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39 min 29 sec
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10:48
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Taught by Studio Choo
In this class, Alethea and Jill of Studio Choo teach the basics of making a gorgeous tabletop centerpiece, perfect for a holiday dinner. The arrangement begins with a lush framework of seasonal evergreen branches, and grows with flowers like amaryllis, ranunculus, and tulips that add pops of color. Berry branches are added last to create movement. As Jill explains her design process, the arrangement takes shape before your eyes, demonstrating how easy it can be to create an eye-catching centerpiece--even if this is your first time playing with flowers.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
Materials:
- container/vessel for floral arrangements
- cedar branches
- pine branches
- fir branches
- plum colored viburnum berries
- seeded eucalyptus
- amarylis
- purple and red ranunculus
- purple and orange tulips
- red winter berry
- flower and branch clippers
Downloads:
- The basics of flower arranging
- How to create a dining-room table centerpiece
- How to prepare stems for adding to an arrangement
- The Studio Choo philosophy for combining flower colors
- An easy-to-follow class on how to arrange flowers
- 5 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supply list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from the instructors of The Studio Choo
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions and interact with other students
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Flower Arranging Reviews
187 users recommended this class to a friend
g...@carlsbadca.creativebug.com
Good explanation of how the greenery is used as an anchor for the other greenery and flowers. Also, liked how she explained how to group flowers within the arrangement by color family.
More than 3 months ago
M H
Not enough information regarding composition, colour, types of flowers or greenery may or may not go together. The instructors were very uncharismatic and low energy. Also, this class seems to be suitable only for those people who have access to a lot of materials (for those who own a flower shop), no indication of how much material one should buy for a small, mid-size or large vase. There is potential for waste if you buy too much or frustration if you buy too little. No information on how long arrangement will last, no info that I heard about how to make the arrangement last longer except for adding water, cleaning and trimming.
More than 3 months ago
Miriam Brown
This project tweaked my memory of making arrangements when I was younger. I forgot how much fun it was! Watching the cleaning & combining of greenery and flowers into a vase, and learning how to position the pieces, what to watch for, how to add the color, and make a nice shape was expertly done and makes me want to make an arrangement!
More than 3 months ago
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