Dear site visitors [customers], we would like to represent you the master - class of our florist. We hope you'll find it interesting and it will permit you to arrange beautiful bouquets, basket compositions and decorate gifts while sitting at home. A man has creative personality. We understand it and want to make your holidays and working days more beautiful and interesting. Feel free to write your comments and to ask questions. Our florists and managers of the project will be glad to answer you. In our section you also can discuss the difficulties and the pleasant moments of growing plants at home, get an advice of a specialist, get the information about new available potter plants.
Let every day of yours be full of pleasure of creation!

The arrangement of the bouquet on the floral work.

1. You'll need: secateur (it's better to use the secateur but you can also use a sharp knife or scissors at worst), pliers, nippers, scissors, a florist wire, Venetian pearl (you can buy it in every drapery store or simply unravel old beads), butterflies (they are sold in florist shops, which are usually called "Flowers"), a ribbon (an armoured belt is better because there is a thin wire on its edges so it is flexible enough to have such a shape and look that you want), an ordinary vase (we'll put there the flowers while arranging the bouquet), some liquid for cut flowers (it is not obligatory but the flowers will stay fresh for a longer period of time), some branches of a birch (a willow) for the floral work. As a matter of fact one can buy the floral work, which is ready to use. In this very case, our florist needed the floral work made of live material of certain texture. That's why the florist made the floral work by himself by weaving a kind of wreath from the branches which we could call a nest (it is a wreath according to its shape and a nest according to the structure of material). You'll also need a florist shining wire, a thread weaved into a spiral. Unweaving the spiral you get the thin shining durable tread. For decorating of the floral work and for tying of the bouquet you'll need raffia that is a natural fibre (it looks like fibres of a wisp of bast). The fibres may be of natural colour or painted ones (as in our case). It depends on the scale of colours of your composition and on your feeling of colour and harmony.
Live material: 5 roses (80 cm), a tuft of stillgras or bergras (but is short).

You’ll need: secateur (it’s better to use the secateur but you can also use a sharp knife or scissors at worst), a floral wire, Venetian pearl (you can buy it in every drapery store or simply unravel old beads), a big knife, scissors, a plastic (ceramic) ornamental flowerpot or basket, a floral oasis, a floral sellotape, felt (or any other packaging material), a sealing tape of  the same  colour as the felt (i.e. to that packaging material that you’ve chosen), a dragonfly and other elements for decorating the composition (according to your taste and choice).

5 yellow roses, 5 branches of  statitsa, 3 irises, bergras, branches of fern, branches of ruskus, gypsophilla.

3. Cut the roses in such a way so that their length fits the whole design of the composition. You may choose the direction and the shape of the composition at will, as you imagine it. Or do it the same way as the florist suggests. Do the same operations with irises, statitsa and the branches of ruskus. String the heads of pearl on the stem of bergras and add some branches of gypsophilla into the composition. Beautify the composition with the decorating elements (a dragonfly, ladybirds and others).

The composition is ready! Remember that the most important thing is not to follow all the instructions but to create by yourself. And only then the person who will get it will like it. Good luck!