Corsage and Matching Boutonniere |

[@Sonnenblume0505]

I´m very grateful for your tutorial, very well explained, practical and clean work!

[@orlandorose3027]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@proyectarte2003]

Super lindo😍😍😍 gracias por compartir

[@rhondahorton7579]

Thank you, I create floral arrangements, offen times experimenting how to make the loop in the middle so the wire is hiddden. thank you for your tutorial it all worked out well.

[@orlandorose3027]

I’m glad it helped! Thank you for sharing 🤗

[@susanormrod3648]

Just found you. I am doing the flowers, bouquet, buttonholes, corsages etc for m6 daughters wedding next year with artificial flowers. Learning “as I try”

[@orlandorose3027]

How exciting! I wish you the best of luck creating all the flowers and I hope you have as much fun putting them together as I do 🤗

[@tammyhurst6729]

Thank you! I am going to try. Do you have any with fresh flowers?

[@orlandorose3027]

@@tammyhurst6729 Awesome! Unfortunately I’ve only done silk flowers, but I think it’s a great idea to do one in fresh- thank you!

[@hadasaatelier7198]

Excelent

[@orlandorose3027]

Thank you! 🤗

[@orlandorose3027]

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[@reka5220]

Thank you. You just saved prom😊

[@orlandorose3027]

Lol! Thank you!

[@reka5220]

@orlandorose3027 I wish I could show you. Hobby lobby had everything I needed and I made them in 5 min

[@orlandorose3027]

That is awesome 🤗

[@lauriemoore8026]

hello can you do the same with live roses!.

[@orlandorose3027]

Hello! Yes! I would use a thin gauge wire like a 26 and, of course, no need to heat the wire ;) But the same technique works on fresh roses as well 😊 Thank you for asking 🤗

[@lauriemoore8026]

Thank you. You do great work