How to Bend, Braid and Manipulate Foliage in a Flower Arrangement

[@BlakSand]

Wow! This technique really adds more dynamics and drama, I totally agree. Very interesting, thanks for sharing your talent! By the way, your camera operator is great too 🙂

[@heatherwhitfield977]

Thank you so much for your wonderful work. Your calm explanations are just wonderful.

[@FloriologyInstitute]

Thank you so much. We love getting feedback from everyone

[@tarastocker7523]

She describes the braiding in such a clear concise way. Tried it and it worked! Thanks for a great video!

[@ErlindadelaPaz-zd6kc]

These are new ideas! Thank you.hope I could copy

[@nishadsouza3452]

Thank you so much for your lovely talent I'm surely going to try

[@sftam7164]

Thanks for sharing your great skills and tips in making an arrangement

[@mpoimokhafola333]

Wow!! This is art and nothing else , I love it thank you 👌👌

[@FloriologyInstitute]

Thank you so much, we are glad you enjoyed the video.

[@Cyrilmc222004]

Thank you so much I really really enjoyed watching you create those different techniques and I’m so impressed by your creativity and teaching I’ve subscribed and given you a thumbs up too.

[@Darbydoll]

Awesome video! Thank you for such a clear and concise demonstration! Can’t wait to get my hands on some lily grass soon!

[@aaronbowden7151]

Excellent techniques Angelyn, thank you! So easy to understand and follow. Great for the Next PFDE!

[@Stelladeng88]

i really love your lily grass movement design. awesome....i have a question: what is the rope between the lily gresses? where can find it ?

[@libra951]

She used the copper edge of the wired ribbon, which she saved from a previous project. You can also find something similar from a flower wholesale market, or go to a fabric store. They carry trims like that. You can also use the colorful elastic spools that comes around Christmas time. Would be economical too.

[@luaipouomalopritchard4818]

Best demonstration thank you for sharing. God bless.

[@FloriologyInstitute]

We are so glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching.

[@hannahbest2274]

Super, thanks so much for sharing your experience. How far in advance can you make things like the aspidistra leaves?

[@helenmullany1604]

Brilliant I love it thank you so much

[@FloriologyInstitute]

You’re welcome 😊

[@ramaramamurthy1886]

Absolutely beautiful . Thank you.

[@sandyschroeckaifdpfcicfd539]

Awesome techniques Angelyn thanks for the lesson

[@shirleyann1901]

Great job! Loved the tutorial.

[@FloriologyInstitute]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@juliespeer2364]

Thank you, so interesting and helpful.

[@bflfloral1585]

Lovely, thanks for sharing

[@irynalange8124]

Wow! Super! Thank you very much!

[@אילנהחיים-ע5ש]

Wow!

[@ritadebeer9614]

Thanks its beautiful

[@deepikamittal7761]

Which leaf is being used?

[@FloriologyInstitute]

It is the Aspidistra leaf. Please let us know if you have any other questions!

[@katykaty9376]

beautiful

[@suebyrom2757]

Great video for what you made but the picture on the title page doesn’t match what you actually made.