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Flower Arranging Techniques – Learn The Best Step by Step Flower Arranging Instructions While Making a Beautiful Arrangement

admin — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 06:28:57 +0000

Who doesn’t love fresh flowers add a little cheer to their home or office? The problem is that using a florist can be very costly and grocery or convenient stores only have a few tasteless flower bouquets to choose from. With the Flowerbudi Easy Flower Design System, you can transform flowers from your garden or local store into beautiful, professional looking flower arrangements for any occasion.

The Flowerbudi more than pays for itself after the first use and can continue to be used over and over, allowing you to make new flower arrangements any time you wish. Use flowers from the garden or sculpt a five-dollar bouquet into a variety of florist-quality arrangements.

Used by floral design school across the US, the Flowerbudi is a hands-on, step-by-step flower arranging learning tool that gives you proessional florist arranging techniques while you make an amazing arrangement.Featuring a detailed learning chart, step-by-step flower arranging instructions, and all the supplies needed to design your own flowers – the Flowerbudi requires no experience in floral design to use this remarkably easy kit. It makes the perfect flower arranging gift for beginners.

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Detailed instructions and recipes in full color
A color-coded, numbered and lettered instructional chart – (2) Double-sided arrangement presses
(1) Block of floral foam
(1) Green plastic design bowl

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Russ on Flowers Show #9 – Sequel to Vasing – Freehand Design and Vasing with Bubble Vases

Eric — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 18:37:47 +0000

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Welcome back. Join Russ Phillip Jr. as he continues discussing "Vasing". Last week, Russ discussed using freehand floral design with taller vases.

In this segment, Russ is going to continue his focus on freehand design with Bubble Vases. These designs are lower profile than the taller vase he showed last week. These are great for use on a dining table, events, bars, and other places where you need flowers, but don’t want them to block your view.

Watch how Russ makes creating these beautiful bouquets look so easy!

Russ’ Green Tip: when changing the water in your bouquets, pour the water in a bucket instead of down the drain, re-use water to water outside plants

And will address the following viewer questions on the show:

1) do you ever wear flowers in your hair

2) what are some good flowers that I can plant and use to cut and put in vases

3) how do you dry out flowers

4) what advice can you give for decorating the night before a wedding reception

Russ on Flowers Show #8 – Sequel to Vasing – Freehand Design and Vasing

Eric — Thu, 26 Mar 2009 18:47:20 +0000

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Welcome again. Join Russ Phillip Jr. as he revisits "Vasing". Previously, Russ discussed using low profile vases and also using grids on taller vases.

This time, he is going to kick it up a notch with this sequel and show how you can use freehand design using large vases.

You will learn how to do double sided freehand flower arranging design vs. singled sided design. Why?

– faster
– easier
– cooler!

Plus: Learn Russ’ latest green tips (you are going to love this one).

And will address the following viewer questions on the show:

1. Have you ever heard of putting fresh flowers in hot water to make them open faster?

2. What is a cheap fresh flower that is not poisonous to cats?

3. What flowers do you give a girl you really like?

4. What flowers do I need to make a fresh flower lei?

5. Is it better to use fresh flowers or fake flowers for a wedding bouquet?