How to Make a Centerpiece - Floral Design with Bloom Culture

[@christravers5523]

Very pretty but does it bother you that you can see the green tape still? Would you try to cover that with plants or use clear instead?

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Absolutely it does! I was arranging away from me to the camera (new at this) and usually design on a lazy Susan to keep spinning the arrangement to see mechanics/holes. I typically remind viewers to cover their mechanics and may have failed to mention that in this specific tutorial. In the photos I did notice it and cover it up. I would cover it with a piece of greenery for sure (as I did for the photos!). Good catch! I would still recommend using the waterproof tape which usually comes in green and just to make sure you hide it with your product. Hope this helps!

[@christravers5523]

@@BloomCultureFlowers Thanks, I'm very new to this whole topic and just trying to learn. Your arrangements are really nice and I appreciate the instruction. I'm glad you mentioned the lazy Susan as that's what I had heard of using before. You do a really nice job!

[@lisarizzo3145]

Could You design an all greenery arrangement

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

sure!

[@janicelavoie2457]

Best way to transfer things in arrange with chicken wire of the plastic grid.

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

I’m not sure I understand your comment.

[@gillmerrick7984]

Hi could we have a list of ingredients please? Thanks

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Yes! I'll add to the description

[@BloomCultureFlowers]

Holly Chapple Pillow (different sizes for different sized vases, purchase accordingly) Vase (we used a compote vase which is usually pretty shallow) Floral Snips (not scissors) Waterproof Floral Tape Water Greenery 1/6 Bunch Eucalyptus Stems Salal/Lemon Leaf as needed Suggested Flowers (you may use what you have/like) Toffee Roses Amnesia Roses Spray Roses Stock Tweedia Rice Flower