

"I enjoyed working with flowers, no two arrangements are the same. Thank you for all your feedback, I valued it throughout the course."
N B, Ferntree Gully                 

"I have loved doing the whole course but the most I have enjoyed the most is the wedding flowers section. Thank you for all your help, it has been fantastic." 
K Ryan, Vic

Quotation

"The difference between a successful person and others is not a lack of strength, not a lack of knowledge, but a lack of will."
Vince Lombardi

Floristry Diploma Course

Become Involved In The Wonderful World Of Floristry.

Learn floral design, floristry and flower arranging as a rewarding career or for your personal enjoyment.

I am sure you will be delighted with the beautiful floral designs you will learn to create with our easy to follow step-by-step lessons.

Best Regards
Fay Chamoun (Principal)

Floral Art School of Australia
            and
International Floral Design School

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About The School

Learn how to arrange flowers the professional way.

In this changing world, it is always a good idea to have another skill. Many of our students enrol in the Floristry Correspondence Course to become a florist or to work from home.

We also have students who enrol in the course, 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 for your own personal enjoyment, I know how delighted you will be, when you learn how to create many different types of floral designs.

You need no previous experience in flower arranging. The Floristry Diploma Correspondence Course is specially designed so a beginner can start creating beautiful flower arrangements right from the very first lesson. Any one already involved in floristry will find the course very valuable in furthering their knowledge.

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.

For full information on the Floristry Diploma Courses, please click onto
http://www.floral-art-school.com.au/page2.html 

Fees - http://www.floral-art-school.com.au/page13.html

If you have any other questions about the course, please don't hesitate to send me an email 

I sincerely 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.
Fay Chamoun © copyright 2011

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