How to make an All Round flower arrangement - Posy Arrangement - Circular arrangement

This is the fourth video in my new 'Back to Basics' series which aims to teach the basic design shapes in traditional flower arranging/floristry. In this video I teach you about a ll round posy arrangements and guide you step-by-step from start to finish.
The 'Back to Basics' series is ideal for beginners looking to train as a florist or start a new hobby with arranging flowers. These tutorial videos are also suitable for intermediate arrangers looking to update their skills.
Feel free to ask questions in the comments and I hope you come back next week where we learn about symmetrical arrangements.
Materials Used
Flowers
Dianthus/carnations
Spray Carnations
Hypericum berries
Santini chrysanths
Outline foliage
Weigela
Privet
Pittosporum
Base/focal leaves
Hydrangea
Following the introductory videos are a range of premium videos which go into further detail to launch your flower arranging.
For more details email [e-mail] to join the premier membership group. For more details on courses and workshops, check out sharondower.com

[@millylopez6913]

Thank you for teaching us not just showing us. I've learned alot from you in this video alone!! Sucriber for life ❤

[@sharondower]

I'm glad you have learnt from watching this video, that was my aim when I started. Its important to properly learn through good instruction and I hope I convey that to everyone

[@sarahpugh749]

Thank you for such a clear, enjoyable tutorial.

[@user-ww5qf5cy9z]

Very nice mpravo, i like it very much

[@glendiggins6757]

Simple and easy to understand, many thanks.

[@lindseysmith1923]

Really enjoying your tutorials. Thank you. Missing flower arranging at the moment but these are making me want to pick up my scissors and get started again.

[@sharondower]

Thanks Lindsey

[@paulinesharp6973]

Thanks for another great detailed demonstration of the basic designs

[@sharondower]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching

[@beverlymoore9774]

You are a great tutor.

[@sharondower]

Thanks Beverly. I love teaching others and miss it so much at the moment

[@suepercy8390]

GREAT VIDEO THANKS

[@natalierobus3883]

Learning so much from you. Thanks for sharing.🌻🌻

[@sharondower]

I'm delighted you are watching and its great to know you are leaving from watching the tutorials

[@tienvu5297]

thank you for great lesson

[@sharondower]

Thanks for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed

[@theempress8947]

Its lovely....

[@sharondower]

Thanks Julia

[@Sonata_vlog711]

Very nice❤❤❤

[@sharondower]

Thank you

[@livelifefree666]

Flowers aren’t allowed in a hospital?????

[@sharondower]

Hi Sarah. Many thanks for your comment. It really depends on what part of the world you are in and whether the hospital is private or public. I'm a commercial florist, still arranging flowers on a daily basis and we regularly deliver flowers to hospitals. Although the pandemic has caused some more restrictions.