Showing posts with label The Flower Chef. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Flower Chef. Show all posts

2 January 2017

Floral Media - Many Small Arrangements - Whole Foods Market Flower Chef


On this the first 'Floral Media' of 2017 - I'm featuring Sarah von Pollaro making small arrangements using one bunch of flowers and one of foliage from Whole Foods supermarket.



Sarah makes eight arrangements using low clear glass tumbler vases. The flowers are all chrysanthemums but three very different ones. 

She lines the inside of the vase with large green leaves to hide the stems. She then proceeds to cut down each flower stem creating shorter sections just the right size for the vases. 

Starting with the green gardenia foliage and then adding a mix of the three chrysanthemum flowers. Being so different they automatically add texture, colour contrast and variety.


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I hope you enjoyed this video and maybe it will give you some inspiration for trying some new flower arrangements for your table settings.


Thank you for visiting 'Of Spring and Summer - I will be back later in the week.

Ingrid 

~ xoxo ~

[Text © Ingrid Henningsson/Of Spring and Summer.]

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P. S. If you are looking for more floral inspiration you can go over and have a look at my Pinterest boards. I have just over 200 boards all relating to flowers, floral styling and flower arranging. There are boards on individual flowers and shows how to arrange them. Other boards show different ways of using vases and containers. Simply click on the link below and it will take you straight there.


8 May 2016

Florets - Floral Quote - # 111 - by Carly Cylinder



"If I had to give just one piece of advice, it would be this: Change the water in the vase at least every couple days. And if not every couple days, then at least once during the lifetime of the arrangement. Flowers thrive on fresh water. To refresh the water in a small-to-medium arrangement, place the vase under the faucet in your kitchen sink and run the water so that it flushes out the old water. Flushing out your vase under the faucet refreshes the water while keeping your arrangement intact. For taller vases, carefully tilt the arrangement to pour out the old water, and refresh with new water."


~ Carly Cylinder ~  


[Carly Cylinder: American, florist,owner and creative director of FlourLA,Inc., a Los Angeles and New York based flower design studio. Her work has been featured on many blogs and websites and she is the author of the book The Flower Chef.]
[Quote from: The Flower Chef by Carly Cylinder (2016).]
[Flowers: Blue and white hyacinths.]
[Container: Round zinc container.]
[Styling and Photography © Ingrid Henningsson/Of Spring and Summer.]

Enjoy your flower arranging and have a fabulous and floral Sunday!

I'll be back next week with more floral delights from Of Spring and Summer.
Ingrid 

~ xoxo ~

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