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Floral Design

Transcript: Bow Making Wiring Best Part: Skills Used: ~Taping ~Looping Best Part: Flower Arrangment Least Part:Taping All Together Approximate Sell Price: $15 Carnation bud vase Chocolate Roses Painting Arranging Flowers To Fit Theme Making It Fit Into The Vase. Skills That Were Used: Skills That Were Used: Swagg Corsage Taping Holding Bouquet Together Everything Skills Used: *Taping *Arranging BestPart: *Picking out colors Least Part: *Arranging Approximate Sell Price:$20 Skills That Were Used: Skills That Were Used: Best Part: Grabbing The Flowers Getting To Do The Bows. And Arranging The Carnation Terra Cotta Pot Best Part: Making The Bow Least Favorite Part: Susanna Reverte Arranging The Flowers Skills That Were Used: Gathering Up All The Materials Cutting Stems Arranging Painting Decorating Best Part: Skills That Were Used: Bow Boquet Best Part: Skills That Were Used: Skills used: * Taping * Wrapping Chocolates Best Part : *Making Final Product Least part: *Taping Approximate Sell Price: $15 Skills used: ~Taping ~Twisting And Folding Best Part: ~Variety of colors Least Part: ~Holding The Ribbon. Approximate Sell Price: $24 Skills That Were Used: Best Part: Fall Semester 2013 Best Part: Clamping Bow Making Choosing A Theme Arranging Flowers Bow Making Bridesmaid Bouquet Being Able To Do It With My Mom Christmas Ornaments Cutting Stems Putting Flowers In Oasis Christmas Center Piece Floral Design: Period 5 Best Part: Thanksgiving Center Piece Christmas Wreath Boutonniere

Floral Design (:

Transcript: Huckleberry Line Flower Form Flowers Form Flowers Filler Foliage Carnation Form Flowers Baby's Breath Lilly Line Flower Flat Fern Rose Mass Foliage Heather Daisy Mass Foliage Gladiolus Spiral Eucalyptus Mass Flowers Mass Flowers Mass Flowers Filler Flowers Cattleya Orchid Larkspur Snapdragon Leatherleaf Fern Elisha Duke 6th Line Flower Mass Flowers Palm Cattail Line Flower Stock Filler Flower Line Flower Line flower Iris Plumosa Chrysanthemum (pompon) Form Flowers Filler Foliage Delphinium Mass Foliage Bird-of-paradise Lemon Leaf (salal) Line flower Filler Foliage Scotch Broom Line Flower Bulb Flower Filler Flowers Statice Line Flower Aster Mass Flowers Flowers! Filler Foliage Mass Flower Anthurium Calla Iilly Line Flower Ti Leaves Sprengeri Form Flowers Form Flowers Bear Grass

Floral Design

Transcript: Alaska 5-12 inches high Sky blue with an yellow inner circle perennial Light shade 6.1 to 6.5 (mildly acidic) 6.6 to 7.5 (neutral) 7.6 to 7.8 (mildly alkaline) Average Water Needs; Water regularly; do not overwater, self-sows freely; Quarter to an inch wide Myosotis alpestris USDA Zone 3a: to -39.9 °C (-40 °F) midsummer

floral design

Transcript: Plants Flowers Fun!! Creativity you can get certified if your in the class once certified you can work in a floral shop there is more than just making flowers in the class,you get to plan your own wedding,make gifts and lots more make fun arrangements like this one! Join Mr. Hills floral design class today! floral design

Floral Design

Transcript: Floral Design 2012 ^_^ Thank you for watching! :D Favorite Part: Putting it all together Least Favorite Part: Making the bow Skills used:Making a bow and using our foliage Selling Price: $12 best part: Playing with the helium Least Favorite Part: Tying the balloons skills used: Helium control Selling price: 2 $ Best Part: seeing the whole thing Least Favorite part: cleaning it Skills used: Painting Selling price: 3$ Favorite part: Planting the herbs Least Favorite Part: gluing the sticks Skills Used: Transplanting Selling Price: $12 Best Part: wrapping the flower Least favorite part: making the bow Skills used: taping and making the bow Selling price: 10 $ Best Part: Giving it to my mother Least favorite part: wrapping it skills used: wrapping and using the foliage selling price: 10$ Corsage Best part: placing the flowers Least Favorite Part: placing foliage Skills used: placong foliage Selling price: $25.00 Wrapped Rose Mother's Day Centerpiece best part: Eating the chocolates Least Favorite Part: wrapping the wroses skills used: wrapping Selling price: 12$ Single Rose bud-vase Boutonniere Chocolate Roses. Herb Basket Balloons Bouquet Favorite Part: putting it all together Least favorite part: using the wire Skills used: wrapping and making bows. Selling price: $7 Store Front Window Best Part: Arranging the flowers Least Favorite Part: making the bow Skills used: Bow making, placing flowers, and using the foliage. Selling Price: 15$ Bottle Bud-Vase

