Ten ways (Minimum) you'll Design Better with Floral Mesh
Is your work counter crowded? Does simplicity—and beauty—appeal to your floral soul? If it does, what if, with one endlessly useful new product, you could kick some things off your counter and more easily create more attractive designs too? Time to start kicking, if you haven’t already. Floral designers have long relied on functional base mechanics—products born of necessity that are usually less than visually pleasing. We like what they do for our designs but keep them hidden.[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]We cover our foam with foliage and mosses and tape over wires. Go farther back, and you’ll find designers vasing flowers into shredded Styrofoam or poking stems into bags of pine needles. Which brings us to chicken wire. It’s useful but stiffish, sharp and no one ever called it pretty. Fortunately, as we grow as an industry, new and better solutions appear. A
Is your work counter crowded? Does simplicity—and beauty—appeal to your floral soul? If it does, what if, with one endlessly useful new product, you could
Ten ways (Minimum) you'll Design Better with Floral Mesh
Katie Marsano and the Art of Ikebana - Robinson Gardens, Chicken
Chicken wire as a basis for a spring decoration - OASIS Floral
Katie Marsano and the Art of Ikebana - Robinson Gardens, Chicken
Katie Marsano and the Art of Ikebana - Robinson Gardens, Chicken
Katie Marsano and the Art of Ikebana - Robinson Gardens, Chicken
Katie Marsano and the Art of Ikebana - Robinson Gardens, Chicken
Ten ways (Minimum) you'll Design Better with Floral Mesh
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Chicken wire as a basis for a spring decoration - OASIS Floral
Chicken wire as a basis for a spring decoration - OASIS Floral
Any tips on using chicken wire instead of floral foam? : r, Floral
