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FLOWER ARRANGING sa WEDDING FLORAL ARRANGEMENT x FLOWER CUTTING xx FLOWER How to succeed with cut flowers. Tips on gathering and conditioning the flowers, and a look at water and water additives. Tips on flowers for indoor bouquets. Five pages of photos suggest attractive arrangements. Includes cutting tips and specifics on when to cut and how to treat 41 flowers. Collecting and arranging natural bouquets and wreaths. Flower arranging made easy. A fan-shaped arrangement of roses, lilacs and boxwood described. Eight simple flower arrangements that use containers found in the kitchen. Creative ways to arrange roses and tips for caring for them to extend their beauty. Basic information on foams, mosses and container preparation in floral design. Floral taping tips. How to add length and support to stems for easier floral arranging. A guide to the basic types of flowers and their function in creating eye-catching floral designs. Quick and easy techniques for two styles of flower arrangements. (1) Mound design, for coffee or dinner table settings, where flowers will be seen from all sides. (2) Centerpiece design, a long, thin, tapering form with a strong horizontal line parallel to the surface on which it is placed. Autumn floral arrangement. Dried gourd shell serves as the container for an assortment of dried flowers, grasses, cattails and quince slices. Miniature Mother's Day flower baskets for kids ages 6 and up to make. Est cost: $1.45. April Showers spring floral arrangement. Clay pot is painted and decorated with ribbon and pressed violet blossoms. Silk daffodils, grape hyacinths, leaves, fern, twigs and a feather bird with nest and tiny plastic eggs are used for the arrangement. Flower arranging made simple. How to make tussie-mussies, bouquets that are a combination of flowers and herbs. Basic instructions for arranging flowers. How to make Tussie-Mussie hand-held bouquets (also called nosegays, Tuzzy-Muzzy, Tussy-Mussy). Fifteen five-minute flower arrangements that use objects found around the house. How to make attractive arrangements with spring flowers in baskets. Eight simple arrangements for flowers from the garden and field. How to make spectacular flower arrangements. Easiest course ever in flower arranging. How to do beautiful bouquets, centerpieces and Japanese arrangements. From one to a dozen. The FTD guide to easy flower arranging. Extending the vase life of your cut flower bouquets. Flower arranging from the garden. Three arrangements made using typical late summer flowers. (1) A rustic basket of wildflowers. (2) The romance of lavender and old roses. (3) A Renaissance-inspired floral still life. Tip on preventing rapid wilting of Black-eyed Susans after they are cut. Flirt with flowers. Tips on making "tussie-mussies", a popular Victorian bouquet carried in a woman's hand. Tip shows when to cut daisies for longer-lasting arrangements. How to have your cut flowers last longer. How to make corsages from your own garden flowers. Holiday floral arrangement of carnations, evergreens and holly in a basket. Spring arrangement of Dutch irises and tulips set in a low, open bowl. Floral arrangement of peonies. Includes tips on care of cut peonies. Spring centerpiece is made from fresh asparagus glued to a plastic container, tied with ribbon and filled with fresh flowers. How to use floral foam in cut flower arrangements. Prolonging the life of cut flowers. How to make a tussie-mussie, a small bouquet of fragrant herbs, flowers and foliage. Simple rules to care for cut roses from the florist to make the blooms last for up to two weeks. Tip: How to select the correct size of bottle for displaying flowers at a county fair. Two classic spring flower arrangements. (1) Iris and baptisia. (3) Peonies, coral bells, and columbine. Living holiday arrangements that combine poinsettias, kalanchoe and amaryllis with foliage plants. Sketches show how to line a basket with a heavy-duty plastic bag and then add the plants. Making a traditional May Basket to celebrate May Day. Create your own floral design. A natural design approach. How to make cut flower look fresher longer. Corsages for every occasion. The basics of making a simple coursage from purchased flowers and greenery. Tip on using Listerine mouthwash to extend the life of cut flowers. A bouquet garden. Advice on selecting flowers and a garden site. Plans, preparation instructions and plant lists are furnished for a traditional L-shaped perennial bed and two raised beds, one for the front yard and one for the back. Also includes information on conditioning and arranging cut flowers. The language of flowers updated for the 1990s. Instructions for making a Valentine's Day bouquet for a sweetheart and for making a notecard decorated with pressed flowers. How to keep fresh-cut flowers fresh. How to arrange flowers like a pro. Farm-stand flowers. Simple arrangements and containers to combine for a bouquet of summer flowers. (1) Sunflower still life. (2) Ivy and zinia bouquet. (3) Watermelon vase. (4) Juice can combo. Two simple formulas for vase solutions which extend the life of cut flowers. Using fresh-cut herbs in flower arrangements. Offers tips on picking the plants, grooming and conditioning or hardening off flowers and foliage, and container selection. General guidelines offered on flower arranging. Step-by-step photos show the creation of a formal mass arrangement. Step-by-step photos show how to make an arrangement of everlastings in a wicker basket. Floracordially yours. The updated language of flowers. The "meanings" of various plants and suggestions on how they might be used. Tussie-Mussies, round bouquets of herbs and flowers with symbolic meanings. Includes a glossary of herbs and flowers and the emotions they convey. Step-by-step instructions for making a tussie mussie. How to make colorful bouquets from dried flowering herbs. Pepper pot place-setting bouquets. Hollowed-out bell peppers serve as a vase to fill with herbs and blossoms. How to make cut-flower arrangements last longer. The basic rules of flower arranging. Tips on keeping cut flowers fresh. A shelf full of summer. How to arrange dried flowers in bands of color. Centerpiece of attention. How to create an eye-catching bouquet. Autumn flower arrangement to make from silk flowers and dried materials. Vinegar, the gardeners' secret weapon. Helps control some weeds, lowers soil pH value, and prolongs life of cut flowers. Tips on making cut flowers last longer. Tips on how to make arrangements from evergreen boughs. The ten easiest cutting flowers you can grow. Includes tips on conditioning cut flowers. Usher in Spring with flowers at your doorway. Four door decorations made from plastic or silk flowers placed in straw baskets. How to make a lei from fresh flowers. Cut flower carrier is made from old tin cans fastened together with a long wire handle. How to make cut flowers last. How to use florist's foam and other flower arranging supplies. Includes tips for long-lasting bouquets. Ten plants in a basket make a long-lasting centerpiece. Combines fern, ivy, orchids and African violets. Foliage and branches suitable for the bouquet maker. Some tips. Three ways to use material from the garden for mantel decorations. (1) "Winter mantel" with birch logs and willow twigs. (2) "California Country" embellished with gold. (3) "Winter White" uses nursery plants and a gold wired ribbon. Tips on preparing a vase of cut flowers and safely shipping it by overnight delivery. Country garden bouquets. Tips on growing great cut flowers and for creating sensual arrangements. Harvest home decorations. Autumn decorations created from fall fruits, vegetables and flowers. An oriental-styled beauty. Unique vase with an oriental backdrop is used in Ikebana (the Japanese art of arranging cut stems, leaves and flowers). How to make a flower ball. How to choose annuals for flower arrangements. A guide to planting cutting beds. Includes techniques for using the fresh flowers in arrangements and for drying them. Basic guidelines for competitive flower arrangements. | |||||||||
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