History of Floral Design Template

Transcript: By Amanda Vignau & Paola Sanchez Floral Design History of Classical Periods Classical Periods Egyptian Period 2800-28 B.C Egyptian Period Cut flowers were ued as decorations Flowers were important in life events religous ceremonies decorative purposes personal adornment Favored containers wide mouth vases Pictures Greek Period 600-46 B.C Greek Period Flowers & Petals were scattered on the ground during festivals Flowers were used to make wreaths, garlands, and chaplets During this period cornucopia was introduced Pictures Wreaths, garlands were heavy Fragrant flowers had bright colors Baskets of mixed flowers introduced w/ roses anemones tulips dianthus Roman Period 28 B.C- 325 Roman Period Pictures Mosaic is common Symmetrical, cone shaped trees filled with foilage to represent conical trees Garlands were constructed with narrow bands of lfowers or fruit alternating with foilage Byzantine Period 320-600 Byzantine Period Pictures Pictures European Periods European Periods Flowers were both wild and cultivated and important part of everyday life Used in: food drink medicine Fragrant Flowers favored for the ground freshening the air wreath making and garlands for personal adornments and decor Middle Ages 476-1400 Middle Ages Pictures Represented religious history Flowers in vases were showin in paintings for simbolism Flowers were arranged in vases so only the blossoms were visible Stems were covered creating massed symmetical connical arrangements Bright colors Wreats & garlands were still common Patterned containers with removable libs Renaissance Period 1400-16 Renaissance Period Pictures Flowers sent in everyday life Oval shape, asymmetrical balalnce and S-curved designs Over-decoration & gaudy interiors Containers included glass Baroque-Dutch Flemish Period 1600-1750 Baroque-Dutch Flemish Period Pictures Arrangments were commonly fan shaped as well as triangle & massed -used as decorative accents in interiors vases were highly decorated, portraying elegance, & tasteful extravagance French Period 1600-1814 French Period Pictures Fragance was the most important part of the bouquet, believing that the smell would get rid of the contagious diseases and the stentch from dead bodies nosegays were created to keep flowers close by -cleaniness wasnt a high standard during this time arrangments were English Georgian Period 1714-1760 English-Georgian Period Flower arranging was taught Girls were taught to arrange, grow, preserve, press and draw Nosegays and hand bouquet were popular Victorian Period 1820-1901 Victorian Period Pictures Oriental Periods Oriental Periods Paintings, prints, and scrolls -show cut flowers Arrangments are unconstructed & naturalistic Chinese Style Chinese Style Pictures Highly formalized with strict rules -Tradition and symbols Cut flowers and accessory materials were placed on arrangements Japanese Style Japanese Style Pictures American Design Period American Design Periods Massed, rounded or fan shaped bouquets Fruits and flowers were placed around dining tables and floral centerpieces Colonial 1714-1780 Colonial Pictures Main themes- -curvilinear lines, nature, in shapes of plants Containers were all inspired and patterned after curving lines Art Nouveau 1890-1910 Art Nouveau Pictures Styles were blended with several influences (over the top) Arrangments were very strong, steamlined, geometric lines, forms & patterns The containers were geometrically modern and bold Art Deco 1920-1950 Art Deco Pictures jeopardylabs.com/play/floral-history-4 Jeopardy Game Game

FLORAL DESIGN

Transcript: Symmetrical Triangle Arrangement 9 stems of carnations provided 10 stems of leather provided 7-10 florets of statice – approximately 3 stems provided Symmetrical Triangle Arrangement 9 stems of carnations provided 10 stems of leather provided 7-10 florets of statice – approximately 3 stems provided Completed arrangement with flowers, foliage and filler. Required Materials For Arrangement 9 Carnations 1/3 bunch Statice 10 stems Leather Leaf Fern Container, Floral Foam and Anchor Tape #21 or #22 wire Necessary Tools: Wire Cutters, Clippers, and Knife…Band Aids (There will be no tools provided) Inserting lether leaf fern Follow same insertion pattern as carnations Leather should support carnation stems Insert leather closely behind carnations Keep greenery wings for filler pieces, i.e. front spaces and to fill gaps and cover foam No anchor tape should be visible No floral foam should be showing Do not cut foliage into tiny pieces and insert into floral foam Inserting Filler Should be placed deeper than carnations to fill in empty spaces If using fillers that face directions, should radiate out of design Insert filler securely into floral foam Do not over fill design with filler; graders will count off for this; must consider price points of design, do not have to use all filler material provided Filler Statice is a filler flower with multiple breaks on each stem. Each bloom/floret on the stem, may face a different direction. When designing with statice, you will need to separate the breaks so that you are using the blooms/florets in the correct direction. They must follow the lines within the arrangement. Inserting Foliage Begin adding Leather Leaf in the same manner you inserted your flowers. Foliage should cover the stems and floral foam When you trim the length of a stem, save the excess to be used to fill in, where needed A stem must be inserted at least 1” - 2” deep into the oasis, in order to take up water The Completed Arrangement Completed arrangement with flowers, foliage and filler The photo shows depth created by the filler and the emphasis of the focal point created by bringing some of the filler and foliage in tighter/ shorter toward the #9 carnation Prepare Container for Design 1/3 block wet floral foam 2 pieces ¼’’ anchor tape enough to secure oasis into bowl Slice off front corners of floral foam for better insertion of stems into front corner area. Inserting Carnations... Cut stems at an angle Stems must be secure in floral foam below water line Should be no re-insertions Must develop symmetrical triangle Carefully measure before cutting stems Develop skeleton of design in steps 1-9 May fluff tight or non round carnations before inserting into floral foam Filler flowers to be inserted between carnations, placing them high and low to create depth A compleated arrangement FLoral Design Prezi

