Methods & Techniques
Below are our 9 articles in the 'methods & techniques' category:
Basic Equipment for Floristry
Behind every good florist is their workbox - full of the tools of their trade. Without it they wouldn’t be able to work successfully after all you never see a ...
Wiring and taping are skills which are essential when carrying out floristry work. If you know how to wire and tape well this gives you the knowledge to support and control different types of plant ...
Gift wrapping can make or break a floral design – it is the first thing that you notice. No matter how beautiful your display is if you wrap it badly, it will lose its impact and the recipient ...
Drying fresh flowers can be a fun, easy and cheap pastime for those who would like to enjoy their gardens all year round. This article discusses three methods of drying fresh flowers: air drying, ...
Preserving flowers is a lovely way to enjoy their cheerful presence all year round, even in the dark months when you would otherwise be longing for some colourful blooms. Wax flowers are a great ...
Ikebana is a traditional Japanese art of flower arrangement that has been practiced for over 600 years. However, Ikebana is much more than just decorative. Every arrangement produced in this way ...
Floral foam is a florist’s best friend. Although wiring stems and flower heads is still generally regarded as the best and most versatile way of creating a design – and the ability to do it well is ...
There used to be a time when foliage was used simply to fill in the gaps! But these days foliage is far more than just a filler. Much of it is beautifully rich looking and can look absolutely ...
Dried and fabric flowers have come a long way. No longer do they smack of “artificial” and “tacky” but instead they are making a bit of a comeback.
Dried flowers in particular are increasingly ...