Floral Wedding Invitation

Transcript: Floral Wedding Invitation Date & Time Reception Start This section outlines the key dates and timings surrounding the wedding ceremony and reception, ensuring guests can plan their attendance effectively. The reception will start at 5:00 PM, immediately following the ceremony. Guests can look forward to an evening of dining, dancing, and celebration. A Beautiful and Elegant Call to Celebrate Our Union Wedding Date The wedding is scheduled for June 15, 2024. A Saturday was chosen to allow for maximum attendance. Ceremony Time The wedding ceremony will begin promptly at 3:00 PM. Guests are encouraged to arrive at least 30 minutes early to settle in and enjoy pre-ceremony refreshments. Accommodation Options for Guests Local Hotels Contact Information RSVP Options Hotel Blossom: Elegant and modern, with amenities including a pool and spa. The Grand Stay: Centrally located and family-friendly, offering spacious rooms. Cozy Inn: Budget-friendly with charming decor, perfect for a cozy stay. For inquiries, please contact: Name: [insert contact name] Phone: [insert contact number] Email: [insert contact email] Direct messaging options available for quick responses. Respond via email or designated website link. Optional: Include dietary preferences and song requests. Choice of attending: ceremony only, or ceremony and reception. Choosing the right accommodation enhances the wedding experience, providing comfort and convenience to our loved ones. Below are local hotel recommendations and booking information to ensure a pleasant stay. RSVP Details Booking Information Reservations can be made directly through hotel websites or major booking platforms. Advise guests to book early due to limited availability around the wedding date. Consider using group codes if available for discounts. Understanding the importance of providing timely responses for wedding invitations can enhance planning and ensure a memorable event for everyone. Special Rates Many hotels may offer special rates for wedding guests; inquire directly about group discounts. Check for packages that include breakfast or transportation services. Confirm rates at least 3 months in advance to ensure availability and pricing stability. Response Deadline Responses are required by [insert date]. Early confirmations facilitate effective planning for food and seating arrangements. Dress Code Formal attire is required for both the ceremony and reception. Gentlemen are expected to wear suits or tuxedos. Ladies should opt for elegant gowns or chic cocktail dresses. Attire Guidelines for the Wedding Celebration Invitation The attire for our wedding is carefully curated to enhance the overall theme and create a beautifully cohesive atmosphere. Emphasis on dress code, styles, and color palette will ensure a memorable visual experience. Suggested Styles Welcome Note An invitation sets the tone for the wedding, offering essential details while reflecting the style and elegance of the event. This section outlines how to create an engaging invitation that resonates with the couple's vision. Consider the overall theme reflected in floral and leafy designs. Opt for flowing fabrics which complement the watercolour aesthetic. Accessories should be kept elegant; subtle floral patterns or colours can enhance the theme without overpowering it. A heartfelt welcome note establishes the warmth and love surrounding the event. It personalizes the invitation, making guests feel valued and eager to celebrate together. Color Palette Personal Touch Celebration Details Incorporate personal elements, like a brief story about the couple or a meaningful quote, to make the invitation resonate further. Unique design features, such as a watercolor floral theme, enhance the overall aesthetic and reflect the couple's personality. Clearly state the purpose of the invitation: to celebrate the union of the couple. Include specifics such as the date, location, and any important highlights of the ceremony and reception. The color palette is designed to harmonize with the floral and leafy theme. Suggested colors include soft pastels and muted tones like blush, sage green, and ivory. Accents of gold or silver can add a touch of elegance and sophistication. Last checks... Give an overview of this subject here. You can use bullet points to keep it easy to read. Hang on... Point 1 Point 2 Point 3 Adding final touches... Last checks... Go into detail about this subject here. You can always wrap back to previous areas, too. Fine-tuning... Use this section to wrap-up your presentation and highlight the main points. Add more context here. You can add more zoom areas if you have a chart or graph you want to highlight. Design at work... Adding final touches... Go into detail about this subject. You can add images and GIFs to bring your presentation to life, too. Give an overview of this subject here. Getting it ready... If you need more subsections, you can copy this one and place it anywhere on the canvas.

